Metropolitan Police are investigating the unexplained death of a man in his 70s discovered unconscious on a driveway in Eltham's Avery Hill area. The victim died in hospital two days after the incident.
Two Kent Police constables lied about having flu to attend a cruise ship career course, leading to gross misconduct findings. The officers, who had resigned, would have been dismissed if still serving.
Donald Trump will become the first sitting US president to have his signature printed on dollar bills, starting with the $100 note in June 2026 to mark America's 250th anniversary.
Ministers will propose a compromise to cap pension fund mandation powers at 10% after House of Lords rejection. The move follows intense criticism from peers and industry over government authority.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly requested oligarchs to donate to the national budget to stabilise finances as defence costs from the Ukraine war reach 15.5 trillion roubles in 2025.
A new poll reveals six in ten smartphone owners desire reduced device usage and greater appreciation of their surroundings, with The National Lottery launching a symbolic campaign in London.
Governments in Mexico and Spain have implemented price controls on essentials, winning voter approval. As inflation persists, pressure mounts for similar policies in Britain.
US President Donald Trump has declared a temporary halt to military strikes on Iran's energy plants until April 6, 2026, following a request from Tehran amid ongoing peace talks.
US President Donald Trump announces a 10-day halt to airstrikes on Iran's energy infrastructure. Meanwhile, the UK government issues updated screen time advice for parents, and a capybara escapes from Marwell Zoo in Hampshire, sparking a local search.
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Thousands are expected at the Together Alliance march in London, uniting unions, cultural figures, and politicians to protest against far-right activity and promote an inclusive Britain.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation is projected to win a second seat in South Australia, surpassing the Liberal Party in Hammond, as ABC projections show a surge in right-wing populist support.
A Sky News podcast explores how Christian ideology is shaping U.S. policy toward Iran, with revelations about Trump's voting habits adding to the political tension ahead of key diplomatic talks.
Ed Miliband's stock is rising within the Labour Party as he emerges as a rare intellectual heavyweight, countering years of vacuous politics and providing big ideas during a time of global crisis.
At Cereso prison in Cancún, 284 female inmates find moments of pride and creativity in Modulo 2, a renovated wing focusing on rehabilitation and mental health amid strict confinement.
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Lawyers condemn heavy-handed tactics as NSW police arrest 42-year-old protester with eight tactical officers at 5am, the 26th person charged after February rally against Israeli president.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer asserts his readiness to lead through the Iran war and economic turmoil, dismissing Trump's critiques and internal party challenges in a candid interview.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer reveals he dwells on his mistake in appointing Peter Mandelson, expressing regret during an exclusive podcast interview in Helsinki.
A parliamentary committee warns that NATO allies must prepare for potential US withdrawal from European defense, citing tensions with the Trump administration.
Paris's proliferation of 'third places'—accessible community spaces like Print and Les Grands Voisins—serves as a vital antidote to far-right disaffection by fostering social connections and inclusivity across the city.
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Donald Trump's assertion that the US won its war with Iran has drawn mockery from Iranian officials. Analysis indicates Trump may be losing his effectiveness in deals, elections, and White House energy.
A senior Australian defence official warns the nation could be left with no submarines if it abandons the Aukus pact, amid concerns over delivery timelines and shipbuilding capacity.
The Pentagon is reportedly weighing whether to redirect weapons originally meant for Ukraine to the Middle East, as US military stockpiles face strain from the Iran war. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy meets Saudi Crown Prince in Jeddah.
US President Donald Trump has delayed his threat to attack Iran's energy infrastructure for 10 more days, citing ongoing talks. Oil prices dropped after the announcement, while tensions simmer in the Middle East.
A parliamentary committee warns that NATO allies must prepare for a scenario where the US may not defend Europe, urging greater European leadership and reduced dependence on American military support.
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Mexico's navy has activated a search-and-rescue operation for two humanitarian aid sailboats that failed to arrive in Havana as scheduled last week with nine crew members aboard.
Police investigate malicious damage at Lox in a Box on Oxford Street, the latest in a series of alleged antisemitic incidents following the Hamas attack and Gaza war.
The US Senate failed for the seventh time to advance a bill funding parts of the Department of Homeland Security, as the shutdown enters its sixth week. President Trump announced an executive order to pay TSA agents.
This week's edition of The Crunch newsletter covers Tropical Cyclone Narelle's historic path in Australia, oil and gas flows through the Strait of Hormuz, UK political polls, and stunning eucalyptus data visualizations.
A cross-party report calls for an immediate formal apology from the UK government for forced adoptions between 1949 and 1976, affecting thousands of mothers and adoptees.
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Vladimir Putin has reportedly requested contributions from Russian businessmen to support the country's defence budget amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with at least two agreeing to donate.
