Met Officer Probed Over Al Jazeera Journalist Intimidation
A volunteer Met police officer is under investigation after allegedly intimidating Al Jazeera journalists covering a suspected antisemitic arson attack in Golders Green, London.
Category : Politics
Iran Missile Threat to London: US Warning vs UK Reassurance
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claims Iran's missiles can reach London, while UK officials downplay immediate threat but confirm defense preparations are in place.
Manchester Rape Trial: Defendant Denies DNA Knowledge
Paul Quinn, accused of a 2003 rape that wrongfully imprisoned Andrew Malkinson, testified he cannot explain his DNA on the victim's clothing or his phone searches about the case.
Maduro Back in US Court, Lawyer Fails to Dismiss Charges
Venezuela's former president Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores appeared in a New York court where their lawyer failed to have drug trafficking charges dismissed amid a dispute over legal fees.
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Teen Machete Attacker Admits New Robbery in London
A teenager who threatened to behead TV presenter Aled Jones with a machete has pleaded guilty to another attempted robbery in Bayswater, highlighting delays in justice.
Andrew Tate Rape Case Reopened by Police After Six Years
Hertfordshire Constabulary has relaunched a rape investigation into influencer Andrew Tate, following allegations from three women that date back to 2013-2015. The case was previously closed in 2019.
Councillor Defects to Lib Dems, Warns Labour of Buried Secrets
Kate Crawford, a Labour councillor for 28 years, defects to the Liberal Democrats after being blocked from re-election, issuing a stark warning to her former party about internal knowledge.
Trump Calls UK Aircraft Carriers 'Toys' Amid NATO Tensions
Donald Trump has mocked British warships as 'toys' while criticizing NATO allies for insufficient involvement in US-Israeli strikes on Iran, escalating tensions with the UK.
Johnson Gives Trump 'America First' Award Amid Crises
US House Speaker Mike Johnson awarded Donald Trump a newly created 'America First' award, a golden eagle statue, during a Republican fundraiser, sparking widespread criticism and mockery from Democrats and commentators.
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Nepal's PM Balendra Shah Uses Rap to Urge National Unity
Balendra Shah, Nepal's incoming prime minister, released a rap song calling for unity after being sworn in as a lawmaker. The 35-year-old symbolizes youth-driven change following a deadly uprising.
Doctors: Israel Repeats Gaza 'Scorched Earth' Policy in Lebanon
British and Lebanese doctors treating Israeli airstrike victims in Lebanon warn of systematic attacks on hospitals and medical staff, mirroring tactics seen in Gaza. They urge international action against violations of humanitarian law.
Reform UK Candidate Pictured in Nazi Salute Controversy
A top Reform UK candidate for the Welsh Senedd elections has been photographed appearing to perform a Nazi salute, sparking outrage and calls for suspension.
Old Air War Doctrine Haunts US Strategy in Iran
Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth's aggressive air campaign against Iran echoes Giulio Douhet's 1921 theories, raising questions about the delusion of easy victory from the skies and its historical failures.
EU Parliament Approves 'Return Hubs' for Migrants
The European Parliament has voted to establish offshore 'return hubs' for undocumented migrants, raising human rights concerns and marking a significant shift in EU migration policy.
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Finnish MP Convicted for Anti-Gay Remarks, Free Speech Debate
Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen fined €1,800 for inciting hatred after calling homosexuality a 'developmental disorder,' with right-wing supporters in Finland and the US decrying the verdict as a free speech infringement.
Iran Rejects Trump's Peace Deal, Offers Five-Point Counterproposal
Iran has dismissed Donald Trump's claims of ongoing peace negotiations, labeling them as self-negotiation, and presented a five-point counterproposal insisting the war will end on its own terms.
Benefit Cheat Caught at Thorpe Park While Claiming Housebound
A woman who fraudulently claimed over £23,000 in benefits by stating severe anxiety left her housebound was discovered visiting Thorpe Park three times and surfing in Mexico.
XL Bully Owner Said Dog Was 'Brilliant' Before Fatal Mauling
Sean Garner, owner of an XL bully that killed 84-year-old John McColl, testified the dog's behavior was 'perfect' despite evidence of human remains in its stomach.
Benefits Fraudster Spared Jail After £23k Swindle Exposed
A woman who claimed disability benefits while living lavishly, including holidays and ziplining, received a suspended sentence after admitting fraud.
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Tories Claim McSweeney's Phone Not Stolen in London Scandal
Conservatives allege Morgan McSweeney fabricated phone theft to hide Mandelson messages, sparking conspiracy theories despite London's crime portrayal.
Iran Rejects Trump's Peace Deal, Presents Counterproposal
Iran dismisses Donald Trump's claims of ongoing peace negotiations, labeling them as self-negotiation, and presents a five-point counterproposal insisting the war will end on its own terms.
Labour Opens Consultation to Ban Trail Hunting in England and Wales
The Labour government has initiated a public consultation to implement a ban on trail hunting, addressing concerns it serves as a smokescreen for illegal foxhunting, with input from activists and rural groups.
Savannah Guthrie Fears Fame Led to Mother's Disappearance
Today show host Savannah Guthrie expresses fear that her celebrity status may have motivated the kidnapping of her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, in an emotional interview.
Scottish Parties Launch Holyrood Campaigns Amid Voter Uncertainty
Scottish political parties have launched their Holyrood election campaigns, focusing on change and independence while grappling with voter indecision and the rise of Reform UK.
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Israeli Strike Hits Gaza Camp, Killing at Least One
An Israeli strike targeted the Deir al-Balah camp in Gaza, resulting in at least one fatality and multiple injuries. Witnesses reported receiving evacuation warnings before the attack.
Fire Service Suspect in Probe Over Firefighter's Death in Jenners Blaze
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has been formally notified it is a suspect in the Crown investigation into firefighter Barry Martin's death during the 2023 Jenners blaze in Edinburgh.
Maduro in NY Court Over Drug Charges and Legal Fee Dispute
Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores appeared in a New York courtroom for the first time since January, as their lawyer argues to dismiss drug trafficking charges over blocked legal funding.
UK Defence Spending Lags Behind NATO Targets, Data Shows
Official NATO figures indicate UK defence spending remains below government targets, raising concerns about funding shortfalls and delayed strategic plans amid economic pressures.
Ventura Demands Barron Trump Enlist, Attacks Trump's Military Record
Former wrestler and governor Jesse Ventura calls on Barron Trump to join the military, criticizing the Trump family's lack of service and labeling Donald Trump a 'draft-dodging coward' in a fiery interview.
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Trump Mocks UK's 'Toy' Aircraft Carriers, Slams NATO
Former US President Donald Trump has insulted Britain's HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales as 'toys' compared to American carriers, while criticizing NATO's delayed involvement in Middle East conflicts.
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