Police Get Stronger Powers to Combat Public Sexual Harassment
A new harassment offence targeting intentional sex-based harassment in public places takes effect, with offenders facing up to two years in prison in England and Wales.
Category : Politics
Scottish Crime Boss Arrested in Bali, Deported to Spain
Steven Lyons, an alleged Scottish crime boss, has been arrested in Bali and is set for deportation to Spain. He faces charges including organised crime, drug trafficking, and murder.
Spanish Police Find Drug-Smuggling Tunnel from Morocco
Spanish authorities discovered a sophisticated underground tunnel in Ceuta, used to smuggle hashish from Morocco, seizing 17 tons of drugs and arresting 27 suspects.
No Plans for Royals to Meet Epstein Victims During US Visit
Buckingham Palace confirms no meetings with Jeffrey Epstein survivors during the King and Queen's US state visit, citing ongoing UK police investigations. The visit proceeds despite political pressure.
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BBC Journalist Kidnapped in Baghdad by Armed Men
American journalist Shelly Kittleson was abducted by armed men in Baghdad, with Iraqi authorities confirming the incident and launching a search for the perpetrators.
Glasgow Murder Suspect Appears in Court, Charged with Killing
Joseph Dow, 38, has been charged with murder and attempting to defeat justice in the death of David Smith, 49, who was found dead in Glasgow on March 17. The suspect appeared in Glasgow Sheriff Court and was remanded in custody.
Inquiry to Probe Ethnicity, Culture, Religion in Grooming Gangs
The independent national inquiry into grooming gangs will directly examine whether ethnicity, culture, or religion influenced offending and institutional responses in England and Wales.
Palantir Boss Defends NHS Contract as Ministers Weigh Break Clause
Palantir's UK executive criticizes ideological campaigners as ministers explore ending a £330m NHS data platform deal, citing patient care risks and reputational concerns.
California Replaces Chavez Day with Farmworkers Day
California marks its first Farmworkers Day this Tuesday, replacing Cesar Chavez Day after revelations of sexual abuse. The shift highlights a broader movement away from individual hero worship toward collective action recognition.
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Farage Snubbed from CPAC UK Conference Amid Truss Presence
Nigel Farage has been excluded from the CPAC UK conservative conference, while former PM Liz Truss is scheduled to speak, sparking political debate.
Iran Drone Attack Hits Kuwaiti Tanker in Dubai Port
An Iranian drone attack set fire to a Kuwaiti crude oil tanker at Dubai port, escalating regional tensions after Trump threatened Iran's energy infrastructure. The incident highlights the ongoing US-Israel war against Iran's impact on global energy suppli
UK Could Pioneer Porn Regulation with New Consent Laws
The UK government faces a pivotal decision on pioneering online pornography regulation, with new consent verification laws proposed in the crime bill to address soaring violent imagery and child sexual abuse.
Trump's Iran War Incoherence Deepens Global Muddle
Analysis reveals how Donald Trump's contradictory statements on the Iran war have undermined US credibility, strained NATO alliances, and failed to articulate clear military objectives, contrasting sharply with historical wartime leadership.
Russia's Internet Splintering: Blackouts and Telegram Scrutiny
Analysts report Russia is fragmenting its internet with blackouts and targeting Telegram, raising concerns over digital sovereignty and global connectivity.
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US Troops Poised for Iran Ground Operations Amid Iraq War Parallels
The Pentagon is reportedly preparing to deploy thousands of ground troops to Iran, echoing the disastrous 2003 Iraq invasion where combat forces stayed for nearly nine years instead of the predicted six months.
OneTaste Founder Gets 9 Years in Forced Labor Conspiracy
Nicole Daedone, co-founder of the 'orgasmic meditation' company OneTaste, receives a nine-year prison sentence and $12 million forfeiture for exploiting vulnerable women in a forced labor scheme.
ATF Report Inconclusive in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
A federal analysis could not conclusively link a bullet fragment from Charlie Kirk's autopsy to a rifle found near the scene, as defense and prosecutors prepare for a preliminary hearing.
Save America Act Defeated, Voting Rights Bill Fails
The Save America Act, a key voting rights bill, has been defeated in Congress, marking a significant setback for electoral reform efforts in the United States.
Bath Mayor Quits After False Flag Posts on Jewish Ambulance Fire
Liberal Democrat mayor Bharat Pankhania resigns after sharing social media posts suggesting arson attack on Jewish community ambulances was staged Israeli operation.
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Cesar Chavez Sexual Assault Claims Shake Farmworker Legacy
New allegations of sexual assault against Cesar Chavez, the iconic labor leader, have emerged, casting a shadow over the farmworker movement's history and prompting a re-evaluation of his legacy.
Italy Denies US Use of Sicily Base for Iran War Weapons Transport
Italy has refused permission for US military aircraft carrying weapons for the Iran conflict to land at Sigonella airbase in Sicily, citing failure to follow proper authorization procedures under international treaties.
King Charles' US Visit Sparks Humiliation Claims Over Iran War
Buckingham Palace confirms King Charles' state visit to the US in late April, despite MPs calling it a humiliation amid Trump's Iran war and tensions with Keir Starmer.
ICE Agents Barred from Marine Corps Graduation in Policy Shift
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were prohibited from attending a Marine Corps graduation ceremony, reflecting a new policy that restricts their presence at military events.
Masked Men Force Driver to Take Bomb to Police Station
A terrifying hijacking in County Armagh saw masked men place a crude explosive device in a car and force the driver to deliver it to a police station, leading to evacuations and a controlled explosion.
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Labor Platform Drops Mandatory Jail Term Opposition
Labor's draft 2026 national platform omits longstanding opposition to mandatory sentencing while adopting more assertive language on China and positioning Australia as an 'active middle power'.
US AWACS Destroyed in Iranian Strike at Saudi Base
The destruction of a critical US E-3 Sentry surveillance aircraft at Prince Sultan airbase highlights Iran's persistent strike capabilities and raises questions about intelligence sharing with Russia.
Supreme Court Reviews Mississippi Death Penalty Case
The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a Mississippi death penalty case involving Pitchford, examining constitutional issues and potential implications for capital punishment nationwide.
Megachurch Pastor Released After Child Abuse Guilty Plea
Robert Morris, founder of Texas's Gateway Church and former Trump spiritual adviser, has been released from jail after serving six months for sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s.
Prince Harry's Final Press Invasion Case Ends in Court
The trial against Associated Newspapers over alleged unlawful information-gathering, involving Prince Harry and celebrities, has concluded after 10 weeks of dramatic testimony and claims.
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Pakistan-China Propose Five-Part Peace Plan for Middle East
Foreign ministers Ishaq Dar and Wang Yi met in Beijing to strengthen cooperation and advocate for peace, releasing a joint initiative amid Pakistan's push for a mediator role in the Iran conflict.
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