Londoners Demand Police Treat Crime as Illegal Amid Theft Wave
Sadiq Khan's new crackdown on phone theft signals admission of London's safety crisis, with a phone stolen every five minutes and 260 daily shoplifting cases.
Sadiq Khan's new crackdown on phone theft signals admission of London's safety crisis, with a phone stolen every five minutes and 260 daily shoplifting cases.
Social Circle, a conservative Georgia town, unites against a proposed ICE detention facility, citing infrastructure strains and lack of federal communication.
Suella Braverman's pledge to repeal the Equality Act on day one of a Reform government has drawn sharp criticism from fellow Indian women who see the legislation as vital protection against discrimination.
Minnesota police and FBI investigate Alberto Castañeda Mondragón's severe injuries during ICE arrest. ICE claims he fell, but medical evidence contradicts their account as surveillance footage disappears.
Barking and Dagenham Council warns of a projected £82.4 million funding gap by 2031, driven by rising poverty and service demands despite recent government funding increases.
South Korea's unification minister reveals three civilians flew drones into North Korea on four occasions, prompting investigations and strained inter-Korean ties.
Fifteen US Congress members have written to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, demanding accountability for the nine-month detention and alleged mistreatment of Palestinian-American teenager Mohammed Ibrahim in Israel.
ICC judges Kimberly Prost and Luz del Carmen Ibáñez Carranza describe how US sanctions have disrupted their lives but vow to continue their work independently despite coercive measures.
A 74-year-old woman was discovered deceased in a Forest Gate residence, prompting a murder investigation. A 44-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Robert Jenrick reveals Reform UK will fully restore the two-child benefit cap, marking the party's second policy reversal on welfare restrictions for families.
Democratic former presidents lead tributes to civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, calling him a 'titan' and 'patriot.' Donald Trump also responds, while UN experts raise Epstein concerns.
Reform UK's Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick confirms the party will reinstate the two-child benefits cap if elected, calling Britain's welfare system an 'economic and moral disaster'.
Six Palestine Action activists will face a retrial on criminal damage charges after a jury failed to reach verdicts following a break-in at Elbit Systems UK's Bristol factory in August 2024.
Discover when clocks spring forward in 2026, marking British Summer Time's arrival, and learn when London can expect its first 6pm sunset this year based on historical patterns.
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a historic super-majority victory, sparking a stock market rally, but questions about her fiscal policies and currency stability are emerging among investors.
The UK government's decision to abandon the single trade window project, designed to create frictionless digital trading post-Brexit, will hinder economic growth and represents strategic short-sightedness in a fragmented global economy.
Daniel Boakye, known as DSAVV, escaped custody twice in a week and posted a music video mocking authorities. The Met Police are searching for the convicted robber.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's rumored succession plan for his daughter Kim Ju-ae could trigger a brutal power struggle with his sister Kim Yo Jong, potentially leading to executions and purges.
BAE Systems CEO Charles Woodburn urges ministers to publish the delayed defence investment plan, citing it as a barrier to investment, as the company posts record sales driven by global demand post-Ukraine invasion.
Ryanair may allow dual nationals to board UK flights without a current British passport under new Home Office rules starting February 25, accepting alternative proof of British nationality.
Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson shares insights from his 50 years behind bars, highlighting encounters with infamous criminals like the Kray twins and how art saved him.
Mohamed Malki, 33, was stabbed to death in Harlesden, with a 36-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
French authorities have arrested nine suspects, including an assistant to a hard-left MP, in connection with the fatal attack on 23-year-old far-right activist Quentin Deranque in Lyon.
A 42-year-old grandmother assaulted a waiter with her high-heeled shoe at a Miller and Carter restaurant in Liverpool after her group arrived late for a birthday meal. Mary McGinley received a suspended sentence for the violent incident that left staff in
Andrew Shephard, 59, received a suspended sentence after shouting 'let them die' while tossing three kittens from Twickenham Bridge into the River Thames in a drunken incident last November.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticizes Donald Trump for pressuring Ukraine to make concessions in peace talks with Russia, as negotiations enter a second day in Geneva with low expectations for breakthroughs.
BAE Systems reports record sales and profits as global defense spending rises, with a 10% dividend increase and historic order backlog driven by advanced technologies.
An 18-year-old from Georgia was apprehended after sprinting toward the US Capitol building while armed with a shotgun and wearing tactical gear, dropping his weapon when confronted by police.
Explore how the term 'populism' has lost its clarity in the 2020s as left and right diverge, focusing on institutional challenges and power dynamics in neoliberal systems.
Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte declares her candidacy for the 2028 presidential election, criticizing President Marcos Jr. and addressing her father's ICC case.