Father charged with reckless death of son, 2, in Cyprus fall
A British banker, 37, has been charged with causing the death of his two-year-old son by recklessness after the boy fell from his arms through a hotel window in Cyprus.
Category : Politics
Keir Starmer's post-sacking pint: relatable moment
Keir Starmer's pint after resigning as PM is hailed as relatable, with many defending his pub visit against critics, marking a rare human moment in his tenure.
Fugitive doctor found on sailboat after 21 years
Ronald L. Fischer, 70, a former anaesthesiologist, was arrested on a sailboat off the US coast after fleeing a rape trial in 2005 and evading capture for 21 years.
City Hall approves Motspur Park development despite objections
City Hall has approved plans to demolish three gasholders in Motspur Park for 586 homes, including 175 affordable units, overriding Kingston Council's rejection and 1,190 objections.
Barron Trump at World Cup final, absent from family photo
Barron Trump attended the World Cup final in New Jersey but was absent from a family photo shared by Eric Trump. The 20-year-old is rarely seen in public and is a known football fan.
Homeless man killed pensioner, stabbed two at London market
Musse Ali, 67, killed Hilkiah McLeggan, 77, and wounded two others in East Street market, Walworth, on Remembrance Sunday 2024 after stealing a knife.
Godzilla vs. Kong star Kaylee Hottle dies at 18 in crash
Kaylee Hottle, the deaf actress who played Jia in Godzilla vs. Kong and Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire, has died aged 18 in a car accident in Maryland, her father confirmed.
Will Burnham raise personal tax allowance from £12,570?
New PM Andy Burnham has hinted at supporting a rise in the frozen £12,570 personal allowance. A petition for £18,000 threshold nears 40,000 signatures.
Ann Widdecombe hit 21 times with hammer, court hears
Ann Widdecombe, 78, was found dead at her bungalow in Haytor on Dartmoor. Joshua Kerry, 28, appeared in court charged with murdering her by hitting her 21 times on the head with a hammer.
Ann Widdecombe died after 21 hammer blows, court told
Ann Widdecombe died after being hit on the head 21 times with a hammer, a court has heard. Joshua Kerry, 28, appeared in court charged with her murder.
London man extradited from France for Norwich murder trial
Jahziah Harrison, 23, extradited from France, appeared in court charged with murder of Oliver Payne, 38, in Norwich on August 2, 2024.
Police officer admits illegal stop and search of black women
A Norfolk Police officer was recorded saying she illegally stops and searches black women in leaked bodycam footage from Bethel Street Police Station, sparking a lawsuit.
Trans civil servants face outing over toilet rules, leaked guidance
Leaked civil service guidance forces trans staff to discuss toilet access with managers, risking outing, while deadnaming could lead to misconduct probes.
Man fined £400 for groping girl on Harry Potter tour
Abdul Barkeeh Salihi, 24, fined £400 for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl during a Harry Potter sightseeing tour in Leadenhall Market, London. He also slapped a woman's bottom earlier that day.
Man guilty of helping Daniel Khalife escape Wandsworth prison
Adeel Khan, 32, has been found guilty of assisting former soldier Daniel Khalife's escape from HMP Wandsworth in September 2023 by a majority verdict.
Corporate Manslaughter Probe After London Balcony Fall Death
A corporate manslaughter investigation is underway after Joshua Robbins, 23, died when balcony railings collapsed at his London flat. Police are probing Islington and Shoreditch Housing Association.
Girl Drowned in Thames Trying to Save Friend's Shoe
An inquest heard that 11-year-old Kaliyah Coa died after entering the River Thames to retrieve her friend's shoe. Her death was ruled accidental.
British woman jailed in Dubai over £19,000 rent
Kerry Nwachukwu, 44, was held in Al Awir Central Jail with murderers after falling into £19,000 rent arrears in Dubai; she now faces possible rearrest.
Coronation Street star Elizabeth Rider returns for third role
Elizabeth Rider, who played Kathleen Gutteridge and Genna on Coronation Street, returns for a third role 20 years after her debut, according to sources.
Barnaby Joyce yells at dog during live TV interview
Barnaby Joyce, an Australian politician, interrupted a live ABC News interview by yelling at his dog, sparking online debate about his behavior and the incident's authenticity.
Shepherd's Bush Green taped off after man injured in assault
A man in his 30s was hospitalised after an assault on Shepherd's Bush Green. Police arrested a 40-year-old on suspicion of GBH with intent. Enquiries ongoing.
Marie-France van Heel: Andy Burnham's wife and family
Andy Burnham became PM with wife Marie-France van Heel, his university sweetheart who avoids the limelight. They have three children and she works in green infrastructure.
19 jailed for trafficking 34 babies in illegal adoption ring
Nineteen people were jailed in Indonesia for trafficking 34 babies and forging documents for illegal adoptions, with at least 20 babies sent to Singapore.
Girl, 11, died in Thames rescuing friend's shoe
Kaliyah Coa, 11, drowned in the River Thames after entering the water to retrieve a friend's shoe on March 31, 2025. An inquest recorded accidental death.
Woman sexually assaulted on Jubilee line; BTP release image
Police investigate sexual assault on Jubilee line train in East London. BTP release image of man sought in connection with the attack on May 22.
Lee Andrews brags penis 'superior' to Dane Bowers
Lee Andrews has boasted that his penis is 'superior' to Katie Price's ex Dane Bowers, claiming he watched their sex tape. Katie denies the tape's existence.
Emmerdale: Charity meets another Dr Todd victim, hope for justice
Charity Dingle meets another victim of Dr Caitlin Todd in Emmerdale, giving her renewed hope for justice after the CPS dropped the case.
City of London Corporation projects £70m deficit
The City of London Corporation now forecasts a £70.2m deficit by 2029/30, nearly £10m higher than earlier projections, due to inflation and government Fair Funding reforms.
Burnham scraps VAT on electricity bills in first PM move
Andy Burnham has removed VAT from household electricity bills from October 1, saving around £45 off the energy price cap. The move is funded by cancelling the Digital ID programme, but Labour figures dispute the funding.
Westminster Tory member investigated over ableist slur
Natalia Awasty, Deputy Chair of the West End Conservatives, is under investigation for sharing an Instagram post containing an ableist slur against the Green Party.
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