Former ministers from Spain's two main political parties stand trial in separate corruption cases, casting a shadow over upcoming regional and general elections as both PSOE and PP confront allegations of graft.
Data reveals more than 50 young asylum seekers have died in the UK since 2015, with 31 suicides. The report demands transparency and a new safeguarding strategy.
Israeli opposition leaders condemn Benjamin Netanyahu's ceasefire with Iran as an unprecedented strategic failure that damages Israel's global standing and security.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared Iran pleaded for a two-week pause after Operation Epic Fury destroyed its military infrastructure, leaving Supreme Leader wounded and industry in ruins.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer has arrived in Saudi Arabia to discuss a long-term resolution to the Iran conflict with Gulf leaders, focusing on supporting the pause in fighting and restoring key shipping routes.
Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith, who lost a defamation case in 2023, now faces a criminal trial on five counts of war crime murder in Afghanistan. The case involves a higher burden of proof and focuses on alleged killings of unarmed civilians.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has broken his long-standing diplomatic silence to criticize Donald Trump's threats against Iran, marking a significant shift in his carefully managed approach to the US president.
A quietly launched NDIS Sustainability Taskforce, led by former Treasury official Anthea Long, is advising on cost-cutting options ahead of the May budget, aiming to rein in unsustainable spending growth.
Independent MP Andrew Wilkie criticizes public figures for inappropriate interventions in the Ben Roberts-Smith war crimes case, emphasizing the importance of rule of law and military standards.
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President José Ramos-Horta says Timor-Leste remains alert to organized crime dangers as Australian police provide cybercrime support following revelations about alleged scam network connections.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries calls for Congress to reconvene and pass a resolution to permanently end Trump's military actions against Iran, citing insufficient ceasefire.
A large police cordon remains in place around Café Rosh in Shadwell after a man was stabbed to death. A second victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries in the incident.
Representative Tim Burchett reveals shocking details about alleged US government cover-up of alien technology, saying disclosures would cause national unrest.
Prince Edward and Countess Sophie visited Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Wood Farm over Easter weekend, marking the first senior royal visit since Andrew's arrest and confinement to the Sandringham Estate.
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Independent councillor Emma Dent Coad will not stand in local elections, focusing instead on exposing what she calls 'far worse' truths about the Grenfell tragedy through her upcoming book.
Alys Denby argues that the Christian-nationalist ideology promoted by figures like JD Vance and Viktor Orban is a misguided path for the British right, citing cultural and economic mismatches with UK values.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces calls to intervene for British nationals detained in the UAE, with campaigners highlighting alleged mistreatment and lack of consular support.
Former President Trump suggests a joint US-Iran tax on vessels passing through the critical Strait of Hormuz, calling it a 'beautiful thing' for regional cooperation amid ceasefire talks.
Royal historian Hugo Vickers claims Prince Harry was given an 'all in or all out' ultimatum, forcing his reluctant departure from royal duties in 2020 after seeking a hybrid role.
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Donald Trump asserts Iran is monitored by the Space Force, discusses regime change and nuclear dust removal in a Truth Social post amid a US-Iran ceasefire.
A new survey finds one in four Canadians support joining the European Union, with 58% open to exploring the idea as a strategy to reduce dependence on the United States.
Reform UK's commitment to maintain the pension triple lock contradicts its anti-establishment identity, alienating young voters while risking fiscal sustainability and economic growth.
The cost of UK passports has increased significantly, with premium service now £239.50. Discover who qualifies for free passports and the new fee structure for all application types.
GCHQ reveals Russian hacking group Fancy Bear is exploiting router vulnerabilities to redirect users to malicious sites and intercept sensitive data like passwords.
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Donald Trump's 'Trump Always Chickens Out' approach has alarmed allies as a fragile US-Iran ceasefire raises questions about his leadership and international stability.
A murder investigation is underway in Shadwell after a man was stabbed to death on Watney Street. Police are appealing for witnesses and have made no arrests.
A heated debate emerges over pavement license fees for outdoor dining, with arguments about boosting high streets versus protecting accessibility for disabled pedestrians.
Multiple explosions reported at Lavan Island oil refinery in Iran just hours after Donald Trump and Iran agreed to a ceasefire, raising tensions in the Persian Gulf region.
Katie Price has been banned from driving for the seventh time after failing to respond to police letters about an 80mph speeding ticket, adding to her lengthy history of driving convictions.
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Markets now price in just one interest rate hike from the Bank of England, down from three, as a Middle East ceasefire eases energy price fears and resets investor sentiment.
