40,000 prisoners freed early in overcrowding crisis
Shocking new figures reveal the scale of early prisoner releases as England and Wales grapple with severe prison overcrowding, with thousands freed weeks ahead of schedule.
Category : Politics
Starmer confronted over Brixton youth club crisis
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces tough questions from Brixton residents about neglected youth facilities and rising crime concerns in his own constituency.
Lib Dems face rebellion over trans-exclusionary rules
Liberal Democrat members are mounting significant opposition to a controversial rule change that could block transgender and non-binary members from standing in internal party elections, sparking accusations of discrimination.
Police officer jailed for blackmailing suspect
A South Yorkshire police constable has been sentenced to prison after being convicted of blackmailing a suspect he arrested, in a serious case of corruption that has rocked public trust in the force.
Family's tribute to dog walker killed in Uxbridge stabbing
The devastated family of Susannah Gunawardena, a beloved dog walker killed in the Uxbridge triple stabbing, pay tribute to their 'beautiful soul' as police continue their murder investigation.
Govt Orders Birmingham Pub Bombings Public Inquiry
The UK government has finally ordered a statutory public inquiry into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings, delivering a major victory for victims' families after decades of campaigning for truth and justice.
Rachel Reeves: Standards adviser examines new information
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces intensified pressure as the government's standards adviser confirms 'new information' is being assessed in an ongoing investigation, raising fresh questions about ministerial conduct.
Council: No Fine for Raye Over Housing Breach
Exclusive: Southwark Council indicates Grammy-winner Raye won't face penalties for housing rules violation, citing her 'exceptional circumstances' and local connections.
Deepfake Bill de Blasio Interview Sparks Election Alarm
A sophisticated AI-generated deepfake of former New York mayor Bill de Blasio has been circulating online, raising urgent concerns about election interference and digital deception capabilities ahead of the US presidential race.
West London Labour Councillor Suspended in Political Storm
A Labour councillor in Hounslow has been suspended from the party following serious allegations, sending shockwaves through the local political landscape and leaving constituents demanding answers.
Bexley Council's £22.5m budget gap warning
Exclusive: Bexley Council faces £22.5 million budget gap amid soaring costs and service demands, with council tax hikes likely for residents.
Badenoch's smile masks certain defeat in Essex
As polling day approaches, former Conservative leadership contender Kemi Badenoch campaigns with visible optimism despite facing almost certain defeat in her Essex constituency.
Prince William and Catherine win Paris Match privacy case
The Prince and Princess of Wales secure legal victory as French court orders Paris Match to pay damages and remove private photographs in major privacy ruling.
Lambeth Council among UK's best for housing delivery
Lambeth Council has been ranked among the top local authorities in England for successfully delivering thousands of new homes while maintaining high development standards.
Teen murder convictions overturned in rapper killing
Two teenagers have their murder convictions quashed after Court of Appeal ruling in case of rapper Renell Charles' tragic stabbing at birthday celebration.
US Government Shutdown Puts Food and Health Benefits at Risk
Critical safety net programmes including SNAP food assistance and health insurance face immediate disruption as the US government begins its first shutdown in five years, threatening millions of vulnerable Americans.
Teen avoids prison despite second knife offence
Exclusive: A North London teenager caught with a knife for the second time walks free from court as judges opt for rehabilitation over prison, raising questions about sentencing consistency.
Fujitsu faces contract ban over Post Office scandal
Exclusive investigation reveals Fujitsu's extensive government contracts continue despite Post Office Horizon scandal, as ministers face mounting pressure to sever ties with the tech giant.
Rachel Reeves' 2025 Autumn Budget: What to Expect
Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares her debut Autumn Budget with potential tax reforms, spending priorities and economic forecasts that could shape Britain's financial future.
Government to delegate BBC appointments in reform shake-up
Ministers announce radical overhaul of public appointments system, delegating authority for major roles including BBC positions to slash bureaucratic delays and streamline hiring processes.
Teenagers guilty of murdering homeless man in London
Two teenagers convicted of murdering a vulnerable homeless man in a vicious attack near Oxford Street, as court hears chilling details of the unprovoked assault.
London's 'eyesore' borough gets £26.9m upgrade
A neglected London borough branded an 'eyesore' is set to receive a massive £26.9 million upgrade that will transform public spaces and community facilities across the area.
Rob Jetten: The Anti-Wilders Candidate for Dutch PM
D66 leader Rob Jetten positions himself as the progressive alternative to Geert Wilders in Netherlands' political realignment, championing climate action and European cooperation.
Lebanon orders military response to Israeli raid
Lebanese President Najib Mikati directs army to engage Israeli soldiers following deadly border raid that killed a municipal worker, escalating Middle East tensions.
MPs oppose abortion and stillbirth paid leave
Conservative MPs Barnaby Joyce and Andrew Hastie face backlash after voting against legislation that would provide paid leave for women experiencing abortion or stillbirth, sparking accusations of playing politics with women's health.
Albanese Government Faces Transparency Crisis
An explosive investigation reveals mounting concerns over transparency within Anthony Albanese's administration, as critics accuse the government of operating in the shadows.
ECHR Blocks Rwanda Deportations: What You Need to Know
The European Court of Human Rights has halted the UK's controversial Rwanda deportation scheme. Discover how this international court impacts UK immigration policy and what happens next.
Colin Pitchfork: Parole Board rejects killer's release bid
Notorious double murderer Colin Pitchfork will remain behind bars after the Parole Board rejects his latest release application, citing ongoing risk to the public.
Swinney blasts 'absurd' sharia law claims
John Swinney condemns 'absurd and divisive' allegations from Reform UK councillors about sharia law zones in Scottish cities as political row escalates.
Badenoch defends past hack, attacks Reeves' law-breaking
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch defends her past website hacking of Harriet Harman while drawing sharp contrast with Rachel Reeves' recent speeding offence in explosive political row.
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