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Orange Order plans legal challenge after Bryant bans Drumcree parade
Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant banned the Drumcree parade after a two-week stand-off between the Orange Order and nationalist residents of Garvaghy Road in Portadown. The march would have taken the Protestant and unionist group through a Catholic area for the first time in almost 30 years, and Bryant said he could not find…
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Trump U-turns on Russian fuel; Flydubai plot exposed; Panama quake
Donald Trump has reversed his stance on Russian energy sanctions, declaring Moscow will supply diesel fuel globally. The UAE has revealed a foiled Flydubai hijack plot targeting Ben Gurion Airport, and a 7.6-magnitude earthquake has struck Panama.
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Trump rails against Nobel Peace Prize winner, saying his is long overdue: ‘Never heard of the person’
Donald Trump attacked Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay at a rally in Syracuse and in a Truth Social post, saying he had never heard of her and calling the award a disgrace. He argued that he and the United States deserved recognition for conflicts he says he has helped settle, turning the announcement into…
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Trump rallies New York crowd for Republican Bruce Blakeman’s bid to replace Gov. Kathy Hochul
President Trump held a rally in Syracuse, New York on Friday night to support Republican Bruce Blakeman’s gubernatorial bid against Democrat Kathy Hochul. Trump centred his message on his administration’s economic and immigration agenda, urging supporters to vote Republican across the ballot in the midterm elections and pledging direct White House assistance for Blakeman if…
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Trump secures temporary Russian diesel imports as fuel costs rise
The US Treasury authorised a temporary licence for Russian diesel imports after Donald Trump agreed with Vladimir Putin to secure fuel supplies as prices rise. The move reverses years of US pressure on Moscow and has drawn condemnation from Ukraine and criticism from lawmakers in both parties. Trump said Russia would release 300,000 tonnes immediately,…
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Hutchings’s son urges minister to limit cases against Troubles veterans
John Hutchings, whose father Dennis died in hospital while facing an attempted murder trial in Northern Ireland, has urged a Labour minister to stop pursuing veterans. He and campaigners met Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant ahead of the Troubles Bill’s return to the Commons, calling for tighter limits on cases they say are repeatedly…
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Erika Kirk considers presidential-style museum for slain husband’s archive
Erika Kirk is working on a collection of her assassinated husband Charlie Kirk’s memorabilia that she is considering housing in a presidential library-style memorial museum. Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, was killed on September 10, 2025 during a speaking engagement at Utah Valley University. This memorial project represents…
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Thirty thousand in Brussels clash with police as Tories slump
Thirty thousand clashed with police in Brussels over budget cuts. Conservatives came third in a UK by-election whilst hospitals face manslaughter charges.
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Trump turns to Russian diesel as fuel costs threaten Republican midterm prospects
Donald Trump says Russia will supply hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel fuel to the US and global markets, a sharp reversal from his recent support for sanctions on countries importing Russian energy. The move comes as high fuel costs linked to the Iran war weigh on his public standing and threaten Republican prospects…