Glasgow's Day of Defiance: Neighbors vs Immigration Raid
A documentary reveals how hundreds of Glasgow residents surrounded an immigration van on Eid al-Fitr 2021, forcing the release of two detained men through spontaneous community resistance.
A documentary reveals how hundreds of Glasgow residents surrounded an immigration van on Eid al-Fitr 2021, forcing the release of two detained men through spontaneous community resistance.
A major international summit in Silicon Valley brings together tech leaders and policymakers to discuss AI's influence on elections, governance, and democracy worldwide.
Germany has undergone a dramatic policy reversal, becoming Ukraine's largest military supporter after initial hesitation. This shift reflects deep changes in German society and defense strategy.
Labour MP Sir Chris Bryant has described Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as 'rude, arrogant and entitled' during a rare parliamentary debate focusing on the former royal's conduct as a trade envoy.
A police officer was murdered in Rome, leading to a swift arrest. The incident has sparked national outrage and calls for increased security measures.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's rhetoric on Australian citizens in Syrian camps has shifted dramatically from 2022's compassionate arguments to today's harsh 'contempt' declarations, reflecting political pressures ahead of 2026 elections.
Analysis reveals Pauline Hanson's One Nation party surging in popularity despite contradictions between rhetoric and actions, offering lessons for Australian progressives.
The search for kidnapped 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian ended tragically in Pitt Town as police discovered human remains. The quiet farming community is reeling from the crime.
A DJ turned soldier shares his journey as Ukrainian men discuss how the conflict has reshaped their lives, with insights from Guardian reporters on the war's impact and prospects for peace.
New polling data shows rising Australian voter openness to One Nation, with significant support from both Coalition and Labor voters, amid ongoing political controversies.
Ashley Fairbanks launched Stand with Minnesota, raising nearly $20 million to support families affected by ICE raids. The initiative covers rent and coordinates aid, inspiring others to build community networks.
British authorities have arrested two high-profile figures connected to Jeffrey Epstein, while American law enforcement has yet to take similar action, raising questions about justice and accountability.
A witness recounts a deadly car crash in Texas that resulted in the death of an immigration agent, highlighting the incident's impact on local law enforcement and community safety.
The Golden Lion Pub on Dean Street in London's Soho has applied to extend weekend hours to 1:30am, facing opposition from residents who fear increased public urination and noise disturbances.
Donald Trump and his aides have escalated brutal rhetoric against judges, treating them with contempt to delegitimize the judiciary and undermine the rule of law in a systematic authoritarian play.
Transgender activists gathered at the historic Stonewall Inn in New York City, waving Pride flags to commemorate the site's role in LGBTQ+ rights and advocate for ongoing equality.
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger will deliver the Democratic response to Trump's State of the Union, signaling party's moderate shift ahead of midterms as internal divisions persist.
NS&I announces Premium Bonds prize fund rate will decrease from 3.60% to 3.30% in April, with odds extending from 22,000:1 to 23,000:1, reducing chances of winning major prizes.
Former Labour grandee Peter Mandelson arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office following investigation into Jeffrey Epstein connections. Released on bail after questioning at Wandsworth police station.
Russian authorities have launched a criminal investigation into Telegram founder Pavel Durov, accusing him of 'abetting terrorist activities' as part of a broader push to steer users toward state-controlled platforms.
Luke Brereton, 40, from Mitcham, was fatally stabbed on Wimbledon Broadway during a night out. A man has been charged with murder as police appeal for witnesses.
Peter Mandelson and Prince Andrew have been released on bail after arrests for misconduct in public office, a serious indictable-only offence under review for being too vague.
President Trump reportedly grows increasingly frustrated while weighing Iran strikes, with advisors warning of risks and envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff key to the decision.
As global threats rise, Europe faces a harsh reality: defence ambitions clash with strained budgets. Governments must reconcile security needs with fiscal limits, sparking debates over funding and honesty.
Former President Donald Trump delivers his State of the Union address, with broadcast times and platforms for viewers to watch the major political speech live.
Traffic stops on a California military base led to immigration arrests, prompting legal experts and lawmakers to question potential violations of US law restricting military involvement in domestic enforcement.
A detailed analysis shows Russia controls 20% of Ukraine after four years of conflict, with significant territorial shifts since 2014. President Zelensky asserts Ukraine's resilience despite ongoing challenges.
Former President Donald Trump expressed concerns about his safety, stating he 'might not have long left' and has 'people gunning for me' at an event honoring victims of illegal immigration.
Russia's intelligence service alleges Western nations are preparing to provide Ukraine with nuclear weapons, marking the fourth anniversary of the invasion with dramatic escalation claims.
Redbridge Council announces a 4.99% council tax hike and 4.8% social rent increase for 4,674 tenants, citing ongoing financial pressures despite new government funding.