Day: November 19, 2025
Revealed: The Russian commander wanted by Ukraine over Bucha massacres
Over 400 bodies were recovered after Russia carried out atrocities in the town of Bucha in 2022
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New Royal Mail stamps feature the most famous designs in British postal history
The new series will commemorate iconic stamp designs from the Victorian era
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Almost half of working-age adults experienced workplace conflict in the past year
Stress, anxiety and depression were the most common impacts of workplace conflict, Acas said
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Why MPs are set to tell bad dad jokes during Commons debate
The debate will occur on International Men’s Day
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Four in 10 Britons would consider ending friendships over views on Israel-Palestine
Think tank More in Common UK polled 2,000 people in October, the same month the Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester was attacked
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Suspect charged months after allegedly shooting dead girlfriend’s teenage son he thought was a burglar
Quinterrious Turner, 28, surrendered to police on November 18 and admitted to the September killing of the 16-year-old
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Even Laura Loomer is warning Republicans that the party has a ‘Nazi problem’
The far-right activist cited ‘top podcasters’ and ‘Gen Z glorifying Hitler’ on social media
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‘I fled Africa to safety in the UK – Starmer’s migrant crackdown means I could be sent back’
Shams Moussa says despite a change of government in his home country, he feels like an ‘alien’ – and condemned Labour’s plan to return refugees as part of a planned overhaul of the asylum system
Read More‘I fled Africa to safety in the UK – Starmer’s migrant crackdown means I could be sent back’
Shams Moussa says despite a change of government in his home country, he feels like an ‘alien’ – and condemned Labour’s plan to return refugees as part of a planned overhaul of the asylum system
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Republicans dodged a bullet on shutdown and Trump bailed them out on Epstein – but this next crisis is a real doozy
Republicans no longer have to contend with the shutdown, but the issue of spiking health care premiums hasn’t gone away, writes John Bowden
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