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Polanski says US president should be kicked out of his Scottish golf courses   as Trump International responds

Polanski Demands Trump Be Ousted from Scottish Golf Courses Amid Global Controversy

Green Party leader Zack Polanski has sparked fierce backlash after demanding that US President Donald Trump be stripped of ownership of his Scottish golf resorts due to his contentious international actions. Polanski says US president should be ‘kicked out’ of his Scottish golf courses – as Trump International responds Calls to Sanction Trump’s Scottish Golf Properties Trump owns two prominent golf courses in Scotland: Trump Turnberry in South Ayrshire and Trump International Golf Links in Aberd

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Championship side get apology after club badge featured in kids racism booklet showing KKK character

Millwall Secures Apology After Club Badge Misused in Racism Awareness Booklet

Westminster Council Removes Controversial Booklet Featuring Millwall Emblem Millwall Football Club has obtained a formal apology after its iconic blue lion badge was wrongly used in a children’s booklet designed to highlight the historic issue of racism in football. The emblem appeared on the robes of a figure styled like a Ku Klux Klan member, sparking widespread outrage.

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Can the Lib Dem tortoise outrun the populist hare

Can the Lib Dem Tortoise Outsprint the Populist Hare?

Ed Davey’s Steady Strategy vs. Populist Momentum The Liberal Democrats are betting on a slow and steady approach to political success—building grassroots support in former Conservative strongholds and cautiously expanding into Labour-leaning urban centers.

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British Airways warns of flight price rises due to fuel crisis

British Airways Signals Ticket Price Surge Amid Fuel Crisis

Fuel Costs Skyrocket as Strait of Hormuz Closure Hits Airlines British Airways faces steep ticket price hikes as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East shuts down the Strait of Hormuz , triggering a sharp spike in global oil prices. The airline’s parent company, International Airlines Group (IAG) , confirmed that soaring jet fuel expenses will force a rise in flight costs.

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Assisted dying bill fails to become law as it runs out of time

Assisted Dying Bill Stalls in Parliament, Supporters Pledge Renewed Push

Assisted Dying Legislation Hits Parliamentary Roadblock Assisted dying will not become law in England and Wales after the bill failed to complete its parliamentary journey before time expired. Despite clearing two votes in the House of Commons—albeit with a slimmer majority on the second—the crucial vote in the House of Lords never took place, causing the bill to lapse.

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Prison officer who had secret relationship with sex offender is jailed

Prison Officer Jailed for Secret Affair with Sex Offender She Supervised

Forbidden Liaison Uncovered at HMP Channings Wood Livvy Edney , a 44-year-old prison officer at HMP Channings Wood in Devon, breached every protocol by engaging in a clandestine relationship with Paul Young , a sex offender under her supervision. She even impersonated a family member to maintain contact after Young’s transfer to another facility.

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Green ambitions leaving NATO and apologising over breast hypnosis claim   Polanskis success brings more scrutiny

Green Surge, NATO Exit Plans, and Controversy: Polanski Faces Intense Scrutiny

Polanski’s Bold Vision Shakes Manchester’s Political Landscape Zack Polanski strides confidently through the bustling streets of Levenshulme, Manchester , accompanied by Hannah Spencer, the Green Party’s newest Member of Parliament. Cameras flash, cars honk, and supporters eagerly shake hands as Polanski champions his party’s green revival in a district that recently flipped from Labour to Green in the seismic Gorton and Denton by-election .

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Starmer put a nuclear bomb under Mandelson row by sacking Olly Robbins

Starmer’s Sacking of Olly Robbins Ignites Mandelson Security Row

Harriet Harman Warns Starmer’s Move Has Exploded the Mandelson Controversy Sir Keir Starmer ignited a political firestorm by dismissing Olly Robbins , the former Foreign Office chief, over the contentious Peter Mandelson security vetting scandal. Baroness Harriet Harman described the decision as dropping a “nuclear bomb” under the ongoing dispute, dramatically escalating tensions within the Labour Party.

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Police battling paedophiles warn AI could be used to weaponise innocent family photos

Police Warn AI Could Weaponize Innocent Family Photos to Create Child Abuse Images

Police Scotland Battles Rising Online Child Sexual Exploitation Fueled by AI Police Scotland is sounding the alarm over a disturbing new threat: paedophiles exploiting artificial intelligence to transform innocent family photographs into explicit images of children. This alarming development is reshaping the fight against online child sexual abuse, as detectives grapple with both a surge in cases and evolving digital dangers.

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Dan Walker tribunal Ex Channel 5 presenter withdraws allegations

Dan Walker Tribunal Ends as Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije Withdraws Allegations

Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije Drops Claims Against Former Co-Host Dan Walker Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije has officially withdrawn all allegations against her former Channel 5 News co-presenter Dan Walker , following a “mutual agreement” with both the broadcaster and ITN . This development brings a swift conclusion to a high-profile employment tribunal that had attracted significant media attention.

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Officers investigated for gross misconduct after death of woman whose husband was cleared of manslaughter

Police Officers Under Scrutiny for Gross Misconduct in Tarryn Baird Case

Two Officers Face Investigation Following Acquittal in Manslaughter Trial Two police officers now face a formal investigation for potential gross misconduct linked to the tragic death of Tarryn Baird , a 34-year-old woman who died by suicide in Swindon, Wiltshire , in November 2017. Her husband, Christopher Trybus , 44, was recently acquitted by a jury of all charges, including manslaughter, two counts of rape, and controlling and coercive behaviour.

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Government urged to close loophole allowing mini fracking

Government Faces Pressure to Close Mini Fracking ‘Loophole’

North Yorkshire Council Rejects Controversial Mini Fracking Plan North Yorkshire Council has decisively rejected plans for a “mini fracking” site in Burniston near Scarborough after a wave of local opposition. The developer, Europa Oil and Gas , immediately announced its intention to appeal, defending mini fracking as a “completely” safe method.

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