Duke of Marlborough in court on strangulation charges
The Duke of Marlborough has indicated not guilty pleas to three charges of intentional strangulation against his estranged wife. Read the full court details.
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Pressure mounts on Starmer over Venezuela stance
Keir Starmer faces growing pressure to condemn the US capture of Nicolás Maduro. We analyse the diplomatic tightrope and its cost to his global and party reputation. Share your thoughts at politicsweeklyuk@theguardian.com.
Maduro taken off helicopter in New York, video shows
Shocking footage captures the deposed Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, handcuffed and limping as he is escorted to a Manhattan courthouse by US officials. Watch the video and follow the latest developments.
Fake admiral fined for Remembrance Sunday deception
A 65-year-old man has been ordered to pay nearly £800 after admitting to wearing an unauthorised Royal Navy admiral's uniform at a Llandudno remembrance event. Read the full court details.
Arrest after attack on JD Vance's Cincinnati home
An intruder smashed windows at US Vice-President JD Vance's Ohio residence with a hammer. The VP was not home. One man is in custody following the overnight incident.
Activism tackles US loneliness epidemic, builds community
Amid a declared loneliness epidemic, Americans are finding profound connection and purpose through social movements, mutual aid, and political organising. Discover how activism is forging life-saving communities.
Swinney Proposes Bank Holiday for Scotland World Cup Game
First Minister John Swinney announces a proposed bank holiday on Monday 15 June 2026 to celebrate Scotland's first men's World Cup match in 28 years. Read the full political and sporting details.
Duke of Marlborough denies three strangulation charges
Charles James Spencer-Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough, pleads not guilty to three counts of intentional strangulation against his estranged wife. Follow the latest court developments.
Volunteer officer sacked over fake police car
A volunteer Met Police officer was dismissed after fitting blue lights and sirens to his own car and driving it around London. Discover the full story and the hearing's findings.
Maduro in Handcuffs at NYC Court for Narcoterrorism Trial
Captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has been transferred to a Manhattan courthouse to face narcoterrorism charges. Follow our live coverage of the historic legal proceedings.
Where could Trump strike next after Venezuela?
Following the capture of Venezuela's Maduro, President Trump's comments suggest further military interventions. We analyse the potential targets: Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Greenland, and Iran.
Swinney says US Venezuela raid broke international law
Scottish First Minister John Swinney directly accuses the US of violating international law with its Venezuela operation, while PM Keir Starmer urges Washington to provide justifications. Read the latest.
Man stable after London shooting, suspect arrested
A 30-year-old man is in a stable condition after a shooting in Bexleyheath. Police arrested a 35-year-old man on suspicion of attempted murder. Read the latest.
Trump's Greenland Demand Threatens NATO Alliance
President Trump renews US claim to Greenland, citing defence needs. Denmark's PM firmly rejects annexation, warning of disrespect to a close ally and raising fears of a Venezuela-style operation.
Edgware Road Triple Stabbing: Man in 20s Fights for Life
A man is fighting for life after a triple stabbing on Edgware Road. Police are making urgent enquiries and appeal for witnesses. Read the latest from the scene.
Universal Credit claimants can access over £4,000 help
People receiving Universal Credit may be missing out on thousands of pounds in additional support for bills and essentials. Discover the key discounts and funds available now.
Starmer sides with Denmark over Trump's Greenland comments
Keir Starmer asserts Greenland's future is for Denmark after Trump's takeover suggestion. The Labour leader's stance follows US strikes in Venezuela and international law concerns.
Man fined for fake admiral uniform at Remembrance
A 65-year-old man has been fined after admitting to wearing an unauthorised Royal Navy admiral's uniform at a Remembrance Sunday event in Wales. Read the full court details.
Secretary of State Races to Watch in 2026 US Elections
The 2026 US elections will feature critical Secretary of State races in battleground states, with candidates' stances on election integrity taking centre stage. Discover the key contests.
Huge wall of snow forecast to hit London this Friday
A dramatic weather map shows a massive wall of snow heading for London this Friday, January 9. Get the latest forecast, travel warnings, and expert insight on why predicting London snow is so tricky.
Trump: Ukraine did not attack Putin's residence
President Trump says US intelligence found no evidence Ukraine targeted Vladimir Putin's home in a drone strike, reversing his initial angry reaction. Read the latest on the diplomatic fallout.
10 Convicted for Harassing Brigitte Macron Online
A French court has found 10 people guilty of maliciously spreading false claims about Brigitte Macron's gender. The first lady's daughter testified to the severe impact on her mother's health and family life.
Greenland PM Condemns Trump's Annexation Threats
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen delivers a stark rebuke to Donald Trump's renewed talk of taking over the Arctic territory, calling US rhetoric 'unacceptable'.
Nicolás Maduro to Appear in New York Court on Charges
Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro is due in a Manhattan federal court after a US raid in Caracas. Plus, Trump's climate cuts impact disaster readiness and the Swiss fire victims are named.
UK's National Security Under Threat, Says Brandon Lewis
Former Conservative Chairman Brandon Lewis argues national security is the bedrock of economic prosperity. He warns of urgent threats from Russia and China, and calls for faster defence innovation. Read the full analysis.
Duke of Marlborough pleads not guilty to strangulation charges
The Duke of Marlborough, Charles James Spencer-Churchill, has indicated not guilty pleas to three charges of non-fatal strangulation against his estranged wife. The case continues.
Brits Borrow £2.1bn Despite Budget Speculation
Official data reveals UK consumer credit unexpectedly rose to £2.1bn in November, defying forecasts of a slowdown due to Budget unease. Mortgage approvals dipped slightly. Read the full analysis.
General: Trump's military purge reminiscent of Stalin
Retired Major General Paul Eaton warns Donald Trump's politicisation of the US armed forces could have dire long-term consequences, drawing parallels to 1940s Soviet purges.
Ten guilty of cyber bullying France's first lady
Ten people have been found guilty of cyber bullying Brigitte Macron with false transgender claims. Sentences range from awareness training to suspended prison terms. Read the full story.
London Snow Forecast: No More Flakes This Week
London's cold snap continues but snow is off the forecast. Find out when temperatures will rise to 10°C and where Met Office weather warnings are in place.
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