French authorities issue international appeal for victims of Jacques Leveugle, a 79-year-old former teacher accused of sexually assaulting 89 children across five continents since the 1960s.
A school shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia has left at least nine victims dead, marking one of Canada's deadliest mass casualty events in recent history.
Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice continue to support their father, the former Prince Andrew, despite a reportedly strained relationship following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal revelations.
Donald Trump has claimed China would 'terminate ALL ice hockey' in Canada if they make a trade deal, while also criticising a new bridge between Ontario and Michigan.
A former pensions minister warns that changes to salary sacrifice pension contributions could impact far more workers than HMRC estimates, with employers potentially responding by squeezing wages or cutting benefits.
The Liberal Democrats announce plans to abolish the Treasury and create a Department for Growth, based in Birmingham, to boost long-term economic strategy.
Downing Street says it did not know about Matthew Doyle's support for a convicted paedophile when granting his peerage, as Labour investigates the appointment.
Seamus Culleton, an Irishman living in the US for 18 years, faces dire conditions in a Texas ICE detention centre despite being steps from a green card, sparking fears over Trump's immigration crackdown.
Ronald Palmer Heath has been executed by lethal injection in Florida for the 1989 murder of a travelling salesman, marking the state's first execution of 2026 following a record-breaking year.
Labour removes whip from Matthew Doyle, a former Keir Starmer aide, over his friendship with a convicted sex offender, sparking PMQs scrutiny.
Hounslow Council confirms no frontline service cuts despite maximum 4.99% council tax increase, with £125m investment in new social homes and budget clarifications on housing and domestic violence support.
The Politics At Sam And Anne's podcast examines Labour's internal tensions, including alleged promises by Keir Starmer to secure loyalty and suspensions over controversial links.
Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley are emerging as key contenders in the Liberal Party's leadership contest, shaping Australia's political future.
Bromley Council proposes a 4.99% council tax increase, adding £97.58 to average bills, while warning of £30m annual losses from government funding changes by 2028/29.
A new survey shows young Londoners have alarmingly low trust in the Metropolitan Police, with many feeling unfairly targeted and unsafe.
A man is being questioned in connection with the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of TV host Savannah Guthrie, after FBI released doorbell images showing an armed individual.
Richmond residents face a council tax increase of up to 4.99% from April 2026, with Band D households paying nearly £2,500 annually due to government funding reductions.
The NSW Police Commissioner faces calls to issue a formal apology to Sydney's Muslim community over recent protest handling, amid concerns of discrimination.
Sutton Council plans a 4.99% council tax increase and £13.3 million in cuts, blaming government funding reforms and rising demand for services.
Seamus Culleton, an Irishman living in the US for 18 years, was detained by ICE despite being married to an American and awaiting a green card. He now describes conditions at a Texas detention centre as 'filthy' and 'like a concentration camp'.
Volunteers in Brighton are going door-to-door urging residents to boycott Israeli products, raising concerns from Jewish groups about antisemitism and community tensions.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley appears on track to secure a third consecutive term as voters head to the polls, with strong support for her climate advocacy and economic leadership.
Brent Council has temporarily closed St Raphael's Community Centre in Stonebridge due to fire safety concerns, sparking criticism from residents over lack of notice and transparency.
A High Court has ruled Hounslow Council acted unlawfully by leaving an orphaned child in squalid conditions to avoid financial responsibilities of making him 'looked after'.
Seamus Culleton, an Irishman living in the US since 2009, is detained in a Texas ICE centre, raising questions about Trump's deportation policies.
A devastating mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia has left nine people dead, including the suspect, with over 25 injured in one of Canada's deadliest such incidents.
Nursing leaders warn up to 50,000 nurses may leave the UK due to government immigration reforms, with families fearing separation and NHS workforce crisis looming.
Labour MPs face a painful dilemma over Keir Starmer's leadership, fearing that removing him could open old party wounds without a clear successor in sight.
Analysis reveals UK living standards for poorest households won't double until 2163, with economic stagnation since 2008 creating unprecedented challenges for Starmer's government.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has raised the death of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, calling for transparency and potential criminal charges.