A report by former extremism adviser Sara Khan finds 42% of Britons believe Muslims cannot integrate, while 85% of Muslims favour integration. The study warns of a structural crisis in social cohesion.
Israeli settlers uproot 70 olive trees in Ein Arik, part of a surge in violence before elections. Farm outposts now control 18% of West Bank, says report.
Andy Burnham is exploring options for public control of water and energy utilities, including nationalisation, as Thames Water faces collapse and campaigners demand action.
An asylum seeker brought to the UK under the 'one in, one out' scheme says it is unfair that others with similar cases are deported to France to make room for him.
Years of war in eastern DRC have displaced millions, with families like Misa Byaombe's fleeing violence. Over 1.5 million displaced in South Kivu since 2004.
Nigel Farage resigns as MP to trigger a byelection, but his credibility suffers as questions over a £5m undeclared gift from a crypto billionaire and other finances persist.
Nigel Farage has resigned as Clacton MP to trigger a byelection, framing it as a 'people v establishment' contest amid investigations into undeclared gifts including £5m from a crypto billionaire.
The federal government has launched an investigation into a major Telstra outage that disrupted mobile services for thousands, dismissing foreign interference speculation.
A high-profile Melbourne man was called a rapist and punched in the face by his former personal assistant shortly after he allegedly raped her at his home, a Victorian court has heard.
Co-hosts Reged Ahmad and Jonathan Yerushalmy examine Trump's reported FIFA World Cup intervention and the growing calls for Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to drop out after a sexual assault allegation.
Analysis reveals UK's carbon capture programme could cost £264bn, with most subsidising fossil fuels. Experts say alternatives like renewables are cheaper and more effective.
Labour chair Anna Turley calls Nigel Farage's £5m gift from a cryptocurrency billionaire, reported to the NCA for money laundering concerns, 'astonishing and deeply serious', urging cooperation.
Telstra outage disrupts calls and data; two Brereton complaints dropped; Modi starts Australia visit; Albanese announces $250m Pacific rugby league plan.
Port of Dover faces severe delays under EU entry/exit system unless technology is fixed or checks suspended, MPs warn.
World Cup refereeing has been solid overall, with VAR used correctly in key incidents like Quansah's red card, despite criticism from Tuchel and Trump, says former Premier League referee Chris Foy.
Software programmers, accountants, receptionists, and marketing professionals are among those most exposed to AI job displacement in Australia, with women and university graduates at highest risk, according to a government report.
Thousands flee homes as wildfires rage in France, Spain, Portugal, Greece, and other southern European nations. Tell us how the fires have affected you.
Republican leaders confirm they spoke with Mitch McConnell after his hospitalization, as secrecy over the 84-year-old's health fuels backlash from Trump supporters and conspiracy theories.
Victims and domestic abuse commissioners urge pause on early releases under new Sentencing Act, citing lack of safeguards and victim support, leaving survivors fearful.
Thousands of protesters blocked the AfD party congress in Erfurt, using civil disobedience. The author joined them, finding hope against the far-right rise in Germany.
Yuvelis Morales Blanco, Goldman prize winner, vows to keep fighting as Colombia's new far-right president Abelardo de la Espriella pledges to exploit oil reserves, reversing climate progress.
Unions in Europe are pressing for new laws to protect workers from deadly heat stress, with 230 annual deaths linked to extreme temperatures and calls for enforceable thermal limits.
The US military launched retaliatory strikes on Iran, hitting over 80 targets including air defence and IRGC boats, after Iranian attacks on commercial vessels near Oman.
Egypt manager Hossam Hassan said he will not watch the World Cup after his team suffered an 'injustice' against Argentina, who came from two goals down to win.
The German car industry warns of employment collapse unless bold decisions are made to address Chinese competition, as VW proposes up to 100,000 job losses.
Donald Trump said the Iran ceasefire is 'over,' called Iranian leaders 'scum,' and criticized Nato allies at the Ankara summit, threatening trade cuts with Spain.
Henri Duiker won a human rights ruling after his 12-year-old son was denied entry to a pool in Zoetermeer because he lacked ID, while white children were allowed in.
Last summer, ICE raids in Los Angeles tore apart families. Three households share their ongoing struggles with deportation, detention, and uncertain futures.
Modern forensic analysis of items discarded behind a Georgia Cracker Barrel led to charges against Randy McAllister for the 1985 murder of traveling salesman John Warren in Ohio.
Lord Mackay of Clashfern, the highly principled Scottish lawyer who served as lord chancellor under Margaret Thatcher for nearly a decade, has died at 99. He was unique in modern legal history for leading the English legal profession despite a Scottish ca