Declassified UK has published a video report titled “Labour MPs caught attending Israel lobby lunch” examining a private lunch event in central London involving Labour Friends of Israel (LFI) and a number of Labour politicians. The report shows the journalist approaching MPs and other attendees as they enter a hotel venue, asking whether they are attending the LFI lunch and raising questions about the group’s funding and transparency.

In the footage, politicians approached or identified include Peter Kyle, Luke Akehurst, Mark Sewards, and Steve Yemm. Some respond briefly, with several framing their position as support for a negotiated two-state solution.

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Authorities in Minnesota are cooperating with a federal investigation into alleged fraud involving child care centers that received government funding. The inquiry follows claims that some facilities may have been operating in ways that did not match their reported enrollment or services.

State officials confirmed they are supplying documents and records to the United States federal government as part of the review. Investigators are examining whether public funds intended to support child care services were misused or obtained under false pretences.

The investigation gained attention after a widely shared video raised questions about whether certain child care centers were functioning as claimed. ...

A new tranche of documents connected to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein has been made public, reigniting debate over the extent of his network and the handling of investigations tied to his activities.

The latest release includes court filings, correspondence, and previously sealed material linked to civil litigation involving Epstein’s associates. While many of the names referenced have appeared in earlier disclosures, the documents have intensified scrutiny of prominent political, business, and social figures mentioned in connection with Epstein over the years.

Legal experts caution that inclusion in the files does not imply wrongdoing, noting that many references stem from witness testimony, third-party ...