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.
Category : Politics
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%.
Barnsley Dealer Jailed for 'Home Alone' Booby Traps
Ian Claughton, 60, receives seven-year sentence for rigging properties with homemade flame-throwers, stun guns and modified crow-scarers to protect cannabis operations.
Starmer's Leadership Crisis: Cabinet Turmoil and Media Frenzy
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as Labour's internal strife escalates, with resignations, leaks, and public disputes threatening his premiership in a turbulent political climate.
Former Met Inspector Charged with Rape, Misconduct
A former Metropolitan Police inspector, John Doyle, has been charged with multiple serious offences, including rape and misconduct in public office, dating from 2012 to 2024.
Gavin Newsom's Presidential Bid Sparks Democratic Debate
California Governor Gavin Newsom's potential presidential candidacy is generating intense discussion within the Democratic Party, raising questions about leadership and strategy for the 2028 election.
Raskin Questions DOJ Redactions in Epstein Files
Congressman Jamie Raskin has publicly questioned the Department of Justice's extensive redactions in the Jeffrey Epstein case files, demanding greater transparency.
Tom Maley: Champion of Social Justice and Community
Tom Maley, a lifelong advocate for social justice and community empowerment, has passed away. His work spanned decades, focusing on grassroots activism and policy change to support vulnerable populations.
Irish Man in ICE Detention Fears for Life, Seeks Help
Seamus Culleton, an Irish man held by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement for five months, describes conditions as 'torture' and appeals to Ireland's government for intervention.
London Council to Auction Empty Shops in High Street Revival
Lambeth Council launches a pilot scheme to auction shops empty over a year in Brixton, West Norwood, and Clapham, aiming to revitalise high streets and boost local economy.
Indonesia Sends Troops to Gaza Under Trump Plan
Indonesia announces it will send troops to Gaza as part of a proposed peace plan by former US President Donald Trump, marking a significant international intervention.
Turkey Butcher Guilty of Murdering Girlfriend in Derby
Anna Podedworna convicted of killing Izabela Zablocka in 2010, cutting her body in half and burying remains in garden. The Polish national will be sentenced this week.
HMRC's Help to Save Offers £600 Boost for Universal Credit Claimants
HMRC's Help to Save scheme provides a 50% government bonus of up to £600 for eligible Universal Credit claimants, with plans to expand eligibility from 2028.
London Sex Workers Targeted by Teen TikTok Raids
Sex workers in London report being terrorised by groups of teenagers storming buildings in a viral TikTok trend, with police criticised for lack of action.
Robot Dogs to Patrol 2026 World Cup in Mexico
Mexican authorities unveil four 'robot dogs' equipped with advanced surveillance tech to assist police during the 2026 World Cup in Guadalupe, near Monterrey.
Epstein Files Revive Pizzagate Conspiracy Theory
The release of Jeffrey Epstein's documents has reignited the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory, with 'pizza' mentioned over 600 times in emails, sparking renewed online speculation and psychological analysis.
Birmingham's Recovery: Residents Question Human Cost
Birmingham City Council declares it's 'no longer bankrupt' after asset sales and cuts, but residents report increased social isolation and crime due to closed services.
Reform UK Councils: Residents Share Experiences After Wins
Following Reform UK's breakthrough in May 2025 local elections, taking control of 10 councils including Kent, residents discuss changes to services, council tax, and governance.
Archbishop Vows Independent Abuse Safeguarding Reforms
Sarah Mullally, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, commits to rebuilding trust through independent processes for handling abuse allegations in the Church of England.
School Cameras Used for Immigration Enforcement
Hundreds of thousands of audit logs reveal police are accessing school district license plate reader databases for immigration-related investigations across the US.
London Drug Dealer Jailed After Fleeing Through Window
A South London drug dealer who jumped from a flat window to escape Essex Police has been sentenced to seven years in prison for county line drug offences.
Glasgow Murder Probe: Man Killed in Targeted Attack
Police Scotland launch murder investigation after James Greenhorn, 61, is killed in a targeted daylight attack in Dalness Close, Tollcross, Glasgow.
Police Seek Man After Campus Rape in West Sussex
Sussex Police have released images of a man they wish to speak to regarding a reported rape at the University of Chichester's Bognor Regis campus in January.
Streeting Releases Mandelson WhatsApps Amid Leadership Talk
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has proactively released months of WhatsApp messages with Lord Peter Mandelson to counter rumours about their relationship, fuelling speculation about his leadership ambitions.
DOJ Accused of Cover-Up in Epstein Files Case
US lawmakers have accused the Department of Justice of a cover-up, demanding the release of unredacted Epstein files to ensure transparency and accountability.
Trump Threatens to Block Bridge He Previously Endorsed
Donald Trump has threatened to block the opening of the $4.6bn Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor, despite having previously endorsed it as a vital economic link between the US and Canada.
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