British Cousins Charged Over Venice Valentine's Day Stabbing
Two British cousins, aged 19 and 21, have been arrested and charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a 22-year-old local man in Venice on Valentine's Day.
Category : Politics
Reform UK Pledges to Scrap Labour's Worker and Renter Safeguards
Reform UK announces plans to abolish Labour's flagship policies protecting workers and renters, sparking intense political debate over economic freedom and social welfare.
MPs Condemn Disgraced Royal Andrew in Commons Debate
UK MPs openly criticized Prince Andrew in Parliament, calling him 'rude, arrogant, and entitled' after the speaker allowed royal criticism, highlighting misconduct allegations.
Brazil Supreme Court Trial for Rio Politician Murder
Brazil's Supreme Court has initiated a landmark trial for the 2018 murder of Rio de Janeiro councilor Marielle Franco, a case that has gripped the nation and raised questions about political violence and justice.
Rubio Briefs Lawmakers on Iran as US Deploys Forces
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will deliver a rare classified briefing to senior lawmakers as tensions with Iran escalate, with the largest US military deployment to the Middle East since 2003.
Cooper: Mandelson Epstein Emails 'Vile' and 'Angry'
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper condemns Lord Mandelson's emails to Jeffrey Epstein as 'vile' and expresses anger over his appointment as US ambassador, following his arrest by Metropolitan Police.
Broom-Wielding Londoner Thwarts Machete Gang in Gold Heist
In a dramatic incident on Green Lanes, Islington, a brave local armed with a broom confronted machete-wielding raiders looting a jewellery shop, as police investigate the ongoing case.
UK Interests Over Epstein Victims, Says Ex-Prosecutor
A former prosecutor alleges the UK government ignored victims of Jeffrey Epstein to protect its own interests, raising questions about justice and accountability.
Analysts Decry Populism's Authoritarian Ties and Division
Political observers warn that modern populism promotes cultural division, suborns state institutions, and shows troubling attachments to authoritarian regimes like Russia's Kremlin.
Council Reorganization Sparks Inequality Fears in Wealthy Areas
Government plans to abolish district councils and replace them with town and parish councils are raising concerns about increased inequality, as wealthier areas gain financial autonomy while disadvantaged urban areas face continued austerity.
Police Still Using AI Tool After Controversial Ban Incident
An exclusive Sky News investigation reveals that 21 police forces in England continue using Microsoft Copilot, despite its role in a controversial football fan ban last year.
Police Apologize for Failing to Arrest Calocane Before Killings
Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire police forces have apologized for missing opportunities to act on an arrest warrant for Valdo Calocane, issued 10 months before he killed three people. The public inquiry heard how systemic failures allowed Calocane to r
Underground Text Scam Gang Laundered £600K via Gift Cards
Four defendants sentenced for London Underground text message scam using homemade 'SMS blasters' in suitcases, laundering £600,000 through gift card purchases.
CIA, MI6 Uncovered Putin's War Plans, Warnings Dismissed
Intelligence agencies CIA and MI6 uncovered Vladimir Putin's war plans, but many officials and allies did not believe the warnings, leading to a critical intelligence failure.
Mandelson Arrested in Epstein Files Fallout, Released on Bail
Former US ambassador Peter Mandelson has been released on bail after his arrest over misconduct allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Police are investigating claims of leaked Downing Street emails and market-sensitive information.
Epstein Scandal Shadows Northern Ireland Peace Legacy
The fallout from Jeffrey Epstein's scandal is casting doubt over Bill Clinton and George Mitchell's revered roles in Northern Ireland's peace process, with institutions removing honors.
Lammy: More AI in Courts, Fewer Jury Trials
Justice Secretary David Lammy confirms plans to expand AI use in magistrates courts and reduce jury trials, drawing criticism from legal experts concerned about human oversight in serious decisions.
Youngest Female Double Murderer Approved for Open Prison
Lorraine Thorpe, convicted at age 15 for two 2009 murders, has been denied parole but approved for transfer to an open prison by the Parole Board after spending her entire adult life in custody.
Norwegian Royal Son Faces Trial for 38 Crimes Including Rape
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, is on trial for 38 offenses, with his ex-partner testifying about frequent throat-grabbing and assaults. He denies the most serious charges.
UK Dual Nationals Risk Travel Refusal Under New Home Office Rules
British citizens with dual nationality may be denied entry to the UK starting Wednesday as the Home Office implements strict travel documentation requirements without a grace period.
Mexico Pledges World Cup Safety After Cartel Violence Erupts
President Claudia Sheinbaum assures 'no risk' for FIFA World Cup visitors after military operation kills drug lord El Mencho, sparking retaliatory attacks across Jalisco and Michoacán states.
Trump's Call to US Hockey Team Sparks Misogyny Outrage
A congratulatory call from Donald Trump to the US men's ice hockey team has ignited controversy after he made a joke at the expense of the women's team, with experts calling it a stark example of everyday sexism in sports.
Lord Mandelson Arrested: Political Shockwaves
Former Labour minister Lord Mandelson has been arrested in a major political scandal, raising questions about his future and the impact on UK politics.
Bank of England Chief: March Rate Cut an 'Open Question'
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey told MPs that a March interest rate cut is an 'open question,' while MPC members expressed hawkish concerns about inflation expectations and labor market weakness.
British Left's Future: Greens, Labour, or Your Party?
The Gorton and Denton byelection highlights a shifting political landscape where the Greens challenge Labour, and Your Party faces internal strife. Experts argue for a multi-party strategy to advance socialist goals in Britain.
FBI Director's Olympic Party Sparks US Hockey Political Row
The US men's hockey team's Olympic gold medal celebration was overshadowed by political controversy involving FBI Director Kash Patel and a White House invitation from Donald Trump.
Florida's Second Execution of 2026: Melvin Trotter Case
Melvin Trotter, convicted of 1986 murder, faces lethal injection as Florida continues aggressive execution schedule under Governor DeSantis.
Reform Councillor Apologizes for Violent Post Against Labour MP
A Reform UK councillor shared a Facebook post suggesting a Labour MP 'should be shot,' prompting an apology and raising concerns about threats against politicians.
UK Entry Rules Tighten for Dual Nationals
New UK rules require dual nationals to present a British passport or costly Certificate of Entitlement for entry, replacing foreign passport use from 25 February 2026.
Florida Executes Second Inmate This Year: Melvin Trotter
Melvin Trotter, 65, was executed in Florida for the 1986 murder of shop owner Virgie Langford. His appeals were denied, marking the state's second execution this year under Governor DeSantis.
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