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.
Category : Politics
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.
Trump Wants to Move On from Epstein Files Video
A new video report highlights Donald Trump's efforts to distance himself from the Epstein files, as the controversy continues to unfold in US politics.
Prince William Asked to Raise Saudi Detention Case
Amnesty International has written to Prince William, urging him to privately raise the case of Ahmed al-Doush, a Manchester father detained in Saudi Arabia, during his official visit.
Jimmy Lai's Hong Kong Democracy Fight: UK View
Analysis of Jimmy Lai's imprisonment in Hong Kong and its implications for democracy, viewed from a British standpoint amid UK-China relations.
Irish Man Detained by ICE Describes 'Concentration Camp'
Seamus Culleton, an Irishman living in the US for 20 years, details horrific conditions in ICE detention, calling it torture and urging intervention.
Palace to Cooperate with Police in Andrew Epstein Investigation
Buckingham Palace pledges full support for Thames Valley Police investigation into allegations Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential information with Jeffrey Epstein.
Leo Ross Murder Trial Begins in Birmingham
The trial for the murder of Leo Ross has opened at Birmingham Crown Court, with proceedings expected to last several weeks as evidence is presented.
Miliband Calls for Change as Labour MPs Rally Around Starmer
Ed Miliband has called for Keir Starmer to lead a 'moment of change' for the government, urging an end to briefing wars and greater clarity of purpose after a day of Labour turmoil.
Miliband Defends Starmer, Demands Labour 'Moment of Change'
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband robustly defends Keir Starmer's leadership after a day of turmoil, urging the Labour government to refocus on its core mission and values.
US-Europe Talks on Ukraine War Strategy
The United States and European partners are engaged in high-level discussions to coordinate their approach to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, as the war continues to impact global security.
Epstein Files Reveal Child Victim and Foreign Official
Unredacted Epstein documents reveal a nine-year-old victim and implicate a high-ranking foreign government figure, as lawmakers demand full transparency.
Podcast: Streeting's Transparency Creates Political Risk
Sky News podcast 'Politics At Sam And Anne's' examines a tumultuous 24 hours in Westminster, including calls for the PM to quit and Wes Streeting's decision to share messages with Peter Mandelson.
Budget Leaked 25,000 Times Before Official Release
An official investigation reveals the UK budget was accessed nearly 25,000 times before its formal announcement, prompting scrutiny of data handling practices and internal reforms.
Maxwell Invokes Fifth Amendment in Congress Hearing
Ghislaine Maxwell, associate of Jeffrey Epstein, invoked her Fifth Amendment right to remain silent during a US congressional hearing, drawing criticism and claims she is 'campaigning for clemency'.
Woman Recalled to Prison Over Revenge Nude Posting
A 26-year-old woman from West Yorkshire has been recalled to prison after posting naked images of her father's mistress online in an act of revenge, maintaining she feels no remorse.
Woman Breaks Four Vertebrae in Sydney Protest Police Action
A woman suffered four broken vertebrae during a protest in Sydney involving Israeli President Isaac Herzog, raising serious questions about police conduct and public safety.
Fly-tippers caught after Instagram boasting
Four men fined £1,876 after filming themselves fly-tipping in Harrow and posting it online with mocking captions. Council enforcement officers quickly identified and prosecuted them.
Royal Support Plummets After Epstein Files Revelations
Public backing for the monarchy has fallen to 45% following new revelations about Prince Andrew in the Epstein files, with the King facing public heckling over the scandal.
NSW Police Punch Protester in Sydney Anti-Herzog Video
Footage emerges of NSW police officers punching a person multiple times during an anti-Herzog protest in Sydney, raising concerns over use of force.
Sydney MP Urges Police and Protest Reform After Clashes
NSW Labor MLC Stephen Lawrence argues against simplistic narratives following Sydney's anti-Herzog rally, highlighting systemic issues in protest regulation that create inevitable conflict.
ICE Targets European Site Exposing US Agents
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reportedly compiled a list targeting a small European website that exposes its agents' identities, raising concerns over press freedom and privacy.
Starmer Defiance, AI Vending Test, Ransom Note
Sir Keir Starmer chairs cabinet amid resignation calls, AI model passes controversial vending machine test, and ransom deadline passes for missing mother of US star.
Yes Minister Creator on Government vs Politics
Jonathan Lynn reflects on Yes Minister's enduring relevance, the distinction between government and politics, and why political systems remain unchanged decades later.
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