Lady Mayor Susan Langley advocates for London to strengthen financial and business collaborations with Miami, Dallas, and Texas, highlighting opportunities in fintech, insurance, and dual listings to boost global connectivity and economic growth.
Waltham Forest Council plans to request a £19m government loan but will only use it if absolutely necessary. The council also approves a 4.99% tax hike amid budget challenges.
A North Carolina woman, missing since 2001, has been located alive and well, but has asked authorities not to disclose her location to her family, leaving her daughter with mixed emotions.
A new report reveals elected officials visited Trump properties 145 times since his inauguration, with political groups spending over $1.3 million, highlighting concerns over presidential profiteering and access.
President Donald Trump delivers a State of the Union address in a deeply divided America, facing scrutiny over the economy, tariffs, immigration, and foreign policy as midterm elections approach.
British Muslim Trust warns of increased attacks on Muslim women and children in London, with hate crimes rising 19% amid community fears during Ramadan.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered an 18-minute video message from his presidential bunker, marking the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion. He praised Ukrainian resilience, thanked global allies, and extended an invitation t
Following the death of cartel boss El Mencho, his ex-wife Rosalinda González Valencia and daughter Jessica Johanna Oseguera Gonzalez could become powerful figures in the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a powerful speech marking the anniversary of Russia's invasion, urging international unity against aggression and highlighting the global stakes of the conflict.
Cabinet Office officials must now vet documents related to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's 2001 trade envoy appointment, following a similar exercise for Peter Mandelson. The Liberal Democrats have tabled a motion demanding transparency, which the government
As the Russia-Ukraine war marks its fourth anniversary, the conflict remains deadlocked with significant impacts on European security and global politics.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appeared on Karl Stefanovic's YouTube podcast, criticizing One Nation and David Pocock while addressing immigration and Syrian repatriations.
General Sir Roly Walker warns the UK faces an inevitable conflict with Russia, regardless of Ukraine war outcome, amid stalled peace talks and rising tensions.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny after Peter Mandelson's arrest for misconduct, with implications for by-elections, coalition meetings, and court funding.
In the Gorton and Denton byelection, Labour candidate Angeliki Stogia frames the race as a direct clash with Reform's divisive politics, emphasizing Manchester's values of solidarity and inclusivity.
An inquest into the death of Tammy Shipley, a loving mother who was picking tomatoes for her family, reveals tragic details as her family remembers her life and legacy.
Ealing Council will temporarily relocate four polling stations for May's local elections, affecting approximately 5,000 voters across South Acton, Perivale, Northolt Mandeville, and Dormers Wells.
A senior police official acknowledges artificial intelligence tools used in law enforcement exhibit bias but promises new measures to mitigate risks through a £115m national AI center.
Labour secured a decisive victory in the Gorton and Denton byelection, countering Nigel Farage's progressive challenge and reinforcing its political dominance in the region.
British police forces are integrating AI tools to enhance efficiency in complex investigations, focusing on data analysis rather than robotic enforcement.
As the conflict in Ukraine enters its fourth year, experts analyze the prolonged struggle, shifting geopolitical dynamics, and uncertain future outcomes for the region.
New UK laws criminalize screenshotting intimate videos, sharing semen-defaced images, and depicting incest in porn, with penalties up to six months in prison.
The parents of four-year-old Gus Lamont, missing since September from a South Australian sheep station, appeal for public help as police treat the case as a major crime with a suspect identified.
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion, this article revisits powerful photojournalism documenting the war in Ukraine, from civilian evacuations to military actions and humanitarian crises.
Exclusive documents reveal Reform's Dame Andrea Jenkyns actively sought to assist a US fracking firm after a major gas discovery in Lincolnshire, while opposing local renewable energy projects.
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news and events from Tuesday, covering major stories and updates across various sectors and regions.
The era of historically low interest rates is ending, forcing a permanent adjustment to higher equilibrium rates that will challenge financial markets, government finances, and economic structures built on past assumptions.
At least 21 police forces in England still use Copilot AI, despite West Midlands Police blocking it after an AI hallucination led to a ban on Israeli football fans, raising concerns about inconsistent policing and AI risks.
Four years into the Ukraine war, Belgorod faces daily drone attacks, power cuts, and bomb shelters. Residents share stories of loss and frustration as the conflict hits home.
An analysis of how global moral clarity has diminished since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, exploring shifting narratives and geopolitical complexities.