UK seizes £12.4m dinosaur skeletons in laundering case
The National Crime Agency recovers £20m from a Chinese businessman, including three rare dinosaur skeletons, linked to a $2bn Singapore money-laundering probe. Read the full details.
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Turkey issues genocide warrant for Netanyahu
Turkey has issued arrest warrants for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and senior officials, accusing them of genocide in Gaza. Discover the full details of this major diplomatic move.
David Carrick blames Me Too in new sex offence trial
Convicted sex offender and former Met Police officer David Carrick claims a woman fabricated allegations against him because of the Me Too movement. Read the latest from the Old Bailey trial.
Wandsworth Prison: Timeline of Security Failures
HMP Wandsworth faces scrutiny after mistaken prisoner release, following a high-profile escape and reports of chronic staff shortages. Discover the full timeline of blunders.
Trump weighs Hungary oil sanctions exemption for Orbán
Donald Trump suggests exempting Hungary from Russian oil sanctions during White House meeting with Viktor Orbán. Read the full details of their bilateral talks.
Outrage as Oklahoma teen rapist avoids prison
Fury erupts in Oklahoma as Jesse Butler, convicted of multiple rapes, receives community service instead of a 78-year prison sentence. Victims speak out.
Police stop undercover officers in mistaken identity mix-up
A viral video shows the moment Met Police officers tried to break up a fight, only to discover the 'suspects' were undercover colleagues. Watch the dramatic and awkward encounter unfold.
Sex offender rearrested after London tip-off
Eyewitness Nadjib describes the moment police arrested convicted sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif in Finsbury Park. Read the exclusive details of the community-led operation.
UK's 'frightening increase' in national division revealed
New research shows 86% of Britons feel tension between immigrants and British-born citizens as racist political rhetoric becomes normalised. Discover the alarming findings.
Labour Minister: Greens' Promises Are 'Undeliverable'
Exclusive: Darren Jones claims the Green party offers 'simple solutions to complex problems' as Labour struggles in polls. Can they convince young voters they're the 'modern party of the future'?
Why multicultural London scares the political right
London residents defend the capital's vibrant multiculturalism against right-wing criticism, sharing personal experiences of safety, community spirit and cultural richness that define modern urban living.
Iran accused of Israel ambassador assassination plot
US and Israel allege Iran plotted to kill Israel's ambassador to Mexico. The alleged plan was foiled by Mexican authorities, escalating global tensions.
Rockstar accused of union busting after firing staff
GTA developer Rockstar Games faces union allegations after firing over 30 UK employees for Discord channel membership. Workers protest outside Edinburgh office ahead of GTA VI launch.
EU to create new centre to fight Russian disinformation
The EU is establishing a Centre for Democratic Resilience to combat foreign disinformation from Russia and China. Learn how this 'democracy shield' aims to protect elections.
White House Fights Food Stamp Court Order
The Trump administration appeals a federal order to distribute full November food stamp benefits amid the government shutdown, creating uncertainty for millions.
Two charged in Ireland over alleged far-right terror plot
Irish authorities charge two men with explosives possession in alleged far-right terror plot targeting mosque and migrant accommodation. Read the latest developments.
Marana residents protest ICE detention centre conversion
Residents of Marana, Arizona voice strong opposition to plans converting a former prison into an ICE detention facility, citing moral objections and economic concerns. Join the community's fight.
Democrats' election success reveals path to Congress victory
Democrats won across political spectrum in recent elections. Discover how economic populism and conviction could help retake Congress. Learn from Mamdani's inspirational vision.
TV Star Nick Knowles Confronts Council Over Centre Closure
DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles urges Hillingdon Council to engage with families after controversial closure of therapeutic garden centre for adults with learning disabilities.
Joey Barton found guilty of offensive social media posts
Former footballer Joey Barton has been convicted for sending grossly offensive electronic communications. Discover the full court verdict and its implications.
Joey Barton guilty of offensive social media messages
Ex-footballer Joey Barton found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media. Read the full court verdict and details of the case.
Soldiers hospitalised after Ajax vehicle trials
British troops report noise and vibration injuries from the Army's £5.5bn Ajax vehicle, raising fresh safety concerns despite MoD assurances. Read the full investigation.
Sex offender freed in error from prison re-arrested
Footage shows the moment Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, a convicted sex offender mistakenly freed from HMP Wandsworth, was re-arrested in Islington. Read the full story on the Met Police manhunt.
Democrats Win as Trump Plots Midterm Revenge
Democrats celebrate key election victories, but Trump's MAGA machine is already mobilising to secure Republican dominance in the 2026 midterms through gerrymandering and voter suppression.
Soldiers treated for hearing problems in Ajax tests
British troops required medical treatment for hearing problems during final testing of the £5.5bn Ajax armoured vehicle, despite MoD declaring it fit for service. Discover the ongoing health concerns.
NGOs sever Libyan coastguard ties over rights abuses
More than a dozen rescue organisations suspend communication with EU-funded Libyan coastguard amid accusations of violent interceptions and systematic human rights violations.
GOP's Carrie Coyner loses election after text scandal
Virginia Republican Carrie Coyner concedes defeat after revealing Democrat Jay Jones' violent texts about shooting political rival. Explore the fallout from this explosive political scandal.
Bexley Council's Erith flats plan has no affordable homes
Bexley Council plans to demolish a 1930s Post Office for 33 flats, with no affordable housing due to a £113,000 projected loss. The decision faces local criticism.
Supreme Court Considers Same-Sex Marriage Challenge
The US Supreme Court is deliberating whether to hear a case that could challenge same-sex marriage legality, stemming from a Kentucky clerk's refusal to issue licenses. Follow the latest developments.
Sturgeon cleared of SNP fraud allegations
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon speaks out after being cleared of fraud allegations, insisting she knew nothing of the alleged SNP embezzlement. Read her full account.
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