An in-depth look at the diplomatic missteps and breakdowns in international relations that contributed to the escalation of conflict in Ukraine, highlighting key failures in negotiation and communication.
Nigel Farage oversaw Zia Yusuf's first major speech as Reform's Home Office spokesperson in Dover, where Yusuf proposed mass deportations and controversial policies, while Farage maintained control of the media interaction.
European leaders accuse Hungary of political sabotage after Budapest blocks new sanctions against Russia and a €90bn loan to Ukraine, overshadowing solidarity displays on the war's fourth anniversary.
Nick Reiner has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his parents, Hollywood director Rob Reiner and wife Michele Singer Reiner, who were found fatally stabbed in December.
Sarb Athwal's decade-long fight for justice after her sister-in-law Surjit was murdered in an 'honour-based' killing reveals systemic police failures and lost evidence.
Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy with derogatory comments about the US women's ice hockey team during a congratulatory call to their male counterparts after Olympic gold wins.
Bridget Phillipson's 10-year Send plan promises inclusivity and investment, but faces criticism over funding, mainstreaming risks, and potential threats from Reform UK's policies.
Former Labour minister Peter Mandelson has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with police searching properties in London and Wiltshire as part of an Epstein files investigation.
Senate Democrats introduce a bill to refund tariffs to American consumers, aiming to ease financial burdens and boost economic fairness amid ongoing trade tensions.
Former Labour peer Peter Mandelson has been arrested by Metropolitan Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office, following an investigation into his relations with Jeffrey Epstein.
Former peer Peter Mandelson has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with video showing him escorted from his London home.
Lord Peter Mandelson, a senior Labour figure, has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office, following investigations into his ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
Damien Bendall, convicted of murdering four in Killamarsh, receives another life term for nearly killing an inmate with a claw hammer at HMP Frankland.
Former Trump aide Kash Patel's appointment to FBI's Olympic security team for US hockey sparks debate over political influence in sports safety.
Reform UK pledges to create a UK Deportation Command agency modeled on the US ICE system for mass deportations, drawing condemnation from Labour as divisive.
A man allegedly killed his pregnant partner and created a fake gaming livestream as an alibi, with the trial revealing gruesome details of the planned murder in Northern Ireland.
The activists behind hanging Prince Andrew's arrest photo in the Louvre reveal their security breach, motivations, and the global reaction to their political stunt.
A new political cartoon by Stephen Lillie commemorates the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, offering a sharp critique of UK foreign policy and international response.
A 47-year-old man from East London has been sentenced to two years and six months in prison for acting as a proxy in more than a dozen driving theory tests, allowing unqualified drivers to bypass legal requirements.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says his party would attempt to avoid further borrowing if it takes control of Havering Council, which faces a £72 million overspend this year and potential £300 million debt by 2029.
Two Conservative councillors in Havering have joined Reform, enabling the party to form its first official group in the council chamber, with six former Tories also unveiled as new members.
A faith-backed solidarity campaign mobilizes as thousands of children, including five-year-old Liam Ramos, are detained in ICE facilities, sparking protests and calls for abolition.
Christian Nègre, a former HR director at France's culture ministry, allegedly spiked drinks with diuretics during interviews, causing women to wet themselves. Victims describe humiliation and lasting trauma as the case faces judicial delays.
Reform UK's home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf unveils plans for UK Deportation Command, aiming to detain 24,000 people and deport 288,000 annually, targeting illegal migration and visa reforms.
A 16-year-old boy has been found guilty of terror offences, including membership of a banned far-right group and researching a synagogue, following online radicalisation by Russian extremists.
Dounia Chetaouat and Abdelkader Essid face murder charges after their baby died from serious injuries in North Finchley. The couple is set to appear in court on Monday.
Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons is under fire for falsely linking journalists to a hack and Russian propaganda, raising questions about his statements and actions in a growing scandal.
Prince William's candid remarks at the Baftas highlight a shift in award ceremonies, where politics now intrudes on entertainment, reflecting broader societal changes.
Reform UK's proposed mass deportation scheme, modeled on US ICE tactics, faces fierce backlash from human rights groups and political opponents who label it cruel and unworkable.
Waltham Forest Council compensated residents £274,850 in 2024/25 after ombudsman investigations found injustices in housing, social care, and education cases.