Cllr Sital Punja calls for new rules after Hillingdon Conservatives posted AI caricatures of her, which she says perpetuate racist tropes; she has reported the images to the Standards Committee.
US Air Force colonel Bravo survived a 7,000ft climb with a broken back after being shot down in Iran, rescued by special forces in a mission critics call Pentagon propaganda.
Sulaiman Tajzai, 18, pleaded guilty to murdering Farmanullah Sherzad, 26, in Westminster. CCTV showed him buying a knife in Leeds hours before the fatal stabbing.
One Nation's immigration policy has merit in regulating temporary migration, but its proposed cuts are blunt and punitive, risking economic harm and social division.
First Dog on the Moon's latest cartoon criticizes the Australian Greens for failing to address climate change effectively, urging action amid the crisis.
Indigenous senators condemn Pauline Hanson's 'most primitive race' comments as 'nasty' and 'derogatory', urging apology and action against racism.
TransUnion is changing its UK credit score range from 710 to 999, affecting millions. Most consumers will stay in the same band, but 36% will move up and 6% down. Lenders' decisions remain unaffected.
Reform UK-run Essex council deploys six private security guards to Braintree, Colchester, and Chelmsford for a three-month trial, funded by up to £150,000, despite police citing no crime rise.
A Channel 4 documentary reveals how a telecommunications manager in affluent Crowborough became a far-right agitator, leading protests that divided the town and sparked violence.
Icac's Operation Rosny hears Matthew Blackmore was allegedly threatened and his children secretly recorded after he refused to step down as Strathfield mayor.
Zohran Mamdani attended the 9/11 memorial despite calls to stay away, as Pew finds negative views of Islam doubled since 2001, reflecting a divided America.
A prominent athlete told a Sydney court he froze in 'disbelief' when Alan Jones allegedly kissed him on the mouth at a public event, part of indecent assault charges.
One Nation proposes cutting temporary migration by 750,000 over three years, drawing bipartisan criticism over economic and sector impacts.
Barnaby Joyce and Pauline Hanson stayed overnight at Gina Rinehart's $20m Brisbane mansion after fundraisers, without declaring the hospitality to parliament, a Guardian investigation reveals.
Chelsea Women will play home FA Cup games at Cherry Red Records Stadium, not Kingsmeadow. Hall Road services go to Liverpool Central, not Lime Street.
Turkish police arrested 162 people in dawn raids across 12 provinces targeting gay bars and LGBTQ+ activists under the 'My Family is Safe' campaign, drawing condemnation from rights groups.
Police seek six men after an anti-migrant protest at Eastney Marina turned violent, injuring seven officers. The crowd of 200 dispersed at 4am; one man charged, a teen bailed.
Russia's parliamentary elections this week are rigged, but the Kremlin's clumsy efforts to engineer the outcome reveal growing anxiety about public mood and the failing war in Ukraine.
Lewie Wilson, 18, was jailed for four years for stabbing a man who intervened in a kidnap in Harlow, leaving the victim on life support.
Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish leaders will meet in Cardiff on Monday to sign a memorandum of understanding pushing for independence referendums, with SNP leader John Swinney suggesting Andy Burnham could be the final UK PM.
President Trump told reporters Melania was 'here in spirit' when asked about her absence during his Ireland state visit, adding she sent her regards.
Timothy Justin Miller, 76, charged by Hampshire Police for concealing identity at an anti-immigration protest in Portsmouth; court date set.
Sulaiman Tajzai, 19, pleaded guilty to murdering Farmanullah Sherzad in Westminster, leaving bloody gloves in a park. He faces sentencing.
A 22-year-old Conservative journalist and a 63-year-old Labour voter shared a meal and found common ground on housing, but clashed over welfare and net zero.
A mum taxes her 7-year-old's £3 weekly pocket money 20p as a 'fun tax', runs family votes, and says it builds responsibility and understanding of public services.
A reader considers cutting ties after a sister-in-law's memoir misrepresents her partner. Psychologist Prof Alessandra Lemma advises on whose story is 'true' and whether reconciliation is possible.
The Populist, a new four-part podcast, explores Pauline Hanson's One Nation and the global rise of rightwing nationalist and anti-immigration politics, launching tomorrow.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie says Pauline Hanson 'started a fight and I intend to win it,' accusing One Nation MPs Barnaby Joyce and David Farley of 'buyers' remorse'.
Terry O’Connor, 33, of Swansea, has been jailed for five years and three months after stealing £200,000 from his family’s bank accounts and fleeing to Turkey for almost a year.
Zack Polanski says voter outrage over potential North Sea drilling could help the Greens win Keir Starmer's former London seat in the October 8 by-election.