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Mexico's Fatima Bosch crowned Miss Universe 2025 in Bangkok after a season of controversy, including a walkout, judge resignations, and rigging claims.

Fatima Bosch | Miss Universe | Nawat Itsaragrasil | rigging

Mexico’s Fatima Bosch Crowned Miss Universe Amid Claims of Rigging and Backstage Pageant Drama

Boris Johnson faces legal action after the Covid inquiry found inaction may have caused 23,000 excess deaths. Senior Tories reject the "sensationalist" findings.

Boris Johnson | Covid Inquiry | Excess Deaths | Lord Gove | Nadine Dorries

Legal Action Looms for Boris Johnson as Damning Covid Inquiry Report Reveals 23,000 Excess Deaths

Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester Mayor, fuels Labour leadership coup speculation by repeatedly refusing to rule out challenging Sir Keir Starmer for Prime Minister.

Andy Burnham | Keir Starmer | Labour leadership | Prime Minister

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham Dodges Question on Challenging Keir Starmer for PM Role

The Supreme Court ruled EHRC’s guidance on single-sex spaces for trans people was unlawful. FWS won the challenge, clarifying exceptions in the Equality Act 2010.

EHRC | Equality Act 2010 | Single-Sex Spaces | Supreme Court | Transgender

EHRC Loses Supreme Court Battle Over Single-Sex Spaces for Transgender People

MI5 warned UK Parliament about Chinese MSS spies using LinkedIn profiles (Amanda Qiu, Shirly Shen) to recruit staff. Govt vows £170m upgrade to counter threat.

China | Dan Jarvis\ | espionage | LinkedIn | MI5

UK Government Will Not Tolerate Covert Chinese Spying After MI5 Alerts Parliament to MSS Threat

UK defence committee report finds the nation lacks a military defence plan, is too reliant on the US, and fails Nato obligations. MoD to build six new munitions factories.

MoD | munitions factories | NATO | UK defence

UK Defence Strategy Lacks Credible Plan to Protect Nation and Overseas Territories, MPs Warn

Poland scrambles F-16s and an early-warning aircraft after new Russian strikes on western Ukraine. Air-defence and radar systems raised to maximum readiness.

air-defence | early-warning | NATO border | Poland F16 | Russia Ukraine

Poland scrambles allied aircraft in response to Russian strikes on Ukraine; all systems on high alert

Zhimin Qian, the 47-year-old "Cryptoqueen," received 11 years in a UK court for a $6.6B Bitcoin Ponzi scheme that defrauded 128,000 people. $6.6B Bitcoin seized.

Bitcoin | Cryptoqueen | Ponzi scheme | Southwark Crown Court | Zhimin Qian

Chinese ‘Cryptoqueen’ Gets Over 11 Years in UK Prison for $6.6 Billion Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme

Inquest hears 12-year-old Mia Lucas, detained under Mental Health Act for acute psychosis, died at Sheffield Children's Hospital in Jan 2024. Care scrutinized.

Inquest | Mental Health Act | Mia Lucas | Psychosis | Sheffield Children's Hospital

Inquest Begins into Death of 12-Year-Old Girl Detained with Acute Psychosis in UK Hospital

Russia’s night-time strikes on 18 November caused severe damage to railway and urban infrastructure in Dnipro and Kharkiv. Full report and verified video.

18 November attack | Dnipro strike | Kharkiv missile | Russia attacks Ukraine

Russia’s night-time strikes on railway and urban infrastructure in Dnipro and Kharkiv regions on 18 November

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz caused outrage at COP30 in Belém with a controversial comparison about poverty. He warned that global warming is a "moral failure" by the world.

Belém | Climate Finance | Cop30 | Friedrich Merz

Did Friedrich Merz's "outrageous" poverty comparison overshadow Germany's COP30 climate goals

China’s £45bn UK investment spree gave it access to military-grade tech, per BBC. Ex-CEO Ron Black exposed the plan to transfer Imagination Technologies' IP.

China | Imagination Technologies | Military Technology | Ron Black | UK Investment

China's UK Investment Spree Granted Access to Military-Grade Technology

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