Body in suitcase found during teddy bear hunt
A mother discovered a suitcase with human remains while attending a teddy bear hunt fundraiser in Kent. Two men have been charged with murder and preventing a burial.
Category : Politics
Neighbours describe arrest of Ann Widdecombe murder suspect
Armed police arrested a 28-year-old man in Rotherham on suspicion of murdering Ann Widdecombe. Neighbours say he had become reclusive after his father's death.
Mel Schilling's husband pays tribute on first anniversary
Gareth Brisbane shares emotional Instagram post marking wedding anniversary after MAFS star's death from cancer in March at age 54.
Ryan finds Betsy collapsed in Corrie spoiler video
Ryan Connor discovers Betsy Swain unconscious on her kitchen floor in new Coronation Street clip, leading to hospital dash and blame on boyfriend Dylan Wilson.
Hayes murder scene photos after woman, 24, stabbed
A woman, 24, was stabbed to death at a home on Uxbridge Road, Hayes. A man in his 20s was also injured. A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Greens Seek Relevance as One Nation Gains Ground
As the Australian Greens struggle for political relevance, Pauline Hanson's One Nation is attracting voters with populist policies, posing a challenge to the left-wing party.
One Nation capitalises on economic pessimism, links housing to immigration
One Nation's surge in popularity is fueled by Australians' economic pessimism, with the party tying housing costs to immigration as a simple solution to a complex problem.
Nicky Winmar Statue Removed After Assault Conviction
The statue of AFL great Nicky Winmar, commemorating his stand against racism in 1993, was removed after his domestic violence conviction, sparking debate over its symbolic meaning.
Australian creatives vs tech giants: copyright battle heats up
Australian creatives push to protect copyright laws as tech firms seek exemptions for AI training, with Labor ministers divided and PM Albanese set to deliver a landmark speech.
Labor mayor Darcy Byrne leads pokies reform push in NSW
Inner West mayor Darcy Byrne drives grassroots movement to curb gambling harm, reducing poker machines in NSW clubs, comparing lobby to NRA.
Father demands justice for toddler Safa, 8 years after death
Abubakr Annour seeks a coronial inquest into the death of his two-year-old daughter Safa, who died from blunt-force trauma in 2018. No arrests have been made, and the case remains unsolved.
Man dies after falling from Eleventh Night bonfire in Belfast
Warren Lyttle, 40s, died after falling from an Eleventh Night bonfire on the Braniel estate in east Belfast on Friday. Police and HSENI are investigating.
Harry Kane confirms golf game with Trump
England World Cup captain Harry Kane confirmed playing golf with former US President Donald Trump, describing it as 'surreal' and praising Trump's game, sparking backlash on social media.
Zelenskyy vows accountability after strike kills 10 in Kyiv suburb
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said officials who allowed weapons warehouses in residential areas have been identified and will be held accountable after a Russian strike on Vyshneve killed 10.
Solbakken: ball hit cable before England equaliser
Norway coach Ståle Solbakken complained that England's equaliser came after a ball hit an overhead cable; Fifa says ball sensor showed no contact.
Queensland man charged with murder of missing mother
Queensland police charge 48-year-old man with domestic violence murder after human remains believed to be missing Toowoomba mother Jana Armstrong found.
Toronto Shooting: Two Dead, Three Injured; Police Hunt Gunman
Two people are dead and three injured after a shooting in Toronto's Etobicoke district. Police are searching for an active shooter.
Trump's Nato summit shift leaves allies wary
Trump's volatile Nato summit behavior, shifting from anger to unity, may stem from affinity for Erdoğan and flattery by Rutte, but risks long-term alliance trust.
Venezuela quake: anger grows over government response
Survivors of Venezuela's devastating earthquakes criticize the government's sluggish response as they search for loved ones in the rubble of a housing project, with many blaming poor construction and political failures.
Switzerland fume after VAR red card for Embolo
Switzerland's Breel Embolo was sent off after a VAR review for simulation, leaving his team a man down for 67 minutes in a World Cup quarter-final loss to Argentina.
Man charged with murder of missing woman Jana Armstrong
A 55-year-old Queensland man has been charged with the murder of Jana Armstrong, who vanished from her Brisbane home in 2023. Police allege he killed her and disposed of her body.
UK to ban unlicensed casino sponsorships of football clubs
The UK government will launch a consultation this week to ban unlicensed gambling operators from sponsoring sports teams, following Everton's deal with Stake.com.
British Military's 'Oestrogen Advantage' Training for Women
British military scientists launch sex-specific training for women, leveraging the 'oestrogen advantage' to boost performance, reduce injuries, and increase recruitment based on a £20m study.
Prince Harry and Daily Mail Clash Over 'Professional Liar' Claim
Prince Harry's lawyer argued in court that the Daily Mail's description of him as a 'professional liar' was defamatory, as the trial over a 2022 article began.
UK 'wild west' for experimental peptides, expert warns
Prof Channa Jayasena warns the UK is a 'wild west' for unregulated peptides and steroids, with online sales normalised on social media, risking fatalities as regulators fail to act.
Reeves: Burnham needs 'worked-through plan' for No 10
Rachel Reeves urges Andy Burnham to arrive in Downing Street with a 'worked through plan', warning of 'shocks and challenges' ahead in one of her final interviews as chancellor.
Musk-funded Robinson Russia trip sparks democracy call
Ed Davey calls Tommy Robinson a 'useful idiot for a hostile state' after Elon Musk's family foundation funded the far-right activist's Moscow visit, urging stronger UK democracy protections.
Democrats split as Gaza war dominates US midterm races
The Israel-Gaza war continues to divide Democrats in 2026, with progressives and moderates clashing in Michigan's Senate primary over Aipac spending and anti-war sentiment.
Stephen Miller's birthright citizenship arguments debunked
Stephen Miller's push to end birthright citizenship is rooted in 'blood' ideology, but history and data show immigrants' vital contributions to America.
ESPN's Matt Miller on leave amid crash recovery and probe
ESPN analyst Matt Miller steps away indefinitely after a car crash led to arm amputation, while Missouri AG investigates possible financial improprieties related to fantasy football leagues.
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