Manhunt for teacher Enoch Burke in transgender row
Irish police search for teacher Enoch Burke after he evaded imprisonment for contempt of court in a transgender student pronoun case. Read the latest developments.
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Judge resumes contempt probe into Trump deportations
Federal judge James Boasberg demands sworn testimony to determine if Trump officials violated court order by deporting men to El Salvador. Read the latest developments.
International Law Under Attack: Why Rules Still Matter
As global tensions rise, experts debate whether international law is dying or evolving. Discover why the 1945 framework remains crucial despite current challenges.
US Wrongly Deports Trans Woman Despite Court Order
Trump administration admits 'inadvertent removal' of Britania Uriostegui Rios to Mexico despite court ruling she faced torture risk. Officials now working to return her to US.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables - Nov 18
Discover Guy Venables' latest Metro cartoon from November 18, 2025. Order prints at 0191 6030178 and explore exclusive content including firm pricing tactics.
Suspected Dagenham Brothel Closed by Council
A suspected brothel in Dagenham has been shut down for three months after repeated criminal damage, including black oil and paint attacks. Council and Police take action.
Greenwich HMO residents get £5k back from landlord
Tenants in a Greenwich HMO were forced to urinate in a bathtub for 58 days due to a broken toilet. A tribunal ordered a £5,300 rent repayment. Read the shocking details.
7 Lost Mail-Order Catalogues From 70s-00s
Take a nostalgic trip through the lost mail-order catalogues that shaped British shopping for generations. Remember circling your dream gifts?
Shoplifter banned from Square Mile after £4k Boots theft
Michael Hayes, 35, sentenced to 22 weeks for stealing £4,000 of beauty products from Boots. Banned from London's Square Mile for three years. Read the full story.
Killer Sudoku 996: A New Guardian Puzzle Challenge
Discover the rules for the Guardian's Killer Sudoku 996. Normal sudoku rules apply, but with an added numerical challenge within dotted lines. Find the solution in the next issue.
Trump reverses course, cuts tariffs on food imports
Donald Trump has signed an executive order lowering tariffs on beef, coffee and bananas, marking a sharp policy reversal as concerns over rising costs grow. Explore the political implications.
Met Police Riot Training: Behind the Scenes
Exclusive look at Metropolitan Police riot squad training in Gravesend. See how officers prepare for London protests with petrol bombs and crowd control tactics. Read the full story.
Lehrmann's restraining order bid dismissed in court
Bruce Lehrmann's application for a restraining order against a Daily Mail reporter has been dismissed by a Hobart court. The case alleged stalking over a story about his life in Tasmania.
Guy Venables' Metro cartoon published November 12, 2025
The Metro daily cartoon by Guy Venables was published on November 12, 2025. Read the latest and order your print copy today!
London landlord loses appeal over £14k rent repayment
A Hackney landlord failed to overturn a £14,000 rent repayment order for running an unlicensed HMO. The tribunal rejected his hardship claim after he revealed owning a £1.4m home. Read the full details.
Hackney thief jailed for bizarre Cheshire crime spree
Fabio Coelho, 40, stole lawn balls, scout badges and sunglasses in Wilmslow vehicle thefts. The Hackney man received 25 weeks in prison and a 5-year ban from Cheshire towns. Read the full story.
Man interviewed over Bob Vylan IDF Glastonbury comments
A man in his 30s was interviewed under caution following Bob Vylan's 'Death to the IDF' chant at Glastonbury. Police continue investigating the public order incident.
Sara Pascoe wins Jilly Cooper Comedy Award for 'Weirdo'
Comedian and author Sara Pascoe wins the 2025 Jilly Cooper Comedy Women in Print Prize for her novel 'Weirdo', celebrating female comedic talent in literature.
Tommy Robinson found not guilty in public order case
English Defence League founder Tommy Robinson has been acquitted of public order offences after a tense confrontation at a London hotel housing asylum seekers. The verdict concludes a controversial case that divided public opinion.
Divorce Pension Rules: Splitting Private Pensions Explained
A financial expert explains the complex rules around pension division during divorce proceedings and what you need to know to protect your retirement savings.
Dunelm's Check Duvet: Affordable Bedroom Style
Discover how Dunelm's charming check print duvet set is transforming bedrooms across the UK with its affordable style and premium quality.
Resident Evil: Requiem Pre-Orders Live with Switch Controller
Capcom unleashes chilling new details for Resident Evil: Requiem, including special edition Nintendo Switch controller and terrifying new Amiibo figures available for pre-order now.
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