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Former Labour peer Peter Mandelson accuses Metropolitan police of arresting him without justification, claiming they wrongly believed he was planning to flee the country.

As President Trump prepares to deliver his annual State of the Union address, we explore the key issues and policies he's expected to highlight, from foreign affairs to economic priorities.

MPs openly criticize Prince Andrew, reflecting a changing attitude towards the former royal. The language used paints a stark picture of a man perceived as rude, arrogant, and unable to separate his personal interests from public duty.

Get exclusive live coverage and analysis of the President's State of the Union speech on NPR. Hear the latest updates and Democratic response.

Exclusive analysis of a new study revealing the extensive nature of President Xi Jinping's purges within China's military leadership, highlighting the scale of his power consolidation.

An in-depth analysis of Trump's State of the Union speech, examining key statistics, rhetoric, and implications for his presidency.

National security committee warns UK elections are dangerously exposed to covert foreign money without tougher safeguards on cryptocurrency donations.

Ex-President Duterte is on trial at the International Criminal Court for his controversial 'war on drugs' that left thousands dead. The war in the Philippines persists despite his departure.

Reform UK's Richard Tice outlines plans for a 'great repeal act' to abolish Labour's worker rights and tenant protection laws, sparking backlash from unions and renters' groups.

In a shocking move, the U.S. Department of Justice has sued UCLA after the prestigious university refused to pay a staggering $1 billion fine. This high-stakes legal clash could have far-reaching implications.