Secret Service Scrutiny Over Mar-a-Lago Security
The U.S. Secret Service is under investigation for potential security lapses at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, raising concerns about protection protocols.
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Pauline Hanson's Muslim Remarks Under Police Scrutiny
Australian federal police have received crime reports over Pauline Hanson's comments about Muslims, raising questions about hate speech laws and potential charges.
UK Confronts Epstein Fallout, US Response Muted
Britain debates removing Prince Andrew from succession after his arrest linked to Epstein files, while the US sees minimal legal action against the 'Epstein class'.
Mugabe's Son Charged with Attempted Murder in Johannesburg
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, son of late Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, appears in court on attempted murder and other charges after a February shooting in an upscale Johannesburg suburb.
Removing Andrew from Royal Succession: Process and Global Agreement
The UK government is considering legislation to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession, requiring agreement from 14 other countries where King Charles is head of state.
Bank of England Official Predicts Three More Rate Cuts
Monetary Policy Committee member Alan Taylor suggests the Bank could implement three additional interest rate reductions as inflation approaches target, citing rising unemployment risks.
El Mencho's Death Sparks Cartel Violence Across Mexico
The killing of Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes has triggered widespread violence, roadblocks, and school closures across 20 Mexican states.
Mexico Travel Alert: Foreign Office Warns Brits
The killing of cartel boss El Mencho has triggered widespread unrest in Mexico, prompting flight cancellations and Foreign Office warnings for British travelers to stay indoors.
Cartel Violence Sparks World Cup Security Concerns in Mexico
Organized crime groups set vehicles ablaze in Guadalajara, including near the World Cup stadium, after a cartel boss's killing, prompting match cancellations and safety worries for the 2026 tournament.
North London Parents Charged with Baby's Murder
A mother and father in North Finchley have been named and charged with the murder of their three-month-old son after emergency services responded to reports of an unresponsive infant.
Activists Hang Photo of Andrew in Louvre in Stunt
The British campaign group Everyone Hates Elon fixed a photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaving police custody on a wall in the Louvre museum in Paris, escalating their provocative tactics targeting billionaires and politicians.
El Mencho Killed: Cartel Violence Erupts Across Mexico
The killing of drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', in a military operation has triggered widespread retaliatory violence, marking a significant moment in Mexico's ongoing battle against cartels.
Hong Kong Court Upholds Pro-Democracy Activists' Convictions
A Hong Kong court has upheld the convictions and sentences of pro-democracy activists in the 'Hong Kong 47' case, dismissing appeals and reinforcing Beijing's national security law enforcement.
Australia Supports Removing Andrew from Royal Succession
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has written to UK's Sir Keir Starmer, confirming his government would agree to any proposal to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession.
Mexican Cartels Armed Like Militaries: US Weapons Flow
Mexican cartels wield military-grade arms, from rifles to narco tanks, fueled by US-smuggled firearms. Explore the history and impact of this deadly arsenal.
Australia Backs Removal of Prince Andrew from Succession
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has written to UK PM Keir Starmer, offering Australia's backing to remove Prince Andrew from the royal line of succession amid misconduct allegations.
New CCTV Image Released in London Prisoner Manhunt
The Metropolitan Police have released a new CCTV image of Daniel Boakye, who escaped custody for the second time in a week. The manhunt enters its second week as authorities appeal for public information.
Suspected Rapist Accidentally Released, Flees UK Before Trial
A suspected rapist was accidentally set free from prison and left the country before trial after a court official mistakenly issued a bail notice. Judge calls for government intervention.
Glasgow's 2002 Unsolved Murder Under Fresh Evidence Review
A review of evidence in the 2002 unsolved murder of Glasgow businessman Alexander Blue is underway, as his brother condemns the lack of charges after 23 years.
Disinformation Fueled Leicester Hindu-Muslim Clashes
An independent inquiry reveals online disinformation and leadership failures exacerbated 2022 violence between Hindu and Muslim communities in Leicester, calling for urgent action on communalism.
Australia Supports Removing Prince Andrew from Succession
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms his government would support any proposal to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession following his arrest on misconduct allegations.
Trump Tariffs Unconstitutional, $18 Trillion Figure Debunked
The US Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs as unconstitutional, while economists expose his $18 trillion investment claim as fabricated, highlighting market distortions.
Prince Andrew Accused of Using Taxpayer Money for Massages
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor allegedly used public funds for massages and expensive travel as trade envoy, with new emails revealing confidential information sharing with Jeffrey Epstein.
European Countries with Mandatory Military Conscription
Amid global tensions, conscription is back in focus. Explore which European countries enforce mandatory military service and which are considering its reintroduction.
Prince Andrew's Taxpayer-Funded Expenses Under Fire
Reports reveal Prince Andrew charged taxpayers for massages and excessive travel as UK trade envoy, with former civil servants citing a culture of deference in Whitehall.
Martin Lewis Confronts Badenoch on Student Loan Plan
Martin Lewis challenged Kemi Badenoch live on Good Morning Britain, arguing the Tory plan to cut student loan interest rates benefits only top earners.
Monarchy's Resilience Amid Andrew's Legal Woes
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest for misconduct in public office raises questions about the monarchy's future, but experts argue the institution will endure despite the scandal.
Wimbledon Stabbing Victim Named as 41-Year-Old Man
Luke Brereton, 41, from Mitcham, died after a stabbing on The Broadway in Wimbledon. A 35-year-old man has been charged with murder in connection with the incident.
Gunman Identified After Mar-a-Lago Breach, Shot by Secret Service
The armed man killed by US Secret Service agents after breaching the perimeter of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate has been identified as Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old from North Carolina. The incident occurred while Trump was at the White House.
Green's Spencer Battles Reform in Manchester Byelection
Hannah Spencer, a plumber and plasterer from Manchester, campaigns as the Green party candidate in the Gorton and Denton byelection, framing it as a contest between hope and hate against Reform UK.
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