Reeves rushes pension tax raid into law
Chancellor Rachel Reeves accelerates salary sacrifice legislation to reassure markets about tax increases. Learn how this affects your pension contributions.
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National Guard member dies in DC terror attack
National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, 20, has died after a shooting near the White House. The suspect, an Afghan national, is under guard in hospital. Read the latest.
National Guard member dies in Washington DC shooting
20-year-old Sarah Beckstrom dies after being shot in Washington DC. President Trump confirms death as investigation continues. Read the latest updates.
Seventh arrest in Manchester synagogue attack probe
A 31-year-old man arrested at Manchester Airport becomes seventh person detained in connection with October's fatal Heaton Park synagogue attack that killed two worshippers.
Sally Rooney faces UK book ban over Palestine support
Author Sally Rooney warns her books may disappear from UK stores due to her financial backing of proscribed group Palestine Action, citing a severe threat to artistic freedom.
Afghan national charged in Washington DC shooting ambush
An Afghan national with CIA ties is facing terrorism charges after ambushing two National Guard soldiers near the White House. Both victims remain in critical condition.
Italy delays landmark law defining rape by consent
Italy's parliament postpones crucial legislation that would define sex without consent as rape, creating a rift in Giorgia Meloni's coalition government. Discover the implications.
Lawyers slam Rachel Reeves's 'illogical' LLP tax
Legal professionals warn Chancellor's proposed LLP tax reforms could damage UK law firms' competitiveness. Experts reveal unintended consequences for partnership structures.
Palestine Action Challenges Ban in Secret Courts
Huda Ammori challenges Palestine Action's ban under anti-terrorism laws in secret court proceedings critics call 'unavoidably unfair'. Learn about the CMP system.
Teen accused of making bomb parts in bedroom
A 19-year-old from Ilford faces trial for experimenting with homemade explosives and sharing extreme right-wing content online. Court hears he was a 'big fan of Hitler'.
UK Announces National Day for Terrorism Victims
The UK will introduce an annual national day on 21 August to honour victims and survivors of terrorism. Discover how this day will be marked and why it matters.
Neo-Nazi cult leader pleads guilty to terror charges
Michail Chkhikvishvili, the 'Commander Butcher' cult leader, admits plotting bombings, school shootings and poison candy attacks across the US. Read the full investigation into this disturbing case.
Labor Pledges Nature Laws This Week Amid Green Pressure
Australia's Labor government commits to passing historic environmental legislation this week as Greens push for stronger protections. Will the landmark laws survive parliamentary scrutiny?
Official: Palestine Action Ban Could Overwhelm Prevent
Exclusive: Home Office official warns anti-terrorism programme faces being overwhelmed by Palestine advocacy referrals following ban on direct action group. Read the full analysis.
Wimbledon exempt from new anti-ticket touting law
Wimbledon is set for an exemption from Labour's new anti-ticket touting legislation, protecting its multi-million pound debenture sales that fund tennis. Discover the details.
Nigerian Court Convicts Biafran Leader on Terrorism
A Nigerian court has found Biafran separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu guilty of terrorism charges. Discover the details of the case and its wider implications for the region.
Poland closes Russian consulate after rail sabotage
Poland closes its final Russian consulate, branding a railway bomb attack as 'state terrorism'. Four arrests made in probe into Moscow-linked sabotage. Read the latest.
Man Utd's £2bn stadium plan hit by ticket law change
Manchester United's plan to use personal seat licences to fund a new £2bn stadium faces a major hurdle as the government outlaws ticket resales for profit. Discover the implications.
Congress Passes Bill to Release Epstein Documents
US Senate approves legislation forcing disclosure of Jeffrey Epstein files after overwhelming House vote. Bipartisan measure heads to President Trump's desk for signing.
Epstein Files Bill Passes Senate Unanimously
US Senate unanimously approves legislation forcing release of Jeffrey Epstein investigation files following near-unanimous House vote. Bipartisan effort moves forward despite Trump's previous resistance.
28 arrested in protests against Palestine Action ban
Police arrest activists across UK towns as protests continue against Palestine Action terrorism ban. Demonstrations planned nationwide until November 29.
Great Yarmouth restaurant owner charged with terror plot
Walid Saadaoui, owner of The Albatross, is on trial for allegedly planning a gun attack on Jews. The 38-year-old denies all charges. Follow the latest from Preston Crown Court.
Australia's Neo-Nazi Problem Needs Holistic Approach
Counter-terrorism experts urge comprehensive strategy beyond reactive lawmaking to address growing neo-Nazi threat in Australia. Learn why policing isn't enough.
Victoria Acts on Retail and Hospitality Worker Violence
Victoria introduces tough new laws protecting retail and hospitality workers from violence. Learn how these measures will safeguard frontline staff across the state.
10 Years Since Paris Attacks: France Remembers Victims
France marks the 10th anniversary of the 2015 Paris attacks that killed 130 people. President Macron leads tributes as nation remembers deadliest peacetime attack.
SA Parliament Defeats Late-Term Abortion Restrictions
South Australian parliament voted down a bill to restrict abortion access after 22 weeks. The proposed amendment sparked an emotional debate on women's healthcare rights.
UK tests emergency response to biological toxin
The UK government has conducted a major three-day exercise simulating the discovery of a deadly biological toxin, involving 600 military and emergency service personnel to bolster national security.
South London Teenager Faces Terrorism Charge
An 18-year-old from Wallington has been charged under the Terrorism Act after attempting to travel to Syria to join Islamic State. He was arrested at Gatwick Airport.
Neo-Nazi Suspect Arrested for Darknet Assassination Calls
A German-Polish national with alleged neo-Nazi ties has been arrested in Dortmund for running a darknet platform soliciting political assassinations. Discover the full story and its implications for European security.
Ministers ignored warnings on Palestine Action ban
Exclusive: Government documents reveal ministers banned Palestine Action despite official warnings it could boost the group's popularity and increase community tensions in Britain.
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