The New Zealand parliament suspended after an unplanned haka broke out following newly elected PM Te Pati Maori's Oriini Kaipara's speech.

Speaker of the House Gerry Brownlee: "No, not that. The guarantee was that would not be taking place... Unreal."

Brownlee: "The House is suspended."

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize.

Hundreds have turned out to give Ricky Hatton a send off.

He was found dead aged 46 at his Hyde home on September 14.

The government will consult on whether children aged between 13 and 16-years-old should be included in the digital ID roll-out.

The backlash to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's announcement for a UK-wide digital ID scheme has attracted almost three million signatures.

An official government response to that petition confirmed the consultation will also consider whether to include children aged 13 years old and older.

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper defended the consultation plans, saying "lots of 13-year olds already do" have a form of digital ID.

Keir Starmer has praised India's extensive Aadhaar digital ID system, which includes biometric data, as a "massive success" and suggested Britain could use similar technology for banking, though No 10 clarified the UK system would not necessarily copy India's biometric data usage.

Humza Yousaf is helping to spearhead a new initiative to help more British Muslims get into politics.

Last month he helped to launch the Muslim Impact Forum (MIF) aiming to "connect Muslim leadership, expertise, and resources across philanthropy, business, academia, and geopolitics".

The beginning of Digital ID is upon us. Councils are now requesting to link to UCRN in Scotland for local council access to your online account to simply pay a bill or report that your bins have been missed on collection day.

Hamit Coskun's criminal conviction for burning a copy of the Quran has been overturned by the Crown Court.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has issued a warning about the end of the free internet.

Channel migrant who said he was coming to England to 'pop pop pop' Nigel Farage in a TikTok video has been found guilty of making threats to kill.

Fayaz Khan, an Afghani national made the threats last year.

Laurence Fox with Tommy Robinson: "The Mossad Express".

The Church of England decided this week to cover the interior of the oldest cathedral in England in graffiti in order to represent the voices of “marginalised communities.”

The Very Rev David Monteith, Dean of Canterbury, said: “There is a rawness which is magnified by the graffiti style, which is disruptive. It is unfiltered and not sanitised.”

“This exhibition intentionally builds bridges between cultures, styles and genres and allows us to receive the gifts of younger people who have much to say.”

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Interesting discussion on the show tonight about the degenerate filth kids are forced to read at school with the new 'Lord of the Flies' programme appearing on Netflix. What propaganda were you forced to read now you can look back on it? 'Night' by Elie Wiesel for starters.

Julia Hartley-Brewer makes light of the $7K fee for posting positive spin on Israel and it's endeavours.

For the first time in polling history more people in the USA identify with the plight of the Palestinians rather than the Israelis.

After Trump’s tariffs on China announcement the markets saw a massive sell-off.

One individual, 30 minutes before the crash, took out a massive short on Bitcoin netting them a cool $88 million dollars.

Insider trading is rife among the Trump admin.

"The US has finalised an agreement that will allow Qatar to build an air force facility in Idaho, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced.

He said the facility - where pilots from the Gulf state would be trained to fly F-15 fighter jets - would be established at the Mountain Home Airbase in the north-western US state."

In what way is this 'America First'?