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Trump issues chilling red-line threat as Iran opens new front and oil prices go haywire
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has issued a stark warning to Iran that has rattled global oil markets, coinciding with Tehran opening what is described as a new front in its confrontation with the West. President Trump reinforced the tough stance with what the article characterises as a “chilling red-line threat”, raising fears of…
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Labour MPs’ cloying praise for exiting Starmer could almost convince you they ditched him for being too popular – and that Burnham played no part in his overthrow: PETER HITCHENS
Peter Hitchens argues in this Daily Mail opinion piece that the effusive tributes paid by Labour MPs to Sir Keir Starmer upon his departure ring hollow, given that many of the same figures were instrumental in pushing him out. He suggests the praise is designed to obscure the reality of an internal Labour coup, and…
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What Do We Get Out of the Saudi Nuclear Deal?
The Trump administration has finalised a 30-year civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, marked by a White House meeting between President Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in July 2026. The deal gives American companies a major role in building out Saudi Arabia’s civilian nuclear infrastructure, but the National Review piece questions what tangible…
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Convicted killer accused of murdering two friends sent text saying he felt ‘absolutely bloodthirsty’ and ‘real hostile’ on the day first victim went missing, court hears
A man previously convicted of killing has gone on trial accused of murdering two friends, with a court told he sent a text message describing himself as feeling “absolutely bloodthirsty” and “real hostile” on the day the first victim went missing. The message is being presented as evidence of the defendant’s state of mind around…
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Here’s what Samsung’s smart glasses actually look like
Samsung has shown off the first physical designs and specifications for its upcoming smart glasses, developed jointly with Google alongside eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Two new frames were revealed, adding to the pair shown at Google I/O in May, ahead of a planned launch this autumn. The move puts Samsung and Google…
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British Airways jet carrying 180 passengers at 170mph comes within feet of smashing into illegally-flown drone near Windsor Castle
A British Airways aircraft carrying 180 passengers came within feet of colliding with an illegally flown drone while travelling at 170mph near Windsor Castle, in the latest example of drones posing a serious risk to commercial air traffic in UK airspace. The near-miss highlights ongoing concerns about unauthorised drone use around flight paths, particularly close…
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Two Russians handed down jail terms for terrorism and spying in Angola
A court in Luanda has found two Russians guilty of terrorism and espionage, jailing political consultant Igor Ratchin for 11 years and translator Lev Lakshtanov for eight, after the pair were arrested last August over accusations of stirring anti-government protests and attempting to interfere in Angola’s 2027 presidential election. The case centres on an alleged…
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Husband stabbed Marvelous Mrs Maisel set designer to death, then left their baby son with body and went to park to hang himself, as it’s revealed his brother is also a murderer
A husband stabbed his wife, Marvellous Mrs Maisel set designer Mary Kate Golding, to death in their Astoria, New York home, leaving their baby son with her body before going to a nearby park and hanging himself. The killing has shocked colleagues in the television industry and neighbours in the Queens community, and has drawn…
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Jason Alexander apologizes after Courtney Stodden says 2012 comedy sketch objectified her as a minor
Actor Jason Alexander has apologised to Courtney Stodden for his role in a 2012 comedy sketch that mocked her appearance when she was still a minor. The sketch, made for Funny or Die, saw the Seinfeld star hold a mobile phone up to Stodden’s chest while making comments about her body, and Stodden has since…
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JONATHAN TURLEY: Judge Boasberg whines about Trump’s power and then gets caught exceeding his own
This opinion piece by Jonathan Turley, published on Fox News, criticises Chief Judge James Boasberg of the D.C. federal court for what the author describes as inconsistent attitudes towards judicial power. Turley notes that Boasberg reportedly complained after a D.C. appellate court ordered him to reconsider a case examining whether D.C.’s government had enforced anti-graffiti…