After a challenging week, Keir Starmer has a chance to reset his government with a radical manifesto and a landslide majority. This 10-point plan outlines key actions, from transparency to housing and Brexit, to seize the moment.
The White House removed a social media post where Vice President JD Vance referred to the Armenian genocide during his visit to Yerevan, causing anger among diaspora groups and opposition politicians.
French President Emmanuel Macron confronts global instability, advocating for European sovereignty and strategic autonomy amid rising geopolitical tensions.
A British woman, Lucy Harrison, was unlawfully killed by her father, Kris Harrison, in Texas. The tragic incident has shocked communities on both sides of the Atlantic.
A school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, leaves eight dead, challenging Canada's perception of safety and sparking grief and questions across the country.
Pope Leo has accepted the resignation of Archbishop John Doe of New Orleans, following a Vatican investigation into unspecified allegations. The archdiocese faces leadership transition.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has hired a federal prosecutor who resigned from ICE in protest over a controversial surge, marking a significant move in his post-media career.
Harriet Harman leads calls for Keir Starmer to revive the first secretary of state role and appoint a woman to drive culture change in Downing Street.
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces scrutiny after nominating former communications chief Matthew Doyle for a peerage, despite Doyle's links to a sex offender case.
Police are urgently hunting 'extremely dangerous' drill rapper Daniel Boakye, who escaped from prison escorts during a hospital visit from HMP Feltham.
Shaista Gohir criticizes Downing Street's handling of Islamophobia as hate crimes against Muslims surge by nearly 20% in 2025, warning that rejecting a definition sends a dangerous message about Muslim safety.
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli's Liberal National Party confronts dual challenges as debates on abortion laws and gun control expose internal divisions while One Nation's resurgence threatens conservative unity in key regional battlegrounds.
A Guardian podcast explores whether documents from Jeffrey Epstein's case could implicate UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, potentially destabilizing his political position ahead of elections.
A man detained for questioning in the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's mother has been released. The FBI released new doorbell camera images showing a masked individual at the scene.
The Met Office has issued yellow snow and ice warnings for parts of the UK this week, but London is expected to miss the worst, with rain forecast instead.
Russia's move to slow Telegram has triggered rare criticism from soldiers, pro-war bloggers, and officials who warn it could harm military communications and public information flow.
ICE attorneys in New York City, earning over $100,000 annually, face intense pressure to deport immigrants under Trump's policies, with some quitting due to moral conflicts while others fear speaking out.
A detailed analysis of Brazil's long-term security operation in Rio de Janeiro, revealing its impact on crime and community dynamics over ten years.
An in-depth visual investigation into Operation Containment, Rio's deadliest police raid in October 2025, which killed 122 people and sparked widespread controversy.
A coroner has ruled that Lucy Harrison, 23, was unlawfully killed by her father in Texas after an argument over Donald Trump, highlighting issues with gun laws and alcohol.
Westminster City Council renews The Nail Garden Leicester Square's licence despite violations including non-working CCTV and a suspected illegal worker, giving until August to improve operations.
Daniel Boakye, 21, convicted for robbery conspiracy, fled from a west London hospital under prison guard supervision. Police and Ministry of Justice are urgently searching for the escapee.
MetroTalk readers express strong opposition to Nigel Farage's proposal to reintroduce the two-child benefit cap, arguing it harms children and society. Letters highlight concerns over poverty and taxpayer responsibility.
The Trump administration has taken down the rainbow flag at Stonewall National Monument, sparking outrage from LGBTQ activists who view it as a symbolic attack on queer history.
Protesters interrupted Nigel Farage's speech at the Reform UK Jewish Alliance launch, highlighting ongoing political tensions and activism in London.
Kemi Badenoch launched a blistering attack on Prime Minister Keir Starmer during PMQs, accusing him of exploiting victims of sexual abuse for political survival amid ongoing scandals.
A poultry butcher who murdered her girlfriend, dismembered the body, and buried it in a garden has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 21 years.
The Liberal Democrats propose abolishing the Treasury and creating a new Department for Growth to boost the UK economy, aiming to streamline government and prioritize long-term investment.
Reform UK's pledge to cut beer tax by 5p, funded by reinstating the two-child benefit cap, sparks debate over the political appropriation of British pubs. Critics argue this vision excludes diverse communities and ignores real economic challenges facing t
Sarah B. Rogers, a senior Trump administration official, is publicly attacking hate speech and immigration policies in Europe while fostering ties with far-right parties, signaling a strategic shift in US diplomacy under Donald Trump.