Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem refused to retract statements labeling Minnesotans killed by federal agents as 'domestic terrorists' during a Senate oversight hearing, sparking bipartisan criticism over immigration enforcement tactics.
Israel has launched ground operations and heavy airstrikes in southern Lebanon, escalating tensions after Hezbollah retaliated for the killing of Iran's supreme leader. Journalist Will Christou provides insights from Beirut.
A gang that used drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and phones into prisons has been sentenced, with a judge likening their operation to food delivery services like Uber Eats.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Spring forecast amid Middle East tensions, sparking debate over its significance and economic assumptions. Analysis examines if it's a non-event or reveals government direction.
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A joint US-Israeli missile strike has demolished the building housing Iran's Assembly of Experts, the body responsible for electing the supreme leader, following Ayatollah Khamenei's death.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a low-key Spring Statement, with updates on inflation, growth, and unemployment. Learn how it affects mortgages, pensions, student loans, and inheritance tax.
Daniel Boakye, known as DSavv, was detained in a French commune after weeks on the run. The Met Police confirmed his arrest following a tip-off about his location.
A peer review has highlighted concerns about the City of London Corporation's frequent use of private meetings, with nearly 40% of committee items discussed behind closed doors in late 2025.
A gang led by Shafaghatullah Mohseni used drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and phones into prisons, likened to Uber Eats. They were responsible for 75% of London prison drone drops.
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Donald Trump's recent criticism of Keir Starmer has created a unique opportunity for the UK Prime Minister to define an independent foreign policy and potentially improve his domestic political fortunes.
A joint US-Israeli missile strike has severely damaged the building of Iran's Assembly of Experts in Qom, the body tasked with electing the new supreme leader following Ayatollah Khamenei's death.
The ongoing Middle East war may be determined by who exhausts their missile or interceptor supplies first, with Iran's drone arsenal pitted against US and allied air defences.
South Sudan confronts escalating conflict between government and opposition forces, with at least 169 killed in a recent raid, raising fears of a return to full-scale civil war.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves asserted UK economic stability in her spring forecast, but escalating Middle East conflict and rising costs threaten to undermine her message and OBR projections.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement offered no major policy shifts despite revised OBR forecasts showing weaker growth and higher unemployment, failing to address key economic challenges.
Camden Council has passed its 2026/27 budget, featuring a 4.99% council tax increase, £4.6m for tree planting, and £500 support for struggling families amid financial pressures.
A direct hit on an aging bomb shelter in Beit Shemesh killed nine people, including four teenagers, as families grapple with loss and fear in the wake of Iran's missile strike.
The US Justice Department has ended its appeal against four law firms that resisted Donald Trump's executive orders targeting them for representing clients he disliked, with critics calling settlements by other firms acts of 'capitalistic cowardice'.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves highlights risks to UK economy from Iran conflict, with potential impacts on living costs and inflation in upcoming spring forecast statement.
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Award-winning rapper Ghetts receives a 12-year prison sentence for killing a young man in a hit-and-run collision in North East London, with the court hearing details of dangerous driving.
British rapper Ghetts, real name Justin Jude Clarke-Samuel, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after causing the death of a student in a hit-and-run incident in Ilford, London.
Jewish schools and synagogues in London are implementing maximum security measures amid fears of violent reprisals following US-Israeli strikes on Iran. Rabbis express deep concern as tensions escalate.
Rapper Ghetts, real name Justin Clarke-Samuel, sentenced to 12 years for causing death by dangerous driving in a hit-and-run that killed 20-year-old Yubin Tamang in London.
A Syrian refugee shares his harrowing journey through the UK asylum system, criticizing Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's new rules that impose temporary refugee status and frequent checks, arguing it perpetuates trauma and instability for vulnerable peopl
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Susan Everard reflects on her daughter Sarah's life, describing her as a woman of decency and integrity, in a heartfelt tribute five years after her murder by a police officer.
The UK government will charter flights from Oman to evacuate vulnerable British nationals from the Gulf region as Iran continues retaliatory strikes, with airspace closures and 130,000 Britons registered.
Analysis of Donald Trump's military actions in Iran and ethical concerns over AI contracts, questioning peace promises and democratic values in US policy.
United Australia Party Senator Ralph Babet rejects IPSC sanction for using racial slurs and offensive language online, calling the findings 'dumb' and refusing sensitivity training.
A coronial inquest hears a police officer did not have time to turn on his body-worn camera before fatally shooting Steve Pampalian, 41, during a psychotic episode in Sydney.
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Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces criticism for supporting US-Israel strikes on Iran despite legal experts declaring them illegal and unprovoked, raising concerns about dangerous precedents in international relations.
