Two men have been charged with National Security Act offences after allegedly spying on London's Jewish community for a foreign intelligence service, with Iran identified as the country involved in the investigation.
As Cuba faces severe blackouts and shortages, insiders report Donald Trump may launch aggressive actions to dislodge the government, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio pushing for intervention.
Thomas Godden, 26, defrauded three men of £28,488 through dating apps like Bumble by pretending to be in a gay relationship. He targeted vulnerable individuals, using emotional manipulation and threats to extract money for personal expenses.
Convicted paedophile and former pop star Gary Glitter, 81, is reportedly in severe physical decline while serving his 16-year sentence at HMP Channings Wood, according to prison insiders.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan calls for Labour to campaign for UK rejoining European Union, citing economic uncertainty and Trump tariffs as key reasons.
Angela Rayner's recent attack on Shabana Mahmood's immigration reforms signals her return to frontline politics, with Rachel Reeves potentially in her sights. As the UK imposes steel tariffs, political dynamics shift ahead of May elections.
A £10.6 million Lotto jackpot from October 2025 remains unclaimed in Bexley, London. The National Lottery urges ticket holders to check before the April 2 deadline.
The Chinese Embassy offered bottles of wine to two Muslim Tower Hamlets councillors who do not drink alcohol, raising questions about diplomatic customs and local opposition to the embassy's planned move to Royal Mint Court.
Iran intensifies war in the Middle East with strikes on Qatar's LNG facilities, prompting a response threat. London Mayor Sadiq Khan pushes Labour to promise EU reentry in the next election.
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Southwark Council faces pressure from hundreds of residents to revise parking restrictions in Dulwich Village, where local businesses report sharp declines in customers due to recent traffic schemes.
Rachel Reeves delivers Mais Lecture amid distractions, Flipdog bar in Shoreditch opens with unique toilet design, and an accountant launches hip-hop project about taxes. Plus, Revolut's banking licence celebration and a correction for Steve Dinneen.
A senior councillor attacks the City of London Corporation's stance that it cannot remove the Freedom of the City from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, calling the position 'self-harming' and demanding action.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski outlines radical economic policies including wealth taxes and nationalization, gaining significant voter support despite criticism.
The Bank of England is expected to pause interest rate cuts today as policymakers adopt a 'defensible strategy' due to inflationary risks from the Middle East conflict and oil price spikes.
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Sky News analysis reveals Israel's offensive in Lebanon has displaced over a million people, with tactics raising legal concerns. Satellite imagery shows widespread destruction and troop movements.
A national survey exposes public confidence in police, with only 14% trusting investigations for minor crimes, while officers cite underfunding and bureaucracy as key issues.
Emma Webber, mother of Nottingham attack victim Barnaby Webber, says hearing police admit they believed the killings were murder felt like validation. The public inquiry reveals officers thought Valdo Calocane acted in cold blood.
Rwanda has demanded the UK pay more than £100 million in compensation for the failed migrant deportation scheme scrapped by Labour in 2024, claiming significant costs were incurred.
Gerry Adams told the High Court the IRA was 'undefeated' as he denied being a member, facing claims from bombing victims seeking damages in a landmark trial.
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Thousands of mourners gathered in Tehran's Revolution Square for the funeral of security official Ali Larijani and crew of a sunken navy ship, showing strong support for Iran's government amid ongoing conflict.
Former PM Sir John Major condemns Donald Trump's handling of the Iran war, accusing him of lacking UN backing and clear aims. He also criticizes Sir Keir Starmer for a 'demeaning' policy of avoiding confrontation with the president.
The King hosted a state banquet for Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, praising the profound impact of Nigerian heritage on British culture, from Afrobeats to the Premier League.
Two Iranian nationals have been charged under the National Security Act for allegedly conducting surveillance on Jewish community targets in the UK for Iran's intelligence services.
Angela Rayner signals a return to frontline politics, with allies confident her tax affairs will be resolved before May elections, amid growing discontent with Labour leadership.
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Iran launched ballistic missile strikes targeting Qatar's Ras Laffan gas plant and Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh, causing extensive damage amid threats of economic war. The UK refuses military involvement despite US pressure.
A PE teacher from Darlington has been permanently barred from teaching after posting offensive remarks about migrants on social media, including advocating military action against small boats.
Massive crowds in Tehran mourn Ali Larijani and ship crew, showcasing enduring support for Iran's government amid war tensions with the US and Israel.
Darren Gibson and Rebecca Kirton receive additional prison sentences after 12 more victims come forward, revealing their initial convictions were just the beginning of their crimes.
MetroTalk readers engage in heated discussions about remaining secrets in Epstein documents, US foreign policy toward Iran, and political leadership critiques.
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A woman tearfully testified in Hove Crown Court, alleging she was raped by two asylum seekers on Brighton beach while a third filmed the attack, describing it as a life-ruining ordeal.
