WHO Chief in DRC for Ebola Outbreak Assessment
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visits the Democratic Republic of the Congo to evaluate the ongoing Ebola outbreak and coordinate response efforts.
Category : Politics
Australia News Live: Senate Estimates, Capital Gains Tax
Coverage of Senate estimates, capital gains tax debate, housing crisis, and flood warnings across Australia. Follow live updates.
Mother Fed Toddler Fatal Drug Cocktail Before Care
Emma Barnett gave her 14-month-old son Oakley a lethal mix of medications to prevent his removal into care. She hid in the loft with him after a court hearing.
Teacher Faces Jail for Over 100 Upskirting Photos of Pupils
A former supply teacher, Abusali Rahman, 36, pleaded guilty to 21 offences including upskirting and voyeurism at Bolton Crown Court. He targeted pupils in North West schools.
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Readers Debate: Flag of St George Meaning
Metro readers discuss the flag of St George, 'plastic patriots', analogue dads, social media bans, benefits system failures, AI job losses, and more.
Farmer sprays slurry on cars parked illegally in Lake District
A farmer in the Lake District sprayed slurry over BMWs and Mercedes parked illegally on his sheep field, sparking debate about entitled tourists and countryside karma.
How Cancelled Celebrities Make Money Now
From Russell Brand's Christian rebrand to Armie Hammer selling timeshares, discover how disgraced stars earn a living after public scandals.
Brent Greens Campaign Against Waymo Driverless Taxis
Brent Green Party has launched a campaign calling for a pause on Waymo's driverless taxi trial in London, citing threats to jobs and safety after a vehicle entered a crime scene.
Dragon's Den Star Accuses Peter Jones of Going AWOL
Theo Paphitis claims he and Peter Jones saved the show by rescuing Red Letter Days after Rachel Elnaugh's company collapsed, but Jones went AWOL during the deal.
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Met PC drove 80mph wrong side, killed pregnant woman
A Metropolitan Police officer was driving at around 80mph on the wrong side of a 30mph road moments before a crash that killed a pregnant woman, a court has heard.
Eltham Curry House Licence at Risk Over Illegal Worker
Home Office seeks to revoke Café Raj's licence after finding an illegal worker. The restaurant faces a £45,000 unpaid penalty.
Trump's UFC White House Circus Proves He's a Clown
President Trump hosts UFC 'Freedom 250' at the White House, sparking controversy. Critics see it as a circus, while supporters celebrate the 250th anniversary and Trump's 80th birthday.
US Must End Third-Country Deportations Now
Human rights lawyers call on the US to halt deportations to third countries, citing over 17,500 people sent to nations they may never have visited, risking further danger.
Man Guilty of Student Murder After False Racism Claim
Vickrum Digwa, 23, was found guilty of murdering Henry Nowak with a 21cm knife, despite claiming he carried it for Sikh religious reasons. Police handcuffed the victim based on Digwa's false racism allegation.
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Argentinian Tourists Spark Racism Debate in Brazil
Record numbers of Argentinian tourists in Brazil have led to multiple arrests for racial insults, reigniting debate on racism and national identity in both countries.
Family Accuses UK of Failing Support in Grenada Death
The family of Andrew Frederick, a Briton found tortured and killed in Grenada, accuses UK authorities of refusing specialist help and forcing them to seek justice independently.
EU Fines Temu €200M for Illegal Product Sales
The European Commission fined Chinese e-commerce site Temu €200 million for inadequate controls allowing sale of unsafe baby toys, electronics, and other dangerous items.
UK May Suspend Carbon Tax on Fertiliser to Cut Food Inflation
UK ministers discuss suspending carbon tax on fertilisers to curb food inflation, alongside tariff suspensions on bread and bananas amid Iran war impacts.
Austrian Apologizes for Taylor Swift Concert Plot
Beran A, 21, who admitted plotting an attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concert, apologized in court as the judge adjourned to consider a verdict.
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White House Marks 10th Anniversary of Harambe's Death
The White House posted a tribute to Harambe, the gorilla shot at Cincinnati Zoo in 2016, calling him a 'true patriot' and sparking debate.
Inside Hotel Holding US Deportees in Equatorial Guinea
Migrants sent from the US are held at a luxury hotel in Equatorial Guinea, pressured to return to home countries where they face danger, under a secret $7.5m deal.
BBC Radio Scotland Staff Report 'Deep Unease' Over Axed Women
Staff at BBC Radio Scotland express 'deep unease' after a majority of axed presenters are women, raising diversity concerns amid a shift to commercial sensibility.
Reform UK Candidate's Diary: Farage, Vans, and Fossil Fuels
A satirical diary of Robert Kenyon, Reform UK candidate, featuring Nigel Farage, Tony Blair, Carol Vorderman, and a disdain for net zero.
Burnham Backtracks on Ending Immigrant Benefits Ban
Andy Burnham has rolled back from past calls to scrap the no recourse to public funds policy, aligning with Labour's immigration changes ahead of the Makerfield byelection.
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No Kings June 14 Concert Counters Trump Birthday UFC
No Kings movement announces a nationwide concert on June 14, featuring Bette Midler and Patti Smith, to counterprogram Trump's 80th birthday and White House UFC bout.
Newsom Signs Law to Shield California Elections from Trump
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law to protect state elections from federal interference, citing fears of Trump administration meddling in the 2026 midterms.
Trump Shares Draft Iran Peace Agreement with Allies
Donald Trump has shared a draft peace agreement for the war with Iran with allies including Israel, as both sides work to prevent ceasefire breaches from derailing a potential deal.
France Repeals Code Noir After 178 Years
France's National Assembly unanimously voted to repeal the Code Noir, a 1685 law that treated enslaved people as property, ending a centuries-old legal remnant of slavery.
High Stakes: Who's Leading the Fight Against Labor's CGT Reform
From mortgage brokers to billionaires, various groups oppose Labor's capital gains tax changes. Here's what drives them and their tactics.
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UK Minister Learns from Australia's Social Media Ban
UK online safety minister Kanishka Narayan visited Australia to study its under-16 social media ban, as Britain prepares to announce its own crackdown within weeks.
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