ICE Agent Blocked from Ecuador Consulate in Minneapolis
An ICE agent attempted to enter Ecuador's consulate in Minneapolis but was prevented by staff, prompting an official diplomatic complaint from Ecuador to the US embassy.
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Army Captain Dies in Live Firing Training Incident
Tributes pour in for Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney, 25, who died during a live firing exercise at Otterburn Training Area in Northumberland.
ICE Agents in Fatal Shooting Placed on Leave
Two ICE agents involved in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis have been placed on administrative leave, as President Trump seeks to de-escalate tensions following national outrage.
US Aid Cuts Hit Australian Charities, Trump Warns Iran
A year after Trump slashed USAID funding, Australian aid groups report preventable deaths. Albanese pushes gun buybacks amid state opposition, as US fleet nears Iran.
ICE Agent Tries to Enter Ecuador Consulate in Minneapolis
Video footage shows an ICE agent attempting to enter Ecuador's consulate in Minneapolis, with staff preventing access. The incident occurred on January 27, confirmed by Ecuador's foreign ministry.
White House Softens Tone on ICE Shootings
The Trump administration faces mounting criticism over recent ICE shootings in Minnesota, prompting a slight rhetorical shift while maintaining hardline immigration policies.
Kaba Family 'Devastated' Over Paused Police Case
The police watchdog has paused misconduct proceedings against Sergeant Martyn Blake, cleared of murdering Chris Kaba, ahead of a law change on use of force standards.
Trump Blamed for Minneapolis ICE Shootings
Analysis of political responsibility for ICE agent killings in Minneapolis, examining Trump administration's response to protests and use of lethal force.
Trump Warns Iran of 'Massive Armada' Deployment
Donald Trump issues a stark warning to Iran, deploying a naval fleet led by the USS Abraham Lincoln while threatening severe consequences if Tehran refuses nuclear talks.
Albanese Pushes Gun Buyback Amid State Opposition
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges national cabinet to finalise a federal gun buyback scheme, facing resistance from Queensland and the Northern Territory over costs and implementation.
Trump Warns Iran as US Fleet Heads to Region
Donald Trump escalates threats against Iran, warning a massive US naval fleet is prepared for violence if Tehran doesn't negotiate nuclear deal.
Man Guilty of Assaulting Barron Trump's Friend
A Russian man has been found guilty of assaulting a woman who was friends with Barron Trump, after the US President's son made a dramatic 999 call from across the Atlantic.
Barron Trump's Police Call Leads to London Assault Conviction
A man has been found guilty of assault in London after Barron Trump reported seeing his friend attacked during a video call. The US President's son contacted UK police from America.
Texas Death Row Inmate Scheduled for Execution
Charles Victor Thompson is set to be the first US execution of the year for the 1998 shooting deaths of his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend in Houston.
Man Jailed for Shed Explosives Factory
A self-described science nerd has been sentenced to 45 months for manufacturing explosives in his mother's garden shed, with police uncovering racist materials and dangerous substances.
Rubio Warns US Prepared to Use Force in Venezuela
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio tells Senate committee the Trump administration will not rule out further military action in Venezuela if interim leadership fails to cooperate with American objectives.
Minnesota Raids: DHS Report Details Fatal Shooting
Federal agents continue operations in Minnesota as a DHS report indicates two officers fired at Alex Pretti. Trump defends DHS secretary amid calls for resignation.
Russian Drone Strike on Ukrainian Train Kills Five
A Russian drone strike targeted a passenger train in north-eastern Ukraine, killing five people. President Zelenskyy condemned the attack as an act of terrorism.
Russia-Ukraine War Casualties Approach 2 Million
A new study estimates nearly 2 million military casualties in the Russia-Ukraine war, with Russian losses far exceeding Soviet-era conflicts and Ukrainian forces facing severe strain.
Police get 40 new facial recognition vans and AI reforms
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces 40 new live facial recognition vans and AI tools for police, as part of major reforms to modernise policing in England and Wales.
Ukrainians Survive Winter Amid Russian Energy Attacks
Millions in Ukraine face extreme cold and power cuts as Russia targets energy systems, forcing residents to use dangerous methods to stay warm in temperatures as low as -20C.
500+ Report Abuse in Military Medical Exams
Wiltshire Police investigate over 500 reports of sexual abuse during military medical examinations from the 1970s to 2016, urging more victims to come forward.
Gaza Future Focus After Final Hostage Return
The return of Ran Gvili's body marks a turning point in Israel-Hamas relations, shifting attention to Gaza's reconstruction and complex peace plan challenges.
Police Reforms: Adapting to Modern Crime
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces major police reforms in England and Wales, including force reductions and AI use, sparking debate on effectiveness.
Renewable Police Licences: Recruitment Impact Questioned
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposal for renewable police licences raises concerns about deterring new officers amid existing recruitment challenges and low public confidence.
ICE Agents to Have Role at Winter Olympics
US ICE agents will assist security at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, sparking Italian outrage. This follows the removal of a key Trump official from Minneapolis after public backlash over fatal shootings.
US Removes Tanker Captain from UK Waters
The captain and first officer of a seized Russian-flagged oil tanker have been taken from UK territory by the US Coast Guard, a Scottish court hears, following a legal battle.
Court Backs Met Police in Officer Vetting Dismissal Case
The Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the Metropolitan Police, allowing officers to be dismissed for failing vetting procedures without requiring proven misconduct allegations.
Rabbi Urges Europe to Back Iranian Revolution
Europe's leading rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt calls for stronger European action to support Iranian protesters and confront Tehran's regime, which he accuses of fuelling antisemitism globally.
Army Officer Dies in Live-Fire Training Exercise
The Ministry of Defence confirms the death of Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney during a live firing exercise at Otterburn Training Area. Tributes highlight his leadership and dedication.
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