Police Apology to Steve Wright's Surviving Victim
Suffolk Police has apologised to Emily Doherty, the only surviving victim of serial killer Steve Wright, over her case handling but declined to commit to a full inquiry.
Category : Politics
Palace Breaks Silence on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
Buckingham Palace has issued a statement regarding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, reiterating support for victims of abuse and readiness to assist police investigations.
Cartoon Shows Growing Pressure on Keir Starmer
A new political cartoon by Ben Jennings depicts the mounting pressures facing Labour leader Keir Starmer, reflecting internal and external challenges in UK politics.
Italian Highway Heist: Armoured Van Blown Up in Raid
Armed robbers in Italy staged a dramatic highway raid, using a bomb to blow up an armoured van carrying luxury watches, leading to a shootout with police.
Epstein Files Detail Sarah Ferguson's Visits and Business Plans
Newly released Epstein files show Sarah Ferguson and her daughters visited Jeffrey Epstein after his prison release, with emails revealing business plans and close personal exchanges.
Police Apology to 'Suffolk Strangler' Victim
Suffolk Police has apologised to Emily Doherty, the surviving victim of Steve Wright, over her case handling but declined an inquiry into the 1999 incident.
William's Saudi Trip Overshadowed by Andrew Allegations
Prince William's diplomatic visit to Saudi Arabia faces overshadowing by new allegations against Prince Andrew, as royal focus remains on Epstein scandal victims.
Jimmy Lai: Hong Kong Tycoon's 20-Year Prison Sentence
Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai, 78, has been sentenced to 20 years for national security offences, with his family calling it 'heartbreakingly cruel' due to his poor health.
RFK Jr's Samoa Trip During Senate Confirmation
Robert F. Kennedy Jr's recent trip to Samoa has sparked questions about his priorities during the critical Senate confirmation process, with critics questioning the timing and purpose of the journey.
London Restaurants Face Licence Review Over Illegal Workers
Two Central London restaurants face losing their licence after Home Office found 15 illegal workers. Immigration officers reported violent confrontations during raids.
Savannah Guthrie Mother Search: Ransom Deadline Approaches
The investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, continues with detectives analyzing a $6m ransom note as the family pleads for her safe return.
Irish Man Held in US ICE Detention for Five Months
Seamus Culleton, an Irish plasterer living in Boston for 20 years with a US citizen wife and valid work permit, faces deportation after five months in ICE detention facilities described as 'absolute hell'.
Jimmy Lai: Hong Kong Tycoon's Prison Fate
Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai faces a grim future as he remains imprisoned, sparking global concerns over his health and the erosion of press freedoms in the city.
Congressman Calls for Commerce Secretary to Quit Over Epstein Ties
Republican Thomas Massie urges Howard Lutnick to resign as commerce secretary following revelations in the newly released Epstein files about their past communications.
Scottish Labour Leader Calls for Starmer to Quit
Anas Sarwar has broken ranks to demand Keir Starmer's resignation, risking party unity in a calculated bid to revive Scottish Labour's plummeting poll numbers ahead of May's elections.
Peter Unwin Obituary: Diplomat's Legacy
Tributes pour in for Peter Unwin, the esteemed British diplomat and civil servant, whose career spanned decades and shaped key policies in UK politics and international relations.
Ghislaine Maxwell Deposed by Congress on Epstein
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has been compelled to give a deposition to a US congressional committee investigating the Epstein scandal and its wider implications.
Maxwell Refuses Epstein Questions Without Clemency
Ghislaine Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment rights during a House deposition, stating she will only answer questions if granted clemency for her 20-year sentence.
Trump Border Czar Warns on Deportation Strategy
Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, cautioned that widespread immigration enforcement could erode public backing, as data shows most ICE arrests aren't for violent crimes.
Don Lemon: Free Press 'Breath in Lungs of Democracy'
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon delivers impassioned speech at Human Rights Campaign event, warning that democracy becomes hollow when First Amendment rights are threatened.
Holly Valance's Far-Right Politics and Music Controversy
Former soap actress and pop star Holly Valance has sparked backlash with her vocal support for far-right politics and release of provocative new music, marking a dramatic career transformation.
Scottish Labour Leader Demands Starmer Resign
Anas Sarwar calls for Keir Starmer to step down as PM, citing government failures and controversies over appointments like Peter Mandelson.
Teen Accused of £130k Boots Thefts Banned Nationwide
A 17-year-old boy faces 57 shoplifting charges after allegedly stealing £130,000 worth of cosmetics from Boots stores across London over two years.
CCTV Off at Murder Suspect's Home on Day of Alleged Crime
Prosecutors claim David Campbell, 77, killed Brian Low, 65, near Aberfeldy in 2024. Court hears CCTV at Campbell's home went off on the morning of the alleged murder.
Six Charged in Knightsbridge Murder, Hunt for Suspect Continues
Police name six men charged with perverting justice in the fatal stabbing of Blue Stevens in Knightsbridge, as the hunt for a 25-year-old suspect continues.
Rayner Denies Links to 'Fake' Leadership Website
Angela Rayner's team dismisses an unfinished 'Rayner for leader' website as a 'false flag' operation created without her knowledge or consent, amid Labour leadership speculation.
Rayner's 'Leader' Site Fuels Premature Campaign Talk
Angela Rayner faces awkward questions after an unfinished 'Rayner for leader' website briefly appeared online, highlighting the delicate art of political digital planning.
Students Walk Out Against ICE in Nationwide Protests
Thousands of US high school students have been staging walkouts to protest ICE's presence in their communities, with teens sharing their fears and motivations for activism.
Correction: London Masseur Sex Offender Conviction
A correction clarifies that a London mobile masseur was convicted for assaults on women, not underage victims, after being found guilty of 20 offences including sexual assault and voyeurism.
Jimmy Lai's 20-Year Sentence Sparks Global Condemnation
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, a British citizen, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison on national security charges, drawing condemnation from the UK, UN, and EU as a politically motivated injustice.
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