Widow Haunted by Nightmares After XL Bully Attack
Ian Price was mauled to death by two XL bullies in Stonnall, Staffordshire. Owner James Harrison Trimble-Pettitt jailed for five years as widow Heather describes being haunted by nightmares.
Category : Politics
UK's Senior Civil Servant Leaves Number 10 Amid Crisis
Cabinet secretary Sir Chris Wormald, the UK's most senior civil servant, has left No 10 following the recent Downing Street crisis, after months of reported dissatisfaction from Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
US Antitrust Chief Gail Slater Ousted from Trump Administration
Gail Slater, head of the US Justice Department's antitrust division, was forced to resign after losing support from Attorney General Pam Bondi and ally JD Vance over merger disputes and management conflicts.
ICE Union Fundraisers Spark Immigration Controversy
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement union fundraisers have ignited debate over their role in immigration enforcement, raising ethical concerns about political influence and enforcement practices.
Council Slams Khan's Night Economy Licensing Powers
Westminster City Council claims Sadiq Khan's new licensing powers will not fix London's struggling nightlife, citing red tape and lack of local expertise.
Kian Moulton Sentenced for Murder of 12-Year-Old Leo Ross
Kian Moulton, aged 14 at the time, has been sentenced to a minimum of 13 years for the murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross in a random knife attack in Birmingham.
Kim Jong Un's Daughter Set as North Korea's Next Leader
South Korea's spy agency indicates Kim Ju Ae, the teenage daughter of Kim Jong Un, is being positioned as successor and may be appointed first secretary of the ruling party at an upcoming congress.
Starmer's Survival: Labour's Future After Critical Week
Following a week that appeared to signal the end for Keir Starmer's leadership, political analysts examine how the Prime Minister managed to survive the crisis and what this means for the Labour Party's long-term strategy and stability moving forward.
NJ Governor Bans ICE from State Property, Launches Reporting Portal
Governor Mikie Sherrill signs executive order restricting ICE access to state property without warrants and creates online portal for residents to document enforcement activities.
Starmer's Unpopularity Crisis: Historic Low Approval Ratings
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces unprecedented public disapproval with net favourability ratings between -50 and -57, making him one of Britain's most unpopular leaders in modern political history.
EU Court Adviser: Billions Wrongly Released to Hungary
The top adviser to the EU's highest court argues the European Commission should not have unfrozen €10 billion for Hungary, citing insufficient judicial reforms and political motivations.
Trump Nominee's Controversial Views Face Senate Scrutiny
Jeremy Carl, nominated for assistant secretary of state, faces intense Senate questioning over his history of inflammatory remarks on race, immigration, and Jewish people.
Wife Can't Recall Grievances in Murder Trial, Court Hears
Elizabeth Campbell, 77, testified she couldn't remember any issues between her husband David and alleged victim Brian Low, as the murder trial continues in Glasgow.
Trump Ends ICE Operation in Minnesota After Protests
The White House has agreed to terminate Operation Metro Surge, a controversial ICE deployment in Minnesota that resulted in over 4,000 arrests and two protester deaths.
Nursery Worker Jailed for 18 Years for Filming Abuse
Vincent Chan, a nursery worker, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for sexually abusing children and filming the acts on an iPad, alongside other offences against women and girls.
Kim Jong-un to Name Teenage Daughter as Successor
Reports from South Korea indicate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is preparing to announce his teenage daughter as his successor, marking a significant dynastic shift in the secretive regime.
Musk's Posts Amplify White Supremacist Narratives
Analysis reveals Elon Musk posted about race on 26 of 31 days in January, with experts stating his content mirrors white supremacist material, raising concerns over mainstreaming extremist ideologies.
Trump Ends Minnesota Immigration Crackdown After Deaths
US border czar Tom Homan states the Trump administration will conclude its controversial immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota, which resulted in two US citizen fatalities and mass protests.
Ratcliffe: UK Depends on EU-Funded Immigrant Workers
INEOS founder Jim Ratcliffe argues the UK's economy is overly dependent on immigrant workers funded by EU programs, calling for domestic investment in skills and infrastructure.
Italy Approves Naval Blockades to Halt Migrant Boats
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government has passed legislation authorizing naval blockades to stop migrant boats during periods of exceptional pressure, as part of a broader crackdown on irregular immigration.
London Nursery Worker Jailed for 18 Years for Child Abuse
Vincent Chan, a former nursery worker, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison after pleading guilty to 56 charges of sexual abuse against children and women over nearly two decades.
Swiss Club Owners Confronted Over Deadly New Year's Fire
Owners of a Swiss nightclub where 41 died in a fire faced angry relatives in court, accused of negligence and blamed for the tragedy during a New Year's party.
Ratcliffe's 'Colonised' Comments Ignite Historical Debate
Billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's claim that Britain is 'colonised by immigrants' draws fierce criticism for historical inaccuracy and insensitivity, with his subsequent apology dismissed as inadequate gaslighting.
Harlesden Cordon After Person Found Dead in Manor Park Road
Emergency services responded to an incident on Manor Park Road in Harlesden, where a person was found dead. A cordon remains in place as forensics investigate.
Epstein Survivors Accuse Bondi of Lacking Humanity in Hearing
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein expressed outrage after US Attorney General Pam Bondi's combative testimony before Congress, where she defended the DoJ's handling of Epstein files while refusing to face victims directly.
Mahmoud Khalil Fights Deportation as ICE Faces Backlash
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian student activist detained by ICE, continues his legal battle as public opinion shifts against immigration enforcement overreach.
Stolen Generations Survivors Mark 18th Apology Anniversary
Valerie Wenberg and Robert West share their painful stories of forced removal as children during Australia's Stolen Generations, gathering with 100 survivors in Canberra to commemorate the 18th anniversary of the national apology.
Greens Senator Slams Israeli President Visit as 'Deliberately Inflammatory'
Greens Senator Nick McKim criticizes the invitation to Israeli President Isaac Herzog as provocative, while condemning police aggression at protests and advocating for capital gains tax reform to address housing.
Savannah Guthrie's Mother Search: 18,000+ Tips, No Suspects
The investigation into Nancy Guthrie's disappearance in Arizona continues as authorities receive a surge of tips, but no new suspects have been identified. A desert search yielded little evidence.
Kim Jong-un's Daughter Nearing Successor Designation, South Korea Believes
South Korea's intelligence agency reports Kim Jong-un's teenage daughter is approaching formal designation as North Korea's future leader, with signs emerging at upcoming political conference.
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