A bitter dispute between the EU and US over Gaza's future has erupted publicly, with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warning Trump's 'Board of Peace' lacks accountability to Palestinians or UN mandates.
A groundbreaking report urges all men to actively confront misogyny in daily life, highlighting its societal impact and proposing actionable steps for change.
Controversial figure Tommy Robinson has left the UK after police informed him he was named in an ISIS-K magazine urging violence against him. Bedfordshire Police confirmed the threat.
Experts reveal the royal family's turmoil amid the Andrew controversy, with calls for testimony and a lack of strategy threatening the monarchy's stability.
The USS Gerald R Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, joins the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East, significantly expanding US military presence as nuclear negotiations with Iran continue.
The Trump administration has terminated Temporary Protected Status for Yemeni nationals, affecting thousands who sought refuge from conflict. This decision marks a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy.
Reform UK's Matt Goodwin faces backlash after linking falling birth rates to a 'Handmaid's Tale' scenario, drawing criticism from political opponents and activists.
Thomas McKenna, 60, was sentenced for converting blank-firing guns into deadly pistols and making explosives to target Muslim immigrants in Essex. His partner and others also received prison terms.
The US Central Command announced the completion of a major operation transferring thousands of Islamic State suspects from Syrian to Iraqi custody, aimed at preventing ISIS resurgence.
Reports suggest Kim Jong Un has chosen his 13-year-old daughter, Kim Ju Ae, as his successor. Experts analyze her potential role in leading the secretive nation.
Exclusive: Ministers have been unable to revoke part of Wayne Couzens' public sector pension from his time with the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, with Sadiq Khan revealing legal complexities and potential new laws to block payments.
The co-founder of Palestine Action has successfully challenged the home secretary's decision to ban the group under anti-terrorism laws, marking a significant legal victory for the protest movement.
Sussex Police will not investigate activists going door-to-door in Brighton to create an 'apartheid-free zone' by urging a boycott of Israeli products, citing no evidence of criminal activity.
Thousands of foreign women and children linked to Islamic State have fled al-Hawl camp in Syria since government takeover, raising fears of extremist resurgence and humanitarian crisis.
Leqaa Kordia, arrested at a Columbia University protest, has been detained by ICE for nearly a year despite dismissed charges and health issues, prompting outcry from officials.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's anti-immigrant comments join Trump and Musk in enabling racist sentiment, as hate crimes spike and public discourse deteriorates across Britain.
A new cartoon by Martin Rowson critiques Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his advisor Peter Mandelson, highlighting political tensions and public perception in Westminster.
The co-founder of Palestine Action has successfully overturned the home secretary's decision to ban the group under anti-terrorism laws, marking a significant victory for protest rights.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told the Munich Security Conference that the US has reached its limits acting alone, advocating for partnership-based leadership and a stronger European defense pillar within NATO.
Daniel Ikumelo, 35, sentenced to 45 months for drug supply after police found his three-storey house inconsistent with legitimate income. Investigation revealed £80,000 drug operation.
Walid Saadaoui and Amar Hussein sentenced to 37 and 26 years respectively for planning a marauding firearms attack on Greater Manchester's Jewish community, thwarted by an undercover operative.
The High Court has declared the government's ban on Palestine Action protests unlawful, citing violations of human rights and free speech protections.
Senior judges declare the proscription of Palestine Action disproportionate, citing free speech concerns. The ruling marks a significant setback for the government's counter-terrorism approach.
The High Court in London has declared the government's ban on Palestine Action unlawful, comparing it to terrorist proscription. The ruling highlights free speech concerns and government complicity in Gaza.
Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell faces charges of embezzling £459,000 over 12 years, including luxury purchases like a motorhome and Jaguar car, with a court hearing scheduled in Glasgow next Friday.
Two Islamic State-inspired extremists, Walid Saadaoui and Amar Hussein, have been sentenced to decades in prison for planning a gun attack on Manchester's Jewish community, described by police as potentially the deadliest in UK history.
A West London McDonald's has failed in its court appeal against Hammersmith and Fulham Council's decision to deny extended operating hours, with magistrates ruling the refusal was 'proportionate and necessary'.
A recent court ruling has declared the ban on the Palestine Action group unlawful, sparking celebrations among supporters. The decision marks a significant legal victory for the activist organization.
The childcare industry warns that Trump's immigration enforcement policies could devastate the sector, which relies heavily on immigrant workers, leading to closures and higher costs for families.
A mystery lottery winner in Bexley, London has just weeks to claim a £10.6 million jackpot before the money goes to charity. National Lottery officials urge players to check old tickets.