DoJ attorneys resign over blocked ICE shooting investigation
Senior US Justice Department lawyers resign after a Trump-appointed official blocks a civil rights probe into the fatal shooting of an unarmed woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
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Pride London boss accused of contempt of court
Christopher Joell-Deshields, suspended CEO of Pride in London, faces a High Court hearing over contempt allegations for failing to hand over organisation's access details. Read the latest.
Julio Iglesias accused of sexual assault
Two women accuse Spanish singer Julio Iglesias of sexual assault and harassment at his Caribbean mansions. Read the full investigation details and official response.
Nadhim Zahawi defects to Nigel Farage's Reform UK
Former Tory Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi joins Reform UK, sparking debate on political opportunism and the 'consequence-free' attitude of modern politicians. Read the full analysis.
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Secret Basement in Chinese Embassy Plan Sparks Security Row
Exclusive plans reveal a concealed chamber in the new Chinese embassy near sensitive London cables. Keir Starmer faces backlash as a final decision looms. Read the full investigation.
Albanese slams X's Grok AI over sexualised deepfakes
Australian politicians condemn X's Grok AI for creating sexualised images of women and children, yet continue using the platform. The eSafety commissioner investigates.
Home Office TikTok deportation videos spark backlash
The Home Office faces fierce criticism for a new TikTok account showing deportation raids. Asylum charities warn the 'brutal' videos risk fuelling violence against migrants. Read the full story.
London dog march protests Spanish hunting season cruelty
Hundreds will march through central London with their dogs on 1st Feb 2026, demanding Spain ends the abuse and killing of Galgos and Podencos hunting dogs. Join the peaceful protest.
HMRC wrongly targeted 71% in benefit fraud crackdown
HMRC's fraud crackdown wrongly suspended child benefit for 71% of targeted parents, with just 5% found fraudulent. Select committee chair calls it an 'egregious error'.
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Vance Hosts Greenland Talks as Trump Stirs Arctic Tensions
US Vice-President JD Vance will host Greenland and Denmark's foreign ministers at the White House. The meeting comes as Donald Trump's renewed push to acquire the Arctic island rattles NATO and European allies.
Kyiv battles -20C freeze after Russian attack on energy
Kyiv residents endure -20C temperatures in emergency shelters after a major Russian strike on 9 January crippled power and heating. Read the full report.
Father dies before trial after nine-year police delays
A woman raped by her father as a child speaks out after police delays meant he died before trial. She received an apology 11 years after reporting the abuse.
US Data Centres Spark Rare Bipartisan Backlash
In Michigan, a rare coalition opposes data centres, but US political leaders, courting big tech, offer little resistance. Discover why this 'great unifier' faces a powerful storm.
Trump's 2026 Chaos: An Electoral Strategy Unveiled
Analysis of how Donald Trump's aggressive foreign and domestic actions in early 2026 may be a deliberate strategy to shape the US midterm and 2028 presidential elections. Read the full investigation.
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77% of Brits Expect More Tax Hikes in 2026
A new poll reveals overwhelming public pessimism over tax rises and the cost of living, casting a shadow over Chancellor Rachel Reeves's record. Discover the full data and political implications.
Family Seeks Justice After ICE Agent Kills Minneapolis Mother
The family of Renee Good, shot by an ICE officer, calls for empathy and accountability. Minnesota's AG sues over federal agent surge. Plus, Trump's Iran tariff threat and ex-Fed chairs' condemnation.
London faces heavy rain deluge on January 24, warns forecast
Weather maps predict a deluge of rain to soak London and the UK on January 24, with 0.8mm per hour expected. Get the full BBC and Met Office forecast for the capital's wet January.
Kensington and Chelsea 'baffled' by pothole hotspot rating
Kensington and Chelsea Council disputes a government 'red' rating for pothole management, citing high resident satisfaction and a multi-million pound maintenance budget. Discover the full list of eight London boroughs named and shamed.
Starmer Considers Australian Social Media Ban for Teens
PM Keir Starmer tells MPs he is now open to banning social media for under-16s, citing alarm over screen time and online harms. Cross-party support grows for the Australian model.
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Bipartisan 'Unsubscribe Act' Targets Complex Cancellations
US representatives reintroduce a bill to ban tricky subscription cancellations, as Americans waste hundreds on forgotten services. Could UK consumers benefit from similar protections?
Overpass Protests Surge Across US Against ICE and Trump
A grassroots network of 'Visibility Brigades' is using hyperlocal overpass protests across America to denounce ICE actions and Trump 2.0 policies. Discover how these small, sustained actions aim to shatter the veneer of normalcy.
Lambeth Council pays £2k over missed SALT and tuition
Lambeth Council must pay a family £1,950 after a boy with special needs missed a year of speech therapy and weeks of tutoring due to council delays. Read the full Ombudsman report.
Feltham stabbing: Teenager, 18, killed in knife attack
An 18-year-old has died after a stabbing in Feltham. Police are hunting the attacker as tributes grow on Victoria Road. Follow live updates.
Guantanamo detainee gets 'substantial' UK payout
The UK government will pay a confidential sum to Guantanamo Bay detainee Abu Zubaydah, settling his torture claim. Kemi Badenoch criticises the use of taxpayer money for a 'terror suspect'.
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Doctor Faces Murder Charges in Ohio Double Homicide
A Chicago vascular surgeon is charged with the premeditated murders of his ex-wife and her dentist husband in Ohio. The couple's two children were found unharmed. Read the latest.
Hillsborough Law delayed after backlash over duty of candour
The government delays the Hillsborough Law's next stage after Labour MPs rebel against a 'watered-down' duty of candour for MI5 and MI6. Read the full story on the political clash.
Met officer sacked for hiding arrest and gun probe
A Metropolitan Police constable has been dismissed for gross misconduct after failing to disclose a drink-driving arrest and a firearms investigation. Read the full details of the case.
Ex-Iranian prisoner knocked out at London protest
Nasrin Roshan, 62, says she felt 'back in Iran' after being struck by a police riot shield outside the Iranian Embassy. The Met Police say a review of footage was inconclusive.
Supreme Court Hears Trans Athlete Cases
The US Supreme Court heard arguments on laws banning transgender girls from school sports teams. A ruling could erode key protections for LGBTQ+ youth across America. Read the full analysis.
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Powell Investigation Signals Trump's Drive for Total Power
The criminal probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is a stark warning to all independent institutions, including the Supreme Court, as Trump demands absolute authority. Read the analysis.
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