Croydon Retail Park Stabbing: Man Charged with Murder
Ellis Anim-Annor, 28, appears in court charged with murdering 22-year-old Lorik Abazi in Croydon. Police have arrested 10 people in connection with the fatal stabbing incident.
Category : Politics
Trump's Military Buildup: US Attack on Iran Scenario
As Donald Trump assembles the largest US air power in the Middle East since 2003, experts analyze potential strike scenarios, targeting nuclear facilities and military assets while warning of unpredictable consequences.
Former Prince Andrew Arrested on Birthday by Police
Thames Valley Police arrested a man in his sixties from Norfolk on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with searches conducted at addresses in Berkshire and Norfolk.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested for Misconduct
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in a public office, following increased scrutiny and allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump Plans 5,000-Person Military Base in Gaza
Leaked documents reveal plans for a 350-acre military compound in Gaza as part of a multinational stabilization force, raising questions about governance and occupation.
Thai Police Use Lion Dancers to Catch Thief in Bangkok
Thai police officers disguised as lion dancers successfully apprehended a thief in Bangkok, blending into a cultural festival to make the arrest without disrupting the event.
Poland Urges Citizens to Evacuate Iran Immediately
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns citizens to leave Iran within hours as US-Iran tensions escalate, citing imminent conflict risks and failed nuclear talks.
Prince Andrew Arrested on Suspicion of Misconduct
Police officers have been spotted outside Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's home in Sandringham. Around six unmarked cars arrived at the former prince's home in Wood Farm just after 8am today – his 66th birthday.
Trump's First Board of Peace Meeting Sparks Debate
Donald Trump's inaugural Board of Peace meeting in Washington has ignited intense political discussions, with critics questioning its effectiveness and supporters hailing it as a new diplomatic approach.
Trump's 'Boards of Peace': Key Figures and Goals
Former President Donald Trump's 'Boards of Peace' initiative aims to mediate global conflicts, involving diplomats and business leaders. This article explores its members and objectives.
Silent Disco Murder Trial: 'Petty Revenge' Shooting in Croydon
A court hears Leroy Mitchell was fatally shot at a Croydon headphones party in an act of petty revenge over a nightclub fight from years earlier. Two men deny murder charges.
Starmer Appoints Antonia Romeo as First Female Cabinet Secretary
Keir Starmer has appointed Dame Antonia Romeo as cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, making her the first woman to hold this role. The appointment comes despite past allegations about her management style.
Kim Jong Un Shows Off 50 New AI Rocket Launchers
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presented 50 new 600mm-caliber multiple rocket launchers equipped with AI technology, describing them as designed for a 'special attack' while announcing plans to expand nuclear capabilities at the upcoming Ninth Congress o
Starmer: Reform's Equality Act Repeal Plan is 'UnBritish'
Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns Reform UK's proposal to repeal the Equality Act, calling it a threat to decades of protections for women and minorities.
Trump's Flip-Flops on UK Chagos Deal: A Detailed Timeline
Donald Trump's inconsistent backing of the UK's agreement to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius has created diplomatic uncertainty, with repeated reversals impacting US-UK relations.
Starmer Urges Andrew to Reveal Epstein Links
Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasizes that 'nobody is above the law' and calls for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to cooperate with UK and US authorities regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Australian IS Suspects Face Death Penalty in Iraq Transfer
Australian suspected Islamic State fighters are among over 5,700 detainees transferred from Syria to Iraq, where they could face charges carrying the death penalty, raising legal and human rights concerns.
Russia Downs 100+ Ukrainian Drones, Oil Refinery Hit
Russian forces destroyed 113 Ukrainian drones overnight, with one attack causing a fire at an oil refinery in Velikiye Luki, according to officials. No injuries were reported in the incident.
Macron Defends EU AI Rules, Vows Child Protection Crackdown
French President Emmanuel Macron rejects US criticism of European AI regulation at Delhi summit, pledging to protect children from digital abuse and ban social media for under-15s.
Reform Legal Challenge Forces Starmer's Election U-turn
Keir Starmer's government reversed its decision to postpone 30 local council elections after a legal challenge from Nigel Farage's Reform UK, marking the 15th major U-turn under his leadership.
IFS: Reeves' Fiscal Rules Are 'Dysfunctional' and Harm Economy
The Institute for Fiscal Studies delivers a scathing assessment of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' fiscal framework, warning it creates volatility and fails to ensure sustainable public finances ahead of the Spring Statement.
West London Rapist Lured Victim to Hotel, Police Fear More Victims
Gurwinder Singh, 37, of Northolt, was found guilty of multiple sexual offenses after posing as a job recruiter. The Metropolitan Police believe he may have targeted many more women, particularly in the Indian community.
West London Off-Licence Stays Open Despite Illegal Worker
Lady Margaret Superstore in Southall has been allowed to continue operating despite multiple licensing breaches, including hiring an illegal worker and selling prohibited items. The shop agreed to stricter conditions following a review.
UK Couple's 10-Year Iran Sentence Called 'Unjustifiable'
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper condemns the 10-year prison sentence given to Lindsay and Craig Foreman in Iran, arrested during a motorcycle world trip in January 2025.
Labour's Path to Victory Without Starmer in Next Election
Analysis suggests Labour could still win the next election if Keir Starmer is replaced, despite current challenges. The fragmented political landscape and potential economic recovery offer a route to success.
Yoon Suk Yeol Gets Life Sentence for 2024 Insurrection
A South Korean court has sentenced ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol to life imprisonment with labor for leading an insurrection in December 2024, marking a historic verdict in the nation's democratic era.
Ex-South Korean President Gets Life for 2024 Insurrection
A South Korean court has sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to life imprisonment after convicting him of abuse of authority and masterminding an insurrection in December 2024.
Trump Chagos Warning, Late Pub Hours for World Cup
Former President Trump warns UK against returning Chagos Islands to Mauritius, while Home Secretary announces extended pub hours for World Cup matches in the US.
British Couple Jailed 10 Years in Iran for Spying
Lindsay and Craig Foreman from East Sussex sentenced to a decade in Tehran's Evin prison after a three-hour trial. UK government vows relentless pursuit for their release.
Labour's Hackney Stronghold Under Threat from Greens
The Green Party is mounting a serious challenge to Labour's decades-long dominance in Hackney, with a rival pact and surging membership threatening to reshape London's political landscape.
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