A Venezuelan mother of two, allegedly trafficked to the US, faces unlawful detention by ICE while her accused abuser remains free, lawyers claim. Her case highlights policy shifts under the Trump administration.
In October 2025, up to 10,000 people were massacred in El Fasher, Sudan, with 40,000 missing. This investigation reveals how international warnings were ignored, leading to a brutal genocide.
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has submitted her government's resignation following an election where neither left nor right blocs secured a majority, setting the stage for challenging negotiations.
Israel's parliament has advanced a contentious bill to impose the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of terrorism to its final vote. The legislation, initiated by the far-right Otzma Yehudit party, has drawn sharp criticism from opponents and rights
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The US Army has updated its recruitment policies, raising the maximum enlistment age from 35 to 42 and eliminating barriers for those with legal marijuana convictions.
Metropolitan Police released a transcript showing Morgan McSweeney, former PM chief of staff, didn't identify his role when reporting a stolen government phone. Police admitted recording the wrong address, hampering investigation.
A new report reveals China's use of tax bills, frozen accounts, and pension blocks to target Hong Kong dissidents in the UK, urging government action on transnational repression.
Tristan Roberts, 18, meticulously planned the killing of his mother Angela Shellis in Wales, expressing misogynistic views and fascination with horror film American Psycho before the brutal attack.
The UK government has introduced emergency legislation capping political donations from British citizens abroad at £100,000 annually and implementing a temporary ban on cryptocurrency donations. These measures, which will be applied retrospectively, aim t
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Australian authorities refuse to disclose numbers of Chinese nationals arriving by boat since 2024, citing potential damage to international relations, as Indonesian reports reveal increasing smuggling attempts.
Human Rights Watch documents white phosphorus use in civilian areas of south Lebanon, raising legal concerns and environmental damage as Israel faces Hezbollah resistance.
As Israeli strikes intensify in Lebanon, reporter William Christou documents widespread destruction, over 1,000 deaths including 121 children, and Israel's plan to occupy southern Lebanon as a defensive buffer.
The Victorian government has indefinitely postponed proposed animal welfare legislation that would recognize animals as sentient beings and increase penalties for cruelty offenses.
Australia's treasurer confronts a monumental budget dilemma as global fuel price shocks from the Iran war threaten to spike inflation and unemployment, with economists warning of potential fuel rationing.
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Mette Frederiksen has resigned as Denmark's prime minister after meeting with King Frederik, a customary step to begin forming a new government following election results.
New UK rules banning cryptocurrency donations to political parties and capping contributions from Britons living abroad take immediate effect today under retrospective legislation.
Iran has scoffed at reports of a US ceasefire deal for the Middle East conflict, calling it 'fake news,' while tensions escalate with troop deployments and shipping lane concerns.
Two British men have been arrested in connection with the arson attack on four ambulances run by the Jewish charity Hatzola in Golders Green, north London. The suspects, aged 47 and 45, were detained on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life.
Scotland's parole board now must consider if killers have refused to reveal victims' remains, a change known as Suzanne's Law, enacted to aid families seeking closure.
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Nigel Farage led a mass exodus of Reform UK MPs from Prime Minister's Questions after a heated exchange with Sir Keir Starmer over migration policy and political attacks.
Soney Erten and Jordaine Osaghae, both local mothers and professionals, are running as Green Party candidates in Crystal Palace and Anerley, aiming to become Bromley's first Green councillors in the May 2026 elections.
With veteran MSPs stepping down, party 'hotshots' like Holly Bruce and Lloyd Melville are poised to enter Scottish politics, bringing fresh perspectives to the 2026 election.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer confirms a ban on cryptocurrency donations and a £100,000 annual cap on foreign donors, following a report on foreign interference in UK politics.
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell highlights prejudice and intolerance in Britain as Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, following an arson attack on a Jewish ambulance service.
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Conservative Party chairman Kevin Hollinrake says Claire Williams would be a fantastic addition after she expressed interest in politics, citing her father's admiration for Margaret Thatcher.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer clarifies that legal authority for North Sea oil and gas projects rests with Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband, sparking parliamentary clashes over energy security and environmental concerns.
An 18-year-old man has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering his mother in a Welsh nature reserve after holding her captive and boasting about the crime online.
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $375m (£280m) in damages for concealing child sexual exploitation and harming children's mental health on its platforms.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, speaker of Iran's parliament, is reportedly being considered by the US as a contact for negotiations amid uncertainty over the new Supreme Leader's condition.
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Former justice minister Crispin Blunt admitted possessing multiple drugs and was fined £1,200. The court heard he used his chemsex party experiences to influence government drug policies.
