Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says it's 'too early' to attribute the arson attack on Jewish ambulances in Golders Green to the Iranian state, as investigations continue into the antisemitic hate crime.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander reveals reducing HS2 train speeds from 360km/h could save 'low billions' and bring the railway into service sooner, with feasibility studies underway.
A new poll reveals 40% of Britons believe the UK will be at war within five years, with over two-thirds fearing they couldn't cope. Former military commander General Sir Richard Barrons supports a private initiative to boost national resilience against th
Iran denies peace talks with Trump as 'fake news', Chancellor Reeves unveils energy price protection measures, and England's Ben Stokes opens up about his challenging cricket captaincy spell.
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Excessive regulation costs UK businesses £70bn annually, with flawed rules like second staircases and Martyn's Law exemplifying a broken system that hampers growth and housing development.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will outline emergency measures to combat soaring energy costs driven by the Iran conflict, including new powers to crack down on corporate price gouging.
Police investigate an arson attack on a Jewish ambulance service in London, with a newly formed Iran-aligned group claiming responsibility. Authorities warn of rising state threats.
Donald Trump's deadline to bomb Iran's energy infrastructure passed without action, sparking debate over his foreign policy strategy. This article explores the implications for US-Iran relations and global security.
Companies House disciplined 131 staff members for policy breaches over three years, with data revealing performance issues preceding a major March 2026 tech blunder that exposed company details.
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Police investigate an antisemitic arson attack on a Jewish ambulance service in Golders Green, with an Iran-aligned group claiming responsibility. Four ambulances were destroyed in a loud explosion.
A California jury awarded Donna Motsinger $19.25 million after finding Bill Cosby liable for drugging and raping her in 1972. The verdict follows a trial where evidence included Cosby's admission about obtaining Quaaludes.
Hungary's parliamentary elections feature bizarre scandals including alleged sex tape blackmail and Russian assassination plots, as Viktor Orbán faces a strong challenge from the Tisza party.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls an emergency COBR meeting to address the economic fallout from the Iran conflict, with soaring oil prices and potential energy crisis threatening households.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle calls for immediate extradition of fraudster Pamela Gwinnett, who stole £300,000 from 89-year-old Joan Green before fleeing to Tenerife.
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Lewisham councillors Tauseef Anwar and Rudi Schmidt have quit Labour to join the Greens, citing policy disagreements on Gaza and austerity. The Lewisham Green Group now has four councillors, all former Labour representatives.
MetroTalk readers express outrage over Donald Trump's military actions against Iran, questioning NATO's relevance and predicting catastrophic consequences including World War III.
The Crown Office has confirmed an Iranian man charged after allegedly attempting to enter the Faslane nuclear submarine base has been released pending further inquiries, while no proceedings will be taken against a Romanian woman.
Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia, a new terror group linked to Iran, claims attacks on Jewish targets across Europe, including ambulance burnings in London and bombings in Belgium, Netherlands, and Greece.
Alina Burns, 18, pleaded guilty to attempted murder after launching a far-right axe attack on Mohammed Mahmoodi outside a barber's shop in Bristol. Police found extremist messages and weapons.
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Alina Burns, 18, admitted attempted murder after attacking an Iranian Kurd in Bristol, driven by far-right ideology and Nazi fascination, with sentencing due in May.
Iran attempted to target a joint US-UK military base on Diego Garcia last week, raising concerns about London's vulnerability to ballistic missile strikes and the state of Britain's air defences.
A forensic lipreader has analyzed a 1998 family trip clip showing King Charles and Prince William's unsympathetic exchange about a 13-year-old Prince Harry in the snow.
The Department for Work and Pensions confirms that State Pension and benefit payments due on Good Friday or Easter Monday will be issued early on Thursday 2 April.
A couple has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering their 13-week-old son, who suffered a fractured skull and multiple broken bones. The case highlights severe child abuse and justice system response.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer acknowledges insufficient funding for defence upgrades while committing to bridge the gap between Treasury and Ministry of Defence priorities.
British destroyer HMS Dragon has arrived in the eastern Mediterranean and will begin defensive operations around Cyprus tonight, as confirmed by Defence Secretary John Healey.
Two men have been sentenced to prison for robbing a man of his Patek Philippe watch worth £65,000 in London's exclusive Mayfair district while he was with his pregnant wife.
A former Metropolitan Police communications officer admitted fraud after submitting fake sick notes for nearly two years, costing the force approximately £19,000 in wages.
Soham child killer Ian Huntley will not receive a funeral as his family declines service, respecting victims' families. He died after alleged prison attack.
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A former Metropolitan Police communications officer admitted fraud after submitting forged sick notes for nearly two years, costing the force approximately £19,000 in wages.
