Six dead in Mississippi shooting spree
At least six people have been killed in a shooting across three locations in West Point, Mississippi. A suspect is in custody. Our thoughts are with the victims' families.
Category : Politics
Iran Crackdown: 50 Killed, 2,270 Detained in Protests
Iran's supreme leader signals crackdown as nationwide protests continue. At least 50 killed and over 2,270 detained. Read the latest on the regime's response.
Maga influencers Nick and Brooke Shirley spark daycare panic
How mother-son duo Nick and Brooke Shirley used viral videos to fuel anti-immigrant sentiment, leading to a White House funding freeze. Explore their rise as Maga influencers.
Poll: 67% of UK voters wrongly think immigration is up
Exclusive polling shows a stark gap between perception and reality on UK immigration, with public confidence in government border control plummeting. Discover the data behind the 'credibility gap'.
Minneapolis ICE Shooting Sparks Scrutiny of Force Policies
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis has ignited protests and raised serious questions about the agency's use-of-force policies and accountability.
Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi's Role in Iran Protests
Who is Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince galvanising protests against Iran's theocracy? We explore his past, his decades in exile, and his vision for Iran's future. Read the full analysis.
UK skilled worker visa applications plummet in December
New figures show a sharp drop in skilled worker and healthcare visa applications, posing a fiscal challenge for Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Explore the data and expert warnings.
Trinidad and Tobago's costly US alignment amid Venezuela crisis
Trinidad and Tobago faces economic and diplomatic isolation after aligning with US policy against Venezuela. Analysis reveals the strategic missteps and potential $1.2bn annual loss.
Why Trump's White America Dream is a Demographic Fantasy
Analysis reveals Donald Trump's immigration crackdown cannot halt America's demographic shift. For the US to thrive, it must embrace a browner future. Explore the data behind the population dilemma.
US Protests After ICE Shootings Leave One Dead
Over 1,000 vigils and rallies are planned across the US this weekend following fatal ICE shootings in Minneapolis and Portland. Communities demand justice and an end to immigration enforcement violence.
Minnesota Leaders Alarmed by FBI's ICE Shooting Investigation
State officials in Minnesota raise serious concerns over the FBI's exclusive investigation into the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent, fearing a lack of objectivity and transparency.
Ex-Met officer convicted of sexually assaulting teen cadet
Former PC Grant Fulker, 32, was found guilty of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old cadet in a hotel near Heathrow. He abused his position of trust as a cadet leader. Read the full details.
Mass US protests after ICE agent kills mother-of-three
Nationwide 'ICE Out' protests erupt after an agent fatally shot Renee Good in Minneapolis. Authorities claim self-defence, while activists decry 'act of domestic terrorism'. Read the latest.
Greenland Rejects Trump's Threats of US Occupation
Greenland's political leaders issue a defiant joint statement rejecting Donald Trump's threats to seize the Arctic territory. Read the full story on the escalating diplomatic crisis.
Circumcision classed as possible child abuse in CPS draft
The Crown Prosecution Service's new draft guidance suggests male circumcision could be considered child abuse, sparking debate among religious groups and calls for regulation.
Sir Patrick Duffy, Former Labour MP, Dies Aged 105
Sir Patrick Duffy, a Labour MP and defence specialist who served as Navy Minister and NATO Parliamentary Assembly President, has passed away at 105. Read his remarkable life story.
$1.5m raised for family of woman shot by ICE agent
A GoFundMe for Renee Nicole Good, a mother shot by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, raised over $1.5m. The campaign closed after overwhelming public support. Read the full story.
Iran's sophisticated internet blackout enters day two
Iran's unprecedented internet shutdown, now 36 hours old, is chillingly precise, allowing government posts while silencing protestors. Experts warn it may last.
£600m City of London Police HQ to Open by 2027
The City of London Police's new £600m headquarters is on track for 2027, designed to be a state-of-the-art hub for tackling complex fraud and cyber crime. Discover how this investment will protect the UK's financial heart.
Peckham mum shot through door with baby inside
A young mother was critically injured after gunmen fired seven shots through her front door in Peckham on Christmas Eve. Her one-year-old son was unharmed. Police are hunting two suspects.
Leon Bangura convicted of murdering Kalvin Taylor
Leon Bangura faces a life sentence for murdering 19-year-old Kalvin Taylor in a drug gang dispute. The victim's body was left decomposing on a sofa for a week. Read the full court details.
Coach Reveals Rise of Chinese Snooker Stars Wu & Si
Exclusive interview with Roger Leighton, the English coach who shaped Wu Yize and Si Jiahui. Discover their journey from cheeky kids to Masters contenders. Read their incredible story.
Guardian's 2025 charity appeal raises £900k for hope
The Guardian's 2025 charity appeal has raised £900,000 for five grassroots charities combating hate and division. Donations are still open to support vital community work across the UK.
Cross-party MPs unite to fight far-right hate with charity
Labour MP Gurinder Singh Josan and former Tory MP Kris Hopkins are trustees of Hope Unlimited, a charity funding grassroots projects to combat racism and division in UK communities. Read their story.
Cancel unused subscriptions to save £400 a year
New research reveals Britons waste millions on forgotten subscriptions. Our guide shows you how to audit your spending and claw back cash in 2024.
Nicaragua arrests dozens over Maduro capture support
Nicaraguan authorities have detained at least 60 people for allegedly supporting the US capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, a human rights monitor reports. Read the full story.
Croydon garden destroyed by bin lorry, no compensation
A Veolia bin lorry destroyed a South Norwood community garden in March 2025. Volunteers from People for Portland Road are still waiting for promised compensation and a replacement tree nearly a year later.
Trump's Territorial Ambitions and New American Imperialism
An in-depth analysis of Donald Trump's reported territorial ambitions and their potential impact on global geopolitics. Explore the implications for international relations and security.
Colombian rebels urged to unite against US intervention
FARC dissident leader 'Ivan Mordisco' urges rebel groups to unite against potential US action, following alarming comments from Donald Trump. Explore the fragile peace and rising tensions.
US Immigration Operation Pivots from Louisiana to Minneapolis
Federal immigration officers abruptly end 'Catahoula Crunch' in New Orleans, redeploying to Minneapolis amid protests and a fatal shooting. Over 370 arrests made of a 5,000 target.
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