An investigation found a 999 call reporting a murder was wrongly marked as a hoax by police. Ten Met officers face disciplinary notices in connection with the case of Carl Cooper, convicted of killing two women.
Labour's reforms to special educational needs provision and student loan payments face scrutiny as families and graduates voice concerns. Analysis explores potential impacts on schools and government response.
A new draft treaty outlines a 'fluid border' between Gibraltar and Spain, eliminating routine passport checks for daily crossers while implementing dual controls for air and sea arrivals.
The US Department of Homeland Security awarded a $250,000 public relations contract to a Republican consulting firm with ties to Corey Lewandowski, demanding partisan loyalty in a departure from federal procurement rules.
A political storm erupts in Wyoming after a conservative activist was photographed handing checks to Republican lawmakers on the state house floor, exposing deep intra-party divisions and raising ethical questions about money in politics.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will present the Spring Forecast to Parliament next Tuesday, detailing economic growth projections and the UK's financial position. The Guardian invites public input on personal financial management ahead of the announcement.
Duane Owusu, on trial for murder, claims he knelt and prayed for Zahwa Mukhtar after allegedly throwing her from a car and assaulting her in Romford.
The Trump administration's plan to hire thousands of new ICE agents has ignited intense debate over immigration enforcement, budget priorities, and civil liberties in the United States.
A British-Danish couple fears being separated from their children at Copenhagen airport due to new UK border rules for dual nationals, highlighting communication failures.
Italian authorities allege mafia involvement in a major fraud scheme at a Naples hospital, including the illegal transport of corpses, leading to arrests and investigations.
Yusuf Zahab, trafficked into Islamic State territory at age 12, is now held in Iraq's opaque prison system, while his family remains in a Syrian camp, highlighting a humanitarian crisis.
Families of Australian soldiers buried in Gaza War Cemetery demand reparations and accountability after IDF bulldozed graves. Prime Minister Albanese raised concerns with Israeli President Herzog.
Lee Hanson, daughter of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, has been appointed as senior adviser to NSW Senator Sean Bell in a role worth up to $180,000 annually, raising questions about political appointments.
Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy analyze the contentious political discussion regarding 34 Australian women and children detained in Syria, alongside Labor's capital gains tax pressure and Anthony Albanese's messaging to One Nation supporters.
Ian Huntley, the Soham murderer serving life for killing Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, was seriously injured in an assault at HMP Frankland. Police are investigating the incident.
Singer D4vd is the target of a Los Angeles grand jury investigation into the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas, whose remains were found in his impounded Tesla.
New Home Office figures reveal nearly one-third of UK hotel-based asylum seekers are in London, with Hillingdon and Hounslow bearing 40% of the capital's total burden.
NASA has disclosed specifics of a medical event involving astronaut Mike Fincke, prompting the first-ever medical evacuation from the International Space Station in its 25-year history.
A police sergeant has been dismissed and barred from the profession after using a picture frame to weigh down laptop keys, falsely indicating she was working from home during shifts.
Greater Manchester Police arrest a second man in his 20s for conspiracy to commit assault after a serious security incident at Manchester Central Mosque during Ramadan prayers.
Maria, a 68-year-old from the Netherlands, has lived in the UK for nearly 50 years but now faces deportation after a minor conviction. She cares for her disabled partner and has no ties to her birth country.
Aliya Rahman, a disabled activist and guest of Ilhan Omar, was forcibly removed from the House chamber during Trump's State of the Union address. Rahman claims she was simply standing during the speech and that her arrest was retaliatory following her rec
Leaked information reveals the Ukrainian cell of the Base, a terrorist group with suspected Russian links, is claiming multiple murders and violent operations in Ukraine, raising security concerns.
While Western democracies face internal threats from far-right movements, the Global South showcases widespread popular support for democratic ideals, proving autocracy's rise is not inevitable.
Jersey becomes second British territory to legalize assisted dying after landslide vote, while UK legislation faces likely failure due to House of Lords obstruction with hundreds of amendments.
Jeremy Corbyn becomes parliamentary leader of Your Party after his candidates secured 14 of 24 executive committee seats. Zarah Sultana joins leadership committee amid ongoing party tensions.
Former Reform UK Havering chairman Philip Hyde warns borough will suffer under party control, citing health and economic issues, amid defections and internal conflicts.
US and Iranian negotiators meet in Geneva for crucial nuclear talks, with Tehran insisting a deal is possible if Washington adheres to preconditions on uranium enrichment and missiles. Plus, updates on Medicaid fraud and press killings.
A brazen jewellery theft in Richmond, recently named London's happiest borough, has rattled residents and raised security concerns in the affluent area.
Soham murderer Ian Huntley has been seriously injured in an assault at HMP Frankland. He was taken to hospital after being found in a pool of blood following an alleged attack by an unknown inmate.