Argentina president vows to 'recover' Falkland Islands
Argentina's President Javier Milei says they will 'recover' the Falkland Islands diplomatically, after players held a 'Las Malvinas' banner during the World Cup semi-final against England.
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Lipreader decodes World Cup couple's viral argument
A lipreader claims the viral World Cup couple's argument started after the woman accidentally hit a boy with her flag, not over infidelity or betting as speculated online.
Ex-Sutton councillor dies 2 days after Freedom of Borough
Marian James, former Sutton councillor, died at 71 just two days after receiving the Freedom of the Borough. She was founding CEO of Sutton Carers Centre and served over a decade.
Argentina keeps Falklands on map promoting rugby clash with England
Argentina's rugby team continues to highlight the Falkland Islands as Argentine territory on social media ahead of their Nations Championship clash with England, amid diplomatic tensions from the football World Cup.
Shabana Mahmood not outstanding politician, critic says
Sharan Dhaliwal challenges Robert Peston's praise of Shabana Mahmood, arguing her record as home secretary lacks achievements and her economic credentials are weak.
Met detective shared murder victim's photos for 19 years
A Met Police detective shared photos of murdered teenager Sally Anne Bowman's body for 19 years, a tribunal found, calling his actions 'despicable' and 'deeply disrespectful.'
Fundraiser for mum stabbed to death in Hayes
A fundraiser has been set up for Kirandeep Kaur, 24, who was fatally stabbed while sleeping beside her baby and husband in Hayes. The attack is alleged to be unprovoked.
Mum jailed for removing knife from murder scene
Kiran Kaur, mother of Vickrum Digwa, was sentenced to three years for removing the knife used to kill Henry Nowak from the crime scene on December 3, 2025.
Boy, 13, denies stabbing two children at school
A 13-year-old boy has pleaded not guilty to two counts of attempted murder after allegedly stabbing two children at Kingsbury High School in North-West London.
Meghan Markle 'feels sadness' after UK visit with Harry
Meghan Markle feels 'a lot of sadness' after visiting King Charles with Harry and their children, as she was unable to support Harry at Invictus Games events due to security concerns.
Driver, 60, guilty of murder for hitting teen on e-bike
Terrence King, 60, found guilty of murder for deliberately hitting 15-year-old Devon Simmonds-Caines with his car at nearly twice the speed limit. He faces life sentence.
Mature trees cut down during bird nesting season in Coxheath
A 77-year-old retiree is dismayed after mature 10-metre trees were cut down to two metres around a healthcare centre in Coxheath during the no-felling season, which protects nesting wildlife.
Man jailed for harassing paramedic under new sex-based harassment law
A man who sexually harassed a London Ambulance Service paramedic while she treated him at a bus stop has been jailed in one of the first convictions under new sex-based harassment legislation.
Brent family awarded £3,100 over unsuitable housing
A North London family was awarded over £3,000 after Brent Council failed to provide suitable temporary accommodation until eviction day, despite knowing about the bailiffs' warrant.
Council apologises for 'gaslighting' over brown water
Westminster City Council has apologised for mishandling a Pimlico water contamination incident where tap water turned brown and smelled of petrol, promising a full investigation.
Met Police Taser teen with machete in Wembley
Met Police officers used a Taser to arrest a 17-year-old carrying a machete in his waistband on Empire Way, Wembley. The teen received a nine-month Youth Referral Order.
Teen denies murder of London Airbnb host
Enzo Bettamio, 18, has denied murdering Kamonnan Thiamphanit, 27, who was found stabbed to death at her London Airbnb property in April 2024.
Argentina fan smuggled Falklands banner in underpants
An Argentina fan smuggled a 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' banner into the World Cup semi-final against England using hotel bedsheets and £7 paint, sparking a diplomatic row.
Pensioner survives 9 days lost in Russian wilderness
A 79-year-old man survived nine days lost in dense woodland on Russia's Sakhalin Island after a fishing trip, rescued too weak to walk.
Sidcup restaurant's second bid to overturn waiter ban
Greek Meze 2 in Sidcup has applied for a new licence to rehire Niko Ntiso, banned for grabbing a female customer by the neck. Police and council object, citing safety concerns.
Emmerdale update: Amelia Spencer in new romance with Kai
Emmerdale updates on Amelia Spencer (Daisy Campbell) nearly two years after her exit: she's in a new relationship with Kai, sparking Noah's exit storyline.
Corrie star marks 10 years since Kylie Platt's death
Jack P Shepherd, who plays David Platt, commemorated the 10-year anniversary of Kylie Platt's death on Coronation Street with an emotional Instagram post, calling it the most challenging story he's played.
Olivia Attwood Warned Katie Price About Lee Andrews
Olivia Attwood reveals she privately warned Katie Price about husband Lee Andrews, calling him 'bad vibes' before his scandals, including alleged fraud, imprisonment in Dubai, and fake pregnancy claims.
GMB members reject City of London pay offer
GMB Union members at the City of London Corporation, including workers at Tower Bridge and Hampstead Heath, have rejected a pay offer of 3.5% amid concerns over London Weighting consolidation.
Andy Burnham to pledge new path for UK as Labour leader
Andy Burnham will vow to fix neglected issues as he becomes Labour leader today, pledging a new direction for the UK ahead of becoming PM on Monday.
Three lasting legacies of Keir Starmer's premiership
As Keir Starmer steps down, three policies—Hillsborough Law, renters' rights, and small modular nuclear reactors—are expected to endure for decades.
Trump claims China meddled in 2020 election
President Trump used a primetime address to allege Chinese interference and a deep state cover-up in the 2020 election, despite intelligence findings to the contrary.
Teens guilty of firebomb attack on Ilford Indian restaurant
Two 17-year-old boys have been convicted of arson with intent to endanger life after a firebomb attack at Indian Aroma in Gants Hill, East London, leaving two diners with severe burns.
Kit Green faces career crisis after Sarah murder confession
DC Kit Green must choose between protecting girlfriend Sarah Platt, who killed Theo Silverton, or saving his career as police investigate his involvement.
Western Sahara: forgotten refugees, Ryanair, and Trump
Western Sahara's forgotten refugees face new challenges as Ryanair flights, Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, and Trump's policies bring attention to Africa's last colony.
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