Russian drone hits residential tower in eastern Ukraine
A Russian drone struck a residential tower block in eastern Ukraine, causing significant damage. Watch the footage and learn about the ongoing conflict's impact on civilians.
Category : Politics
WSL Managers Demand VAR After Arsenal Controversy
Arsenal were denied two goals in a 1-1 draw with Chelsea, sparking calls from managers for VAR in the Women's Super League. Read the full story on the officiating controversy.
UK looks to Denmark model to cut illegal migration
The UK Home Office is examining Denmark's strict border control and asylum policies as it prepares a major immigration system overhaul. Discover the details and the political split within Labour.
Four prisoners mistakenly freed still on the run
Two prisoners mistakenly freed in 2024 and two more released in error this summer remain at large, as Justice Secretary David Lammy expresses outrage over systemic prison failures.
Ex-Met officer accused of hiring sex workers on duty
Former Met Police officer Imran Patel is accused of hiring sex workers and accessing adult sites while on duty. A misconduct hearing is scheduled for January 2025.
Russian strikes kill 4 in Ukraine energy attacks
Russian drone and missile attacks kill at least four people in Ukraine, damaging energy infrastructure. Zelenskyy demands stronger sanctions against Moscow as civilian casualties rise.
Ukraine destroys £960m Russian S-400 in Crimea strike
Ukraine's Special Operations Forces obliterate a £960 million S-400 'Triumf' air defence system in occupied Crimea. Discover how this major blow degrades Russia's military capabilities.
Poland to train 400,000 civilians for defence
Poland launches its largest military readiness drive since WWII, aiming to train 400,000 civilians by 2027. Learn how the nation is bolstering its defences amid regional tensions.
Hostage remains identified as Lior Rudaeff from Gaza
The remains of Lior Rudaeff, an Israeli hostage, have been returned from Gaza. Discover the details of the ceasefire agreement and the ongoing humanitarian situation.
Serious housing fraud uncovered at London council
A Newham Council housing officer manipulated systems to assign 35 properties to ineligible individuals, uncovered via whistle-blower. Council seeks to recover homes amid temporary accommodation crisis.
Could Train Stabbing Have Been Prevented?
A barber shop owner speaks out after his staff faced a knife-wielding man the day before a train stabbing rampage that injured 10 people. Could police have acted sooner?
Crypto Millionaire Couple Murdered in Dubai Desert
Russian crypto millionaire Roman Novak and wife Anna found dismembered in Dubai desert after kidnapping. Three suspects detained in Russia as international investigation continues.
Trump exempts Hungary from Russia energy sanctions
Hungary secures a one-year exemption from US sanctions on Russian oil and gas after PM Viktor Orban's meeting with President Trump. Discover the details and implications.
Dodgers' World Series Victory: Latino Fans' Mixed Emotions
The Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series win celebrates Latino stars while facing criticism over immigration stance. Explore the complex relationship between the team and its diverse fanbase.
Singapore introduces caning for online scammers
Singapore's parliament has passed a new law introducing mandatory caning for online scammers, with offenders facing at least six strokes. Discover the details of this unprecedented crackdown.
Woman fights for life after Birmingham neck stabbing
A woman in her 30s remains critically ill after suffering a neck injury in an unprovoked attack in Birmingham city centre. Police have arrested a man in his 20s.
Andrew Windsor's Final Days: Rants and Isolation
Andrew Windsor is reportedly 'ranting and muttering' in his final weeks at Royal Lodge as he and Sarah Ferguson face an uncertain future. Discover the full story behind the royal eviction.
Judge rules Trump's Portland troop deployment illegal
A federal judge has ruled President Trump illegally ordered National Guard to Portland. Learn about the legal battle and what happens next in this breaking news.
Birmingham stabbing: Woman critically injured in neck
A woman remains in critical condition after being stabbed in the neck in an unprovoked attack in Birmingham city centre. Police have arrested a man in his 20s.
Teacher stood down over controversial Charlie Kirk costume
An Adelaide teacher has been removed from campus after wearing a Charlie Kirk Halloween costume. The school confirms an internal investigation is underway amid divided community reactions.
Asylum refusal letter led to three suicide attempts
A survivor of domestic abuse details how a Home Office asylum refusal letter triggered three suicide attempts and a severe mental health crisis while she fights for her future.
William's Andrew Silence Reveals New Royal Leadership Approach
Prince William maintained focus on environmental mission in Brazil despite uncle Andrew's scandal, revealing his commitment to family mental health and authentic leadership.
London phone thieves jailed for 55 years
A notorious London phone stealing gang has been sentenced to a combined 55 years in prison after a Met Police Flying Squad operation. Read the full story of the £240,000 robbery spree.
Labour MPs plot against Starmer amid poll crisis
Sir Keir Starmer faces internal rebellion as Labour MPs discuss leadership coup following dire poll ratings and concerns over potential tax increases. Get the latest Westminster updates.
Georgia Tennant reports death threats to police
Doctor Who star David Tennant's wife Georgia contacts Metropolitan Police after receiving vile death threats online. Read the full story and show your support.
Homeless man spots escaped prisoner from Metro
A homeless man recognised wrongly released sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif from Metro newspaper, leading to his arrest after a four-day manhunt in Finsbury Park.
Green Party wins first Hounslow councillor in defection
Former Labour councillor Guy Lambert joins Greens after expulsion, becoming first Green representative on Hounslow Council. Read about West London's political shifts.
UK Government and Abramovich in £2.3bn Chelsea Standoff
Roman Abramovich and the UK government are locked in a dispute over £2.3bn from Chelsea's sale. Discover why the funds are frozen and the legal battle over sending the money to Ukraine.
Former Met Officer Accused of On-Duty Misconduct
Ex-Met police officer Imran Patel is under investigation for allegedly using sex workers on duty during a major standards review. Discover the details of this institutional failure.
Israel's Underground Prison: Palestinians Without Daylight
Exclusive investigation reveals Palestinians held in underground Israeli jail without daylight since January. Read about the conditions described as torture.
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