Man who hit three with car found hiding under bed
Joseph Wicks, 27, was jailed for 4.5 years after hitting three pedestrians with a car in Colchester, then hiding under a bed when armed police tracked him down.
Joseph Wicks, 27, was jailed for 4.5 years after hitting three pedestrians with a car in Colchester, then hiding under a bed when armed police tracked him down.
Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate primary victory signals a leftwing shift in the Democratic party, challenging establishment leadership and reshaping the party's direction ahead of 2026 and 2028.
A new report reveals a massive class gap among Democrats, with working-class voters prioritizing economics while educated elites focus on culture, risking electoral defeat.
Britain's failure to invest in youth has left 1 million Neet, costing £125bn yearly. Alan Milburn's review urges a preventive state to reverse the damage.
A woman's body was found in a suitcase on Wolgon Road, Oallen, NSW, on Sunday. Police have established a crime scene and launched an investigation.
Top Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, held tabletop exercises simulating election disruption scenarios, including AI deepfakes and armed poll intimidation, as Trump continues false claims and pushes for federal voting restrictions.
Ed Case, moderate Democrat, won Hawaii's 1st district primary with 60% of votes, defeating progressive Jarrett Keohokalole. He advances to face Republican Adriel Lam in the general election.
Over half of X accounts posting about Belfast and Southampton unrest were based abroad, with US accounts driving most engagement, a Guardian analysis reveals.
Taylor Swift's songs were removed from Trump campaign and White House social media videos, silencing efforts to mock her with August and Red references.
Manuel Hernandez, 46, faces 13 counts of reckless endangerment after a boat capsized in New York harbor, killing Sara Sanchez, 27, and her five-month-old daughter Antonella.
Jackie Bailey redefines sin as 'missing the mark' rather than inherent unworthiness, turning shame into a cue for positive action.
Despite gender parity in Labor's caucus, women are overlooked as potential leaders, with Tanya Plibersek, the longest-serving woman in the House, not considered a successor to Albanese.
China has expressed grave concern after a Chinese national died by suicide in a Melbourne immigration detention centre, despite warnings of self-harm risk, raising questions about monitoring.
Rukhsar Ahmed, a Pakistani MP on bail over alleged 1990s child rape in Manchester, refuses to say when he'll return to the UK to face charges.
Sir Keir Starmer has the attributes to replace Gianni Infantino as Fifa president, a letter writer argues, citing his passion, integrity, and political network.
Labour peer Ruth Lister criticizes survey showing 47% of members think welfare spending is too high, citing stable 5% GDP and need to tackle child poverty.
Kosovo's Parliament suspended after opposition MP Time Kadrijaj threw eggs at PM Albin Kurti, amid political deadlock and possible fourth election.
Daniel Kinahan, alleged crime boss, was extradited from Dubai on an Irish government jet after an arrest warrant, facing charges of directing organized crime in Dublin.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Trump's 15-point Gaza plan, insisting the IDF will not withdraw until Hamas is genuinely disarmed, including all heavy and small arms.
Royal Navy tracking of Russian ships in UK waters rose 25% in July, with shadow fleet tankers escorted by warships monitored in the North Sea and Dover Strait.
A pilot traced an 8-mile bin shape in the sky off Clacton, seemingly backing Count Binface, who polls at 20% in the by-election against Nigel Farage.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan attended the Carabao Cup tie against Portsmouth on Saturday, ignoring London Stadium's advice to stay away over sexual misconduct allegations.
Seven men aged 31-73 arrested after Anthony 'Tony' Jones, 56, died following a violent street fight in Pontnewydd, Wales. Police launch murder investigation.
Disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is set to receive a royal ceremonial funeral despite losing titles, according to reports. The plan has sparked outrage from Epstein victims' lawyers and politicians.
Nicola Mitchell faces mounting pressure as her estranged family, including sister Gemma, arrives in Walford, threatening to unravel her life in EastEnders.
Met Police officer PC Akbar Arabi was dismissed without notice after being caught doing wheel spins and weaving through Westminster in an uninsured BMW, with a disciplinary hearing ruling the breach severe.
If Count Binface beats Nigel Farage in Clacton, it would mark the first novelty candidate win in UK Parliament history, triggering major political fallout.
Mercury moves into Leo on August 9, 2026, shifting communication from emotional to bold. Expect confident self-expression, but watch for bossiness. Key signs: Gemini, Scorpio.
The Guardian corrects transposed puzzle answers, a Puy du Fou date error, and Zac Cockrell's absence; referrals to Prevent rise 42%.
Will Rosenzweig, fired by DOJ in 2025, sues for reinstatement, claiming his termination over private blog posts critical of Trump violated his First Amendment rights.