Last Trump Criminal Case Revived by Georgia Prosecutor
Georgia's Pete Skandalakis appoints himself to lead the 2020 election interference case against Donald Trump, the sole remaining criminal prosecution. Discover the latest developments.
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Nursery worker jailed for child rape in Surrey
Thomas Waller, 18, has been sentenced to 10 years for raping and sexually abusing young children at a Surrey nursery. The nursery has issued a statement on its safeguarding actions.
Man admits Windsor Castle barracks terror plot
Ilyas Akhtar, 20, pleads guilty to planning attack on soldiers at Windsor Castle barracks. He researched bombs, weapons and tested chemicals. Read the full story.
AI Tool Manipulated in Chinese Cyber Espionage Campaign
Anthropic reveals Chinese state-sponsored hackers manipulated its Claude Code AI to attack financial firms and government agencies. Discover how 80-90% of operations ran autonomously.
Man jailed for stealing £270K Banksy print
An East London man has been sentenced to prison for stealing a valuable Banksy artwork to settle a historic drug debt. Discover the full story of the gallery burglary.
Rowson's Cartoon Targets No 10 Government Troubles
Acclaimed cartoonist Martin Rowson delivers sharp political satire targeting the current government's difficulties. Discover his latest powerful commentary.
Indigenous protesters blockade Cop30 summit in Brazil
Munduruku people block main entrance to Cop30 climate talks, demanding audience with Brazil's president. Protest highlights Indigenous rights and corporate lobbying at Amazon summit.
MP Adnan Hussain quits Your Party over infighting
Blackburn MP Adnan Hussain resigns from Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's Your Party, citing 'toxic' culture and disputes over £850,000 in membership funds. Read the full breakdown of the internal crisis.
Man guilty of stalking ex-MP Penny Mordaunt
Edward Brandt convicted of stalking former MP Penny Mordaunt after bombarding her with emails and showing up at her office. Read the full court details and impact.
Man found guilty of stalking Penny Mordaunt
Edward Brandt, 61, convicted of stalking former Tory minister Penny Mordaunt after bombarding her with calls and jumping office barrier. Read the full court details.
UK to adopt tough Danish migration policies
The UK government is set to emulate Denmark's stringent migration system, including asset seizures and 'parallel society' rules. Discover how this model works.
South London sex attacker jailed, hundreds of victims feared
Chao Xu, one of the UK's most prolific sex offenders, jailed for life. Police appeal for hundreds of potential victims to come forward after discovering hidden cameras and assault videos.
Chao Xu jailed for life for sex offences in London
Chao Xu, described as one of the most prolific sex offenders of all time, has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Read the full details of his conviction.
Trump Calls Epstein Email Release a 'Hoax'
Donald Trump slams latest Epstein document release as Democratic conspiracy while past connections resurface. Read the full analysis of the unfolding political scandal.
Overloaded migrant boat rescue details revealed
Exclusive logs reveal dramatic rescue of 49 migrants from sinking dinghy in English Channel. New details show children among those rescued in one of last year's largest operations.
Epstein advised Bannon in Trump campaign, texts show
Newly released text messages reveal Jeffrey Epstein coached Steve Bannon on political strategy during 2018 media campaign. Plus: climate finance analysis and Kyiv attacks.
Poll: Widespread Dissatisfaction with Democracy
A major Ipsos survey reveals deep public concern about democracy's future across Western nations, with fake news and corruption seen as major threats. Discover the findings and what citizens want changed.
Failed asylum seeker denies Bournemouth rape charge
Mohammed Fathi Eltbie, a failed asylum seeker, appears in court charged with raping a woman in Bournemouth. He denies the offence and remains in custody ahead of December plea hearing.
Labour in chaos: Tax U-turn and briefing scandal
Keir Starmer faces dual crises as phantom briefing against Wes Streeting and budget tax U-turn expose Labour's chaotic governance. What's next for the embattled PM?
Indigenous protesters block Cop30 summit entrance
Dozens of Indigenous activists staged a sit-in at the Cop30 summit, demanding Brazil halt Amazon development projects. The protest disrupted negotiations on the climate crisis.
Murder investigation after 17-year-old girl dies in Wales
Gwent Police have launched a murder investigation following the death of a 17-year-old girl in Cefn Fforest. An 18-year-old man has been arrested. Tributes are being paid to the victim, named locally as Lainie Williams.
Watchdog probes Met officer over handcuffs incident
The police watchdog is investigating a Met officer after he allegedly struck a man on the head with handcuffs during an arrest in North West London. Witnesses urged to come forward.
TikTok influencer avoids jail after McLaren crash
TikTok star Harrison Sullivan, known as HSTikkyTokky, receives suspended sentence for dangerous driving after crashing McLaren at 71mph in 40 zone. Read the full story.
EFL rejects League One salary cap plans
EFL chairman Rick Parry will not support radical proposals from League One clubs for a £4.7m salary cap and luxury tax system. Discover the future of football finance.
Epstein's secret reputation clean-up campaign revealed
Newly released documents expose Jeffrey Epstein's coordinated effort to manipulate search results and influence journalists after his 2008 conviction. Read the shocking details.
South Carolina's Third Firing Squad Execution This Year
Stephen Bryant faces execution by firing squad in South Carolina, marking the state's third such execution this year despite mounting criticism of the method. Learn about the case and ongoing death penalty debate.
Epstein Files Return to Haunt Donald Trump
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein emails implicate Donald Trump in the ongoing scandal. Discover how Democrats timed this revelation after the government shutdown.
Starbucks workers strike in Brooklyn over pay
Starbucks baristas in Brooklyn joined a nationwide strike, turning 'Red Cup Day' into a protest for fair pay and union rights. Discover why customers are boycotting.
Ley's authority erodes as Coalition dumps net zero
Opposition leader Sussan Ley faces internal battles as conservative MPs force climate policy reversal, threatening Coalition unity and her leadership ahead of next election.
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.
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