Day: December 18, 2025
White House adds plaques below Biden and Obama portraits, calling them ‘the worst President in American history’ and ‘divisive’
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Newest additions appear to be part of the administration’s ongoing ‘troll’ campaign against former presidents and Trump’s opponents
Read MoreNetanyahu confirms Israel’s largest-ever natural gas deal with Egypt
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Netanyahu added that the deal would help secure stability in the region
Read MoreSix councils granted power to raise council tax without needing to consult residents
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has estimated that Wandsworth and Westminster councils would need to hike council tax by as much as 75 per cent to balance the books in the wake of government reforms
Read MoreRussia’s sabotage campaign seeks to overwhelm Europe
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The alleged Russian campaign seeks to undermine support for Kyiv, cause divisions, and expose security vulnerabilities
Read MoreAustralia to tighten hate speech laws after Bondi Beach terror attack
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PM Albanese acknowledges government could have done more to combat antisemitism before Sunday’s tragedy
Read MoreParents told not to do everyday habit during Christmas
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Dame Rachel admitted she had previously been ‘as guilty’ on the issue
Read MoreUrgent recall issued for electric blankets sold nationwide over risk of fire and electric shock
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The product presents a risk of fire and electric shock
Read MoreWhy going to your Christmas drinks tonight could help you later in life
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New research suggests going to your Christmas drinks could provide an unexpected boost to your health – even if you do not feel lonely
Read MoreThe Christmas treats which have risen in price by as much as 70%
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Researchers have identified which shops have increased prices the most since last Christmas
Read MoreChina files tit-for-tat lawsuit against Missouri amid claims it hoarded PPE during Covid pandemic
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Missouri filed a lawsuit against China for hoarding personal protective equipment in the early months of the pandemic and a federal judge gave a ruling in favour of the US state earlier this year
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