Border Patrol Chief Praised Agent Who Shot US Citizen
Newly released evidence reveals Gregory Bovino praised a federal agent who shot Marimar Martinez five times. The case was dismissed after video showed the agent steered into her vehicle.
Category : Politics
Vincent Chan Faces Life for 17-Year Child Sex Abuse Campaign
Vincent Chan, a nursery worker in North London, faces a potential life sentence for 56 charges of sexually abusing toddlers and young girls over a 17-year period.
Keir Starmer's Leadership Crisis: Survival Amidst Turmoil
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced intense pressure to resign but has emerged secure after a major Downing Street overhaul, with key roles now filled by women.
Ukrainian POWs Freed in Russia-Ukraine Prisoner Exchange
157 Ukrainian prisoners of war were released from Russia on February 5, 2024, as part of US-brokered peace talks, reuniting with families amid ongoing conflict.
Teen Charged with Attempted Murder in London School Stabbing
A 13-year-old boy faces attempted murder charges after a double stabbing at Kingsbury High School in London, with two pupils hospitalized in stable condition.
Bangladesh Votes in First Election Since Hasina's Ouster
Bangladesh conducts its first general election since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's removal in 2024, with over 127 million voters choosing between major political alliances amid international scrutiny.
Ratcliffe Accused of Hypocrisy Over Immigration Comments
Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe sparks outrage by claiming the UK is being 'colonised' by immigrants, using outdated statistics while living in tax-free Monaco.
Canada School Shooting: Eight Killed in Tumbler Ridge Attack
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia has left eight dead, including the suspect's mother. Police identify attacker as 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar.
Podcast: Starmer's Three Near-Death Political Moments
A Sky News podcast reveals three critical moments where Prime Minister Keir Starmer nearly resigned, amid cabinet departures and a controversial immigration interview.
Epstein Scandal Punctures French Elite's Self-Image
The release of Jeffrey Epstein files reveals how the financier infiltrated France's political and cultural circles, exposing ethical lapses and financial dependencies among the elite.
Driver Reverses with Officer Hanging On in Drug Stop
Shocking video shows a Barking driver reversing his car while a police officer clings to the side during a drug stop in Suffolk, leading to a four-year prison sentence.
Starmer Demands Apology from Jim Ratcliffe Over Immigration Remarks
Downing Street has called on Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe to apologise for claiming the UK is being 'colonised' by immigrants, with ministers escalating criticism in a notable shift from previous government responses.
Andrew Owes £12M to Royals for Epstein Settlement
Prince Andrew has failed to repay a £12 million loan from the late Queen, Prince Philip, and King Charles, used for his 2022 out-of-court settlement with Virginia Giuffre, amid ongoing Epstein scandal fallout.
Drone Strike in Odesa Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without Power
A large-scale Russian drone strike overnight has left nearly 300,000 people without power or water in Odesa, Ukraine, as part of a widespread attack on energy infrastructure across the country.
Liberal Leadership Crisis: Ley Faces Resignations Before Spill
Opposition leader Sussan Ley confronts a wave of resignations as Angus Taylor's backers express confidence ahead of Friday's crucial leadership vote.
Treasurer Jailed for Stealing £86k from Football Club
A West London woman has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison for embezzling over £80,000 from a community football club and possessing cocaine with intent to supply.
Hounslow Tories Demand Review of Orphan Squalor Handling
Hounslow Conservatives call for a serious case review after a High Court found the council prioritized finances over an orphan's wellbeing, leaving the child in squalid conditions.
Albanese Confronts Israeli President Over Bulldozed War Graves
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has directly raised the issue of Australian war graves bulldozed by Israeli forces in Gaza with President Isaac Herzog during meetings in Canberra.
Liberal Deputy Leadership Contenders Emerge Amid Leadership Challenge
With Angus Taylor challenging Sussan Ley for Liberal leadership, multiple contenders including Jane Hume, Tim Wilson, and Ted O'Brien are vying for the deputy position in a crucial party reshuffle.
Taylor Grins Through Question Time as Ley Faces Leadership Challenge
Angus Taylor appeared cheerful during parliamentary questioning while Sussan Ley's office posted social media graphics, as a leadership spill threatens to oust Ley after less than a year in the role.
Kyiv Family Endures Russia's Energy Siege, Vows to Stay
The Davydenko family in Kyiv faces freezing conditions after Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy grid, forcing them to live in their cafe with no heating or electricity at home.
Wandsworth Sets Lowest UK Council Tax for Fourth Year
Wandsworth Council plans to freeze its core council tax share and implement a minimal 2% adult social care increase, keeping bills the lowest nationally despite special powers to raise rates higher.
Croydon Council Tax to Rise 4.99% as Debt Burden Hits £1.4bn
Croydon residents face another maximum council tax increase of 4.99% as the borough grapples with historic £1.4bn debt and soaring service demands, despite recent government funding changes.
Antonia Romeo Tipped as Next Cabinet Secretary
Antonia Romeo, the current permanent secretary at the Ministry of Justice, is reportedly the frontrunner to become the next cabinet secretary, succeeding Simon Case in a significant Whitehall leadership change.
Swiss Vote on Population Cap Could Cripple Economy, EU Deals
Switzerland will hold a referendum on June 10 on a far-right proposal to cap its population at 10 million, risking EU agreements and economic stability, with businesses warning of relocation and revenue loss.
Youth Service 'Black Holes' in Half of England's Councils
A groundbreaking study reveals nearly half of England's council areas have youth work 'black holes' with minimal services despite high deprivation and antisocial behavior, highlighting severe inequalities and funding cuts since 2010.
Mandelson's US Ambassador Vetting Called Insufficient by Experts
Former national security adviser Peter Ricketts argues the vetting process for Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador was inadequate for someone with decades of political baggage.
Starmer's Shrinking Legacy: A PM Fading Fast
Keir Starmer's premiership is marked by shrinking ambitions and broken pledges, from green deals to employment rights, as voters and colleagues question his substance and leadership.
Knowsley Youth Services Struggle with Funding Crisis
Youth centers in Knowsley, Merseyside, including The Boyzee at Halewood Youth in Community Centre, are battling severe funding shortages despite serving communities for nearly six decades. Research reveals the borough has the most youth work 'black holes'
City Law Firms Eye Reform UK as Political Landscape Shifts
As Reform UK gains momentum in polls, City law firms are evaluating whether to shift political support from Labour. Analysis reveals how professional services firms use 'non-cash donations' to gain legislative insights.
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