Man killed in Brent shooting named as Simon Whyte
Police name 55-year-old Simon Whyte as the man shot dead in Stonebridge, Brent. No arrests made. Detectives appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage.
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Nine killed in South Africa township shooting
Gunmen kill nine and wound ten in a tavern attack near Johannesburg, marking South Africa's second mass shooting in December. Police launch manhunt.
New Space Race: Billionaires vs Global Laws
As private companies and billionaires lead a new era of space commercialisation, existing international treaties are under strain. Can we prevent cosmic monopolies and ensure space benefits all humankind?
English retirees in Scotland debate independence and Brexit
Geoff and Terry, two English retirees living in Scotland, found common ground on Brexit and youth opportunities but divided on independence in a candid dinner conversation. Discover their surprising takeaways.
FBI failed to act on 1996 Epstein report, files show
Newly released documents reveal the FBI failed to investigate a 1996 report on Jeffrey Epstein, allowing the abuse of minors to continue for years. Read the shocking details.
Faith Leaders Fight Maga Christianity Locally
American pastors argue the battle against Trump's Christian nationalism begins in local churches. They detail grassroots efforts supporting immigrants and gun control as a model of resistance.
HMRC wrongly stopped child benefit for 15,000 parents
New figures reveal HMRC's anti-fraud crackdown wrongly targeted 15,000 legitimate UK families. Discover the full scale of the fiasco and its impact.
Missing Epstein Files Contain Trump Photos
At least 16 documents, including two pictures of Donald Trump, are missing from the latest Jeffrey Epstein files release. Democrats allege a cover-up as victims criticise redaction errors.
William and Kate's Modest £750-a-Month First Home
Before their royal palaces, Prince William and Kate Middleton paid just £750 monthly for a four-bed Anglesey farmhouse. Discover their humble first home together and life in Wales.
Activists dressed as Santa steal food for needy in Canada
Activists in Santa and elf costumes stole groceries from a Montreal supermarket to feed the hungry, protesting corporate greed amid a cost-of-living crisis. Read the full story.
Ukraine Drone Attack on Russian Tanker in Mediterranean
Ukraine's unprecedented drone strike on a Russian oil tanker highlights the explosive growth of the sanctions-busting 'shadow fleet' and rising fears of military confrontation. Read the full analysis.
Nine killed in Johannesburg township shooting
Gunmen kill nine and wound ten in a tavern attack near Johannesburg, marking South Africa's second mass shooting in December. Police hunt for motive and suspects.
DWP and HMRC Christmas 2025 Payment Dates
Full guide to when state benefits and pensions will be paid over the festive period. Check dates for Universal Credit, PIP, Child Benefit and more to manage your budget.
US seizes second Venezuela oil tanker amid rising tensions
US forces intercept another Venezuelan oil tanker near its coast. President Trump escalates pressure on Maduro, refusing to rule out military conflict. Read the latest developments.
London's violent 3 days: Two killings and knife fight
London reels from two separate killings and a knife fight in 72 hours. The Met confirms incidents are not linked, as city-wide violence reduction figures show a mixed picture. Read the latest.
Royal Mail postal workers wear shorts in snow
Discover the practical reason Royal Mail postal workers wear shorts all year, even in freezing weather. It's not about toughness, but temperature regulation during their demanding rounds.
Stephen Lawrence killer fought Manchester bomber in prison
Newly revealed documents show David Norris, one of Stephen Lawrence's killers, had a violent confrontation with Manchester Arena plotter Hashem Abedi in Belmarsh Prison. Norris admitted to threats and racist abuse.
Australia's security review after Bondi Beach attack
Australia's PM announces a major review of police and intelligence agencies following the deadly Bondi Beach shooting, as the nation honours victims. Read the latest developments.
Bondi attack vigil: Calls for federal inquiry, PM booed
Jewish leaders demand a federal royal commission into the Bondi terror attack at a 15,000-strong vigil, where PM Anthony Albanese was met with boos. 'We are unbreakable,' declares community.
Nine dead in South African pub mass shooting
Gunmen in a minibus and sedan opened fire at a bar near Johannesburg, killing nine and wounding ten. It's the country's second mass shooting in three weeks. Read the latest.
Poppers and condoms found after Andrew's Sandringham party
Newly released Epstein files reveal shocking details of a 2000 party at the Queen's Sandringham estate, including photos of Prince Andrew and unusual bathroom supplies. Read the full investigation.
Merz's Russian asset plan fails, but Germany's pivot continues
Chancellor Friedrich Merz's bold plan to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine was rejected by the EU. Despite the setback, his drive to position Berlin as a geopolitical hub shows no sign of slowing. Discover the implications for Europe.
London student jailed for 19 years for raping five women
Alex Patel-Wills, 26, of Barnet, has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for a series of rapes and sexual assaults on five women between 2018 and 2021. Read the full story.
Nine dead in South African tavern shooting attack
Nine people have been killed and at least ten wounded in a mass shooting at a tavern near Johannesburg. Police are hunting for around 12 suspects. Read the latest updates.
Cruz Beckham: Parents 'Woke Up Blocked' by Brooklyn
Cruz Beckham denies reports David and Victoria unfollowed Brooklyn, claiming the family 'woke up blocked' on Instagram. Details on the ongoing Beckham family rift emerge.
Met Police officer sacked for sexual misconduct
A Metropolitan Police detective has been dismissed and barred for life after sexually assaulting a fellow officer in a pub bathroom. Read the full details of the gross misconduct case.
Community 'Warm Spaces' Rise as Energy Bills Soar
As energy bills hit record highs, community 'warm spaces' have surged across the UK. We visit one in Southwark where residents find warmth, food, and vital connection amidst the cost of living crisis.
Jimmy Lai Conviction a Bear Trap for Starmer's China Visit
The politically motivated conviction of British citizen Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong creates a perilous backdrop for PM Keir Starmer's planned trade mission to Beijing. Can the UK balance economic needs with security and democratic values?
10 killed in Johannesburg township mass shooting
Unknown gunmen kill 10 and wound 10 in a random attack near Bekkersdal, South Africa. This is the country's second mass shooting in weeks. Read the latest.
Epstein victims outraged over incomplete file release
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein express shock and anger as thousands of heavily redacted documents are made public, calling the release a 'slap in the face' and demanding full transparency.
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