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Category : Politics
Modern slavery uncovered in Suffolk barbershop raid
Sky News joins police in Haverhill raids, revealing suspected modern slavery in a Turkish barbershop. Part of a national crackdown on high street crime. Read the full investigation.
Trump's $1bn BBC lawsuit continues media legal battles
Donald Trump threatens BBC with $1bn lawsuit over edited speech, continuing his long history of legal actions against media organisations including CNN, ABC and CBS. Discover the pattern.
UK cuts £150m from AIDS, TB and malaria fund
Britain reduces Global Fund contribution by 15%, risking hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths. Charities warn this undermines decades of progress in disease elimination.
Utah judge redraws map, creating new Democratic seat
A Utah judge has approved a new congressional map creating a Democratic-leaning district, reshaping the battle for the US House of Representatives in the 2026 midterm elections.
Turkish Mayor İmamoğlu Faces 142 Criminal Charges
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, a key rival to President Erdoğan, faces 142 charges including bribery and extortion. The case could reshape Turkey's political landscape. Read the latest developments.
South London e-bike bay causes daily disruption
Frustrated Wimbledon residents demand action as a poorly placed e-bike bay blocks driveways and a Met Police car park exit. Council defends scheme despite local outcry.
Neo-Nazi Suspect Arrested for Darknet Assassination Calls
A German-Polish national with alleged neo-Nazi ties has been arrested in Dortmund for running a darknet platform soliciting political assassinations. Discover the full story and its implications for European security.
91 prisoners mistakenly freed in seven-month period
Exclusive: Nearly 100 inmates accidentally released this year as prison staffing crisis leads to dangerous errors. Read the full investigation into Britain's crumbling prison system.
UK volunteer for Ukraine has bank accounts closed
Santander closes all UK bank accounts of British humanitarian volunteer working in Ukraine without explanation, raising concerns about banking restrictions affecting Ukraine support efforts.
Pakistan in 'State of War' After Suicide Blast
At least 12 killed in a Pakistan Taliban suicide attack outside Islamabad courts. Defence minister declares a 'state of war' amid a surge in terror. Read the full report.
Food Stamp Crisis: 41 Million Americans Face Hunger
An American relying on food stamps reveals how political brinkmanship threatens 41 million people's survival. Read this powerful account of food poverty in rural Oregon.
Delhi car bomb blast near Red Fort kills multiple
A devastating car explosion near Delhi's historic Red Fort has caused multiple fatalities and injuries. Witnesses describe horrific scenes as the blast ripped through a crowded market area.
91 prisoners mistakenly freed in seven months
MoJ figures reveal 91 prisoners were mistakenly freed in seven months, as Justice Secretary admits there is a 'mountain to climb' on prison crisis. Read the latest.
US Teen Detained 9 Months in Israeli Military Prison
Palestinian-American teen Mohammed Ibrahim remains imprisoned in Israel despite congressional pressure. The case reveals concerns about military detention of minors and due process.
TikTok influencer publicly executed in Mali
Mali influencer Mariam Cissé executed by jihadists after posting army support videos. Read how the security crisis is worsening across the Sahel region.
Police scrutiny after neo-Nazi protest in Sydney
NSW police face questions after approving neo-Nazi protest near parliament. Commissioner blames communication breakdown as premier considers new laws.
Neo-Nazi Rally at NSW Parliament: Police Response Questioned
A neo-Nazi protest targeting Jewish people occurred outside NSW Parliament. Guardian Australia's Full Story podcast investigates why police permitted it and prevention measures.
Keir Starmer's TikTok Dilemma: Political Necessity?
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces the challenge of connecting with younger voters through TikTok while maintaining political credibility. Can he master the platform?
Men jailed after care home crash kills two residents
Two men have been sentenced after a stolen BMW crashed into a Sunderland care home during a police chase, killing two elderly women. Read the full details of this tragic case.
London council threatens foodbank with water cut-off
Newham Council is threatening to cut water and power to a vital Stratford foodbank, forcing its relocation to containers just before Christmas. Discover the community's heartbreaking response.
Holly Ramsay and Adam Peaty wedding family feud revealed
Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay face heartbreaking family feud with his mother Caroline over wedding invitations. Read the full story of the social media drama.
TikTok influencer publicly executed in Mali
Mali TikTok influencer Mariame Cissé publicly executed by armed men after posting military support videos. The killing highlights Mali's escalating security crisis.
Epping hotel asylum seeker ruling: Council loses case
High Court dismisses Epping Forest council's legal challenge against housing asylum seekers at Bell Hotel. Justice criticises lack of evidence in council's claims.
Court allows Bell Hotel to house asylum seekers
A High Court judge dismisses Epping council's bid to stop housing asylum seekers at the Bell Hotel, a case that fuelled national immigration debates.
Islamabad court blast kills 12, puts Pakistan on war footing
A suicide bomber killed 12 people outside Islamabad's district courts, prompting Pakistan's defence minister to declare a 'state of war' amid a surge in terror attacks. Read the full investigation.
Trump's $1bn BBC Lawsuit Threat: Legal Analysis
Donald Trump threatens to sue BBC for $1bn over edited Capitol speech. Explore the legal hurdles, potential outcomes and why experts doubt his case will succeed.
Two-Child Benefit Cap Scrapped in Budget
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves confirm the two-child benefit cap will be lifted in the budget, a move costing £2.8bn aimed at tackling child poverty. Read the latest.
High Court backs Epping hotel for asylum seekers
A High Court judge has ruled The Bell Hotel in Epping can continue housing asylum seekers, dismissing the local council's legal challenge. Read the full story.
Rotherham rapist handed further three-year sentence
Sageer Hussain, already serving 19 years for rape, has been sentenced to an additional three years for a separate attack on a 13-year-old girl in Rotherham. Read the full court details.
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