Children's Letters from ICE Detention Reveal Disturbing Conditions
Heartbreaking letters and drawings from children detained at Dilley Immigration Processing Centre in Texas expose overcrowding, contaminated food, and psychological trauma.
Category : Politics
Afghan Asylum Seeker Guilty of Raping 12-Year-Old Girl
Ahmad Mulakhil, 23, found guilty of child abduction, rape, sexual assault and taking indecent video. Co-defendant Mohammad Kabir acquitted of related charges.
Trump Knew Epstein's Crimes in 2006: Ex-Police Chief
Michael Reiter, former Palm Beach police chief, alleges Donald Trump acknowledged Jeffrey Epstein's misconduct in a 2006 phone call, contradicting Trump's public statements.
Israel's West Bank Plans Trigger Global Backlash
The US, UK, EU and Arab nations condemn Israel's new West Bank measures, which ministers say aim to 'kill the idea of a Palestinian state', sparking international outrage.
Starmer's Leadership: Threat Passes But Peril Remains
Labour leader Keir Starmer has weathered an immediate leadership challenge but faces ongoing threats from poor polling, upcoming elections, and internal party tensions.
Teen Sentenced for Random Murder of 12-Year-Old Leo Ross
A 15-year-old boy has been detained for a minimum of 13 years after pleading guilty to murdering 12-year-old Leo Ross in a random stabbing attack in Birmingham.
Italian Gang Posing as Police Blows Up Armoured Van in Raid
An armed gang in Italy's Puglia region, disguised as police, used explosives to blow up an armoured van in a motorway robbery attempt, with footage showing Kalashnikov rifles and fake emergency lights.
Poll: Public Want King to Push Andrew on Epstein
A YouGov survey reveals overwhelming public support for King Charles to encourage Prince Andrew to testify about Jeffrey Epstein, with 82% in favour.
Burnham Calls for More Inclusive Labour Leadership Under Starmer
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to adopt a more inclusive approach to running the Labour Party, emphasising the need for unity and stability amid internal tensions.
Who Could Replace Keir Starmer as Prime Minister?
With Keir Starmer facing mounting pressure to resign as Prime Minister, speculation is rife about potential successors. This article examines the key contenders, from Wes Streeting to Angela Rayner, and the political dynamics at play.
Massie May Name Six Men in Epstein Files Under Privilege
Republican Thomas Massie says he knows six men 'likely incriminated' in Epstein documents and may reveal names if DoJ doesn't unredact them, amid transparency calls.
Drug Dealer Jailed for Home Alone Booby-Traps
Ian Claughton, a drug dealer from Grimethorpe, South Yorkshire, has been sentenced to seven years in prison for rigging his house with booby-traps inspired by the film Home Alone.
WHO Upholds Coca Leaf Ban Despite Andean Culture
The World Health Organization maintains coca leaf's classification as a dangerous drug, dealing a blow to Bolivian growers who seek international legal markets for their sacred crop.
FBI Search for TV Host's Mother After Ransom Deadline
The FBI has deployed additional agents to Tucson as the search for Nancy Guthrie continues. Authorities have yet to identify any suspects following the passing of the ransom deadline.
Drug Dealer Jailed for Home Alone-Style Booby Traps
A drug dealer who booby-trapped his home with tripwires and pipe bombs, inspired by the film Home Alone, has been sentenced to seven years in prison in Sheffield.
Lawyer Did Not See Phone-Hacking Confession Signed, Court Hears
A solicitor approved a contested confession of bugging and phone hacking for Daily Mail publisher but did not witness the signing, the high court hears in a trial involving celebrities.
Sarwar's Starmer Attack: Scottish Labour Gamble
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar's call for Keir Starmer to resign sparks internal rift, with allies justifying the move amid fears of a mistimed intervention ahead of Holyrood elections.
Wrongfully Jailed Men Demand Compensation Law Change
Three exonerees who served decades in prison for crimes they didn't commit testify to parliamentary inquiry about being denied compensation despite cleared names.
Hong Kong Media Silent on Jimmy Lai's 20-Year Sentence
Hong Kong's once vibrant press remains silent or celebrates the 20-year jail sentence of pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai, highlighting the impact of the national security law on press freedom.
Sydney Protest Police Violence Condemned by Experts
Policing experts criticise NSW police response at Sydney rally against Israeli president, calling footage of officers punching protesters 'disturbing' and questioning use of force.
Labor Demands Inquiry Into Sydney Protest Police Actions
Labor Friends of Palestine calls for independent investigation into NSW police tactics during protests against Israeli president's visit, citing erosion of civil liberties.
Queensland Gun Laws Ignore Mental Health Checks
Queensland's new gun control legislation faces criticism for omitting mandatory mental health assessments for firearm licence applicants, despite coronial recommendations.
AI 'Slop' Report Used to Lobby for $20m Gambling Funding
ACT Senator David Pocock raises alarm over AI-generated evidence review containing fake studies used to support $20m gambling education funding request from University of Sydney institute.
Lake Cargelligo Triple Murder Suspect Hunt
Police in Lake Cargelligo, NSW, are searching for Julian Ingram, suspected of a triple murder involving his ex-partner, her new partner, and her aunt, with a survivor recounting the attack.
Butcher Guilty of Murder and Garden Burial
A Polish poultry butcher has been convicted of murdering her partner, cutting the body in two, and burying the remains in a garden in Derby, 15 years after the crime.
Ex-Councillor Sent Explicit Video to Decoy Officer
Former Barnet Labour councillor Liron Velleman admitted sending explicit content to someone he believed was a 13-year-old girl, who was actually a police decoy.
Junior ISAs: Financial Planning for Kids
As the tax year end approaches, Junior ISAs offer parents a tax-efficient way to save for children's futures, with potential to offset student debt and build financial literacy.
Irish Man Detained by ICE for Five Months in Texas
Seamus Culleton, an Irish man living in the US for 20 years, has been held by ICE for five months in an overcrowded Texas facility, sharing a tent with 72 others and facing deteriorating health.
Gorton and Denton: Left-Leaning Constituency Debate
Readers clash over political identity of Gorton and Denton ahead of by-election, with debates on child benefit caps, Reform UK, and local values in MetroTalk letters.
William Questioned on Andrew-Epstein Scandal Response
The Prince of Wales was asked if the royal family has done enough regarding Prince Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein during a visit to Riyadh, as support for the monarchy drops to 45%.
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