Mother and boyfriend jailed for life for murder of girl, 2
Alexandra Walker and Harrison Simpson were sentenced to life for murdering two-year-old Isabelle Rose Welsh, who was also sexually abused.
Category : Politics
Trump ordered to hand over trust records in $10bn BBC suit
A judge has given Donald Trump 10 days to produce his trust's financial records in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC over a 12-second edit of his January 6 speech.
Bus driver docked pay for refusing work in 34C heatwave
A London bus driver claims his pay was docked for refusing to work in a cab with faulty air conditioning during a 34C heatwave, despite mayoral assurances.
EastEnders star had death threats over Babe Smith role
Former EastEnders actress Annette Badland reveals she faced death threats for playing villain Babe Smith, forcing her into hiding for six weeks.
Islington man dies from head injuries; murder charge
Ahmed Jama, 50, died from serious head injuries after an attack in Hungerford Road, Islington. Mohamed Touitha, 23, charged with murder.
Lambeth Council pays £133k in housing repair compensation
Lambeth Council paid £133,339 in Housing Ombudsman compensation from Oct 2025 to Mar 2026 after failing urgent repairs, with 108 cases and 19 severe maladministration findings.
Inside crime networks linking hackers, drug gangs and agents
Crime networks now merge hackers, drug gangs, and state agents, creating hybrid threats that exploit cyber and physical vulnerabilities, according to a new report.
Billy Left for Dead in Emmerdale After Joe Discovers Kiss
Billy Fletcher is found unconscious and bleeding in Emmerdale after Joe Tate learns about his kiss with Dawn Taylor. Revenge is suspected.
Final texts from British woman found dead in suitcase
Elisabeth Jane Ross, 38, was found dead in a suitcase in Athens. Greek police believe her killers sent texts from her phone saying she wanted to be alone to buy time.
Coronation Street: Ross spikes Tracy, shock exit looms
Tracy Barlow collapses after rapist Ross spikes her drink in Coronation Street, leading to a hospital dash and potential shock exit for the character.
Dawn French, Jason Manford pay tribute to PR Neil Reading, 56
Leading celebrity publicist Neil Reading, who represented Dawn French, John Cleese and Victoria Wood, has died aged 56 after a short illness, prompting tributes from stars.
Russian missile leaves 33ft crater in Polish field
A Russian Kh-101 cruise missile left a 33ft crater in Poland, violating NATO airspace. Ukrainian foreign minister confirms; no injuries reported.
Sadiq Khan slams Thames Water, launches river clean-up
Mayor Sadiq Khan launches 10-year Clean Rivers and Waterways plan to make London's rivers swimmable, blaming Thames Water for decades of neglect and securing £1.8bn investment.
HMP Wandsworth staff failed to prevent prisoner suicide
Prisons watchdog finds HMP Wandsworth staff took no meaningful steps to prevent Aleksandras Maslennikovas' suicide in July 2023, closing monitoring just 16 hours after opening it.
US launches heavy strikes on Iran after Trump vow
US launches heavy wave of strikes on Iran, hitting dozens of military sites, after Trump vowed to 'beat the f***ing s***' out of Iran. Three killed in Qeshm island strike.
EastEnders: New evidence exposes Joel attack lies, Ross furious
New evidence emerges about Joel Marshall's attack in EastEnders, shattering lies and leaving Ross furious. DC Craig Ingram investigates as tensions rise among Walford residents.
Trans woman banned from Labour women's conference
Steph Richards, a trans woman and former Labour women's officer, has been banned from the party's women's conference following a rule change excluding trans women from formal proceedings.
Zombie knife seized in pre-Carnival raids, police say
Metro joins Met Police in dawn raids ahead of Notting Hill Carnival, seizing 16 weapons including a zombie knife and arresting 20 people.
Care home resident jokes PM changes every five minutes
A care home resident told Prime Minister Andy Burnham that the occupant of No 10 'keeps changing every five minutes' during a visit to a Jewish Care home in north west London.
George Michael estate sues friend over album film
George Michael's estate is suing his former best friend Andros Georgiou for releasing unseen footage from a 'lost' album, claiming copyright breach. Georgiou calls the lawsuit 'sheer greed'.
Civilisation collapse: Sarah Wilson on why it's happening
Sarah Wilson argues we are hurtling toward collapse like ancient Rome, but there is still plenty to fight for if we confront reality.
Fauci Refuses to Answer in Senate Covid Hearing
Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly declined to answer questions during a Senate hearing on Covid-19 origins, citing an ongoing investigation.
Letters: Bill Oddie's death brings comfort to depressive
Readers share memories of Bill Oddie, debate Marmite ice-cream ratings, question obituary clichés, and ponder natural causes and a vanished plate.
Britain's electoral landscape under PR systems
Analysis of how proportional representation systems would reshape UK Parliament, with readers debating the merits of different PR models versus first past the post.
London families denied AC in heatwave, children sick
Families in temporary housing at Britannia Point, London, were denied air conditioning during a heatwave, causing children to fall ill, sparking outrage over basic human dignity.
Trump asks Supreme Court to toss $83m Carroll verdict
Trump and DOJ ask Supreme Court to throw out $83m defamation verdict won by E Jean Carroll, citing presidential immunity under the Westfall Act.
George Cottrell sent $2m to mother before Reform UK donations
Convicted fraudster George Cottrell transferred over $2m to his mother Fiona days before she donated £1.5m to Reform UK in 2024, sources say.
Trump officials used AI, mafia killer to target Comey
Lawyers for James Comey allege Secret Service illegally tracked him, Trump sought updates, and officials used ChatGPT and a mafia hitman to build a case over a seashell Instagram post.
Russia charges Telegram founder Durov with aiding terrorism
Russia's FSB has charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with aiding terrorism, accusing the app of being used for sabotage and murder, and placed him on international wanted lists.
V&A Storehouse staff vote to strike over break times
V&A Storehouse staff voted overwhelmingly to strike over inadequate toilet and hydration breaks, joining wider V&A strike action over pay and conditions.
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