Ann Widdecombe suspect ate pizza after 540-mile trip
A 28-year-old man allegedly drove 540 miles to Ann Widdecombe's home in Devon, then returned to Rotherham and ate a supermarket pizza. He was arrested days later.
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Dutch referee Rob Dieperink dies after World Cup removal
Dutch referee Rob Dieperink, 38, died weeks after being dropped from the World Cup due to a Croydon sexual assault probe that found no evidence.
Labour resignation triggers by-election in Wandsworth
Labour councillor Lizzy Dobres has resigned, triggering a by-election that could give Conservatives a majority in Wandsworth Council, currently a minority administration.
Prince Harry Opens Up About School Bullying Over Hair Color
Prince Harry disclosed he was bullied at school and called 'carrot top' due to his hair color, during an appearance on The Joe Marler Will See You Now podcast.
London family wins World Cup final trip via WhatsApp draw
A London family won a trip to the 2026 World Cup final after entering a McDonald's Fun Football draw via a WhatsApp message. Three generations will attend together.
British death toll in Spain wildfires rises to five
Five British people have been confirmed dead in the Los Gallardos wildfire in Spain, with three more victims still unidentified. Officials reported nine identifications so far.
Parents Slammed for Letting Kids Stroke Richmond Park Deer
Royal Parks issues urgent warning after footage shows adults and children crowding deer in Richmond Park, urging visitors to stay at least 50m away to avoid tragic accidents.
Hounslow woman loses all belongings after council fails to store them
Hounslow Council must pay £7,100 compensation to a vulnerable woman who lost all her possessions when the council failed to arrange removal during eviction.
Daughter: IRGC proscription would have saved dad
Elika Ashoori says the UK government's delay in proscribing the IRGC cost lives, including her father Anoosheh's five-year hostage ordeal in Evin prison.
Renters Rights Act: Landlords insurance guide
The Renters Rights Act introduces new insurance requirements for landlords, affecting policies and tenant protections. Learn key changes and compliance tips.
TfL named UK's most indebted authority with £14bn debt
Transport for London holds £14bn debt, highest of any UK local authority, with GLA bodies totalling £20.1bn, says TaxPayers' Alliance analysis.
New images released in Peter Falconio case to find remains
Australian police have released new images from the Peter Falconio murder case on the 25th anniversary, hoping to find his remains and bring closure to his family.
Mum says man tried to grab and kiss her in Travelodge
Kelly Butler, moved to a Travelodge by housing association Notting Hill Genesis, says a man tried to grab and kiss her twice. The family was then moved to unsuitable temporary accommodation.
Murder probe after man stabbed near Hackney school
A murder investigation has been launched after a man in his late 20s was stabbed to death near Mossbourne Community Academy in Hackney on Monday afternoon. Police say no pupils were involved.
Sarah Platt jailed for murder after 23 years on Coronation Street
Sarah Platt is sentenced to prison for the murder of Theo Silverton, ending her 23-year run on Coronation Street in a shocking twist that sees her confess to the crime.
Vanessa and Mack Join Forces Against Dr Todd in Emmerdale
Vanessa Woodfield and Mackenzie Boyd team up to expose Dr Caroline Todd after learning the truth, but the CPS drops the case due to lack of evidence.
EastEnders teen revenge on Joel triggers police response
Teens' revenge on Joel Marshall goes wrong, leading to police involvement in EastEnders. The group humiliates him but faces serious consequences.
UK soldiers 'dropped Afghan prisoners from forklift for fun'
A whistleblower told an inquiry that British soldiers picked up Afghan prisoners on a forklift and drove at top speed until they fell off 'for fun', describing the atmosphere as 'feral'.
Boosie Badazz sues lobbyists over $600K Trump pardon
Rapper Boosie Badazz is suing lobbyists after paying $600,000 for a Trump pardon that never came, seeking $300,000 back per contract clause.
Iran plot to kill Trump in Turkey led to plane switch
Donald Trump switched planes returning from NATO summit after US warned of Iranian plot to assassinate him in Ankara, according to Israeli and US reports.
McCullum Apologises After Sacking as England Test Coach
Brendon McCullum has apologised for poor results leading to his removal as England's Test head coach, but promises to collaborate with successor as white-ball roles split again.
British couple killed in Spanish wildfires, DNA tests ongoing
British couple Pete and Fran Gillam confirmed dead in Spanish wildfires that killed 13. Authorities use DNA to identify victims amid climate chaos, officials say.
MPs demand answers over gambling affordability checks
The Culture, Media and Sport Committee has written to the Gambling Commission requesting clarity on affordability checks, echoing racing industry concerns.
Counter-terror police lead Widdecombe murder probe
Counter-terrorism police have taken over the murder investigation of former MP Ann Widdecombe after new information emerged. A 28-year-old man from Rotherham was arrested on suspicion of murder.
£250m for Jewish security welcomed but hatred persists
David Davidi-Brown welcomes £250m for Jewish community security but argues that success must be measured by reducing the need for police protection through education and bridge-building.
Trump backs Graham's sister for interim Senate seat
Donald Trump recommends Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, to serve as interim Senator until January, calling it a 'fabulous tribute'.
Reform UK row over MP security after Widdecombe murder
Reform UK criticises Commons speaker Lindsay Hoyle over MP security following Ann Widdecombe's murder, sparking a political row.
US DOJ Probes UAW President Shawn Fain Over Corruption Claims
UAW president Shawn Fain faces DOJ investigation over alleged pressure to provide benefits to family, which he calls 'bogus' and election interference.
C of E's £100m slavery plan faces legal challenge
The Church of England faces a legal challenge over its £100m Project Spire reparative justice fund, as the General Synod hears of 'vile abuse' against staff.
Israel wooed Iran's ex-president Ahmadinejad for post-regime role
Israel tried to recruit former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to lead a new post-Islamic regime, with Mossad chief David Barnea meeting him in Budapest, according to reports.
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