Buttigieg recalls ‘darkest hours’ after false CPS report
Pete Buttigieg says an anonymous false CPS report led to separation from his twins, calling it a ‘cruel, politically motivated hoax’ and vowing to pursue charges.
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Haitians in Ohio reel from Supreme Court TPS ruling
Supreme Court ruling strips TPS from 350,000 Haitians, threatening Springfield's community and economy, sparking fear and backlash.
UK students forced to live at home as costs rise
Over half of prospective undergraduates from England's poorest areas expect to live at home while studying, as rising rents and living costs limit options, according to a Resolution Foundation report.
UK rejects Trump official's free speech arrest claims
No 10 rejects Trump official Sarah B Rogers' claims of thousands of free speech arrests in UK, accusing her of echoing far-right memes and conspiracy theories.
Nicholas Rossi, US fugitive who faked death, dies at 38
Nicholas Rossi, an American rapist who faked his death and fled to Scotland to avoid jail, has died aged 38 while in custody in Utah.
Charities Condemn Asylum Seeker Housing Plans
Charities have condemned government plans to house asylum seekers at former military sites, calling them 'arrogant' and unsuitable.
Somali woman jailed for three years over online comments
Sadia Moalim Ali, 27, sentenced to three years for criticising Somali government on Facebook and TikTok, sparking condemnation from former president and rights groups.
Supreme court backs Trump immigration crackdown on Haitians, Syrians
The US Supreme Court allowed Trump to end TPS for Haitians and Syrians and block asylum seekers, bolstering his anti-immigration agenda.
UK Muslim leaders: hate crime at new levels amid far-right surge
Anti-Muslim hate crime in England and Wales rose by 19% in the year to March 2025, with Muslim leaders reporting a growing sense of fear and frustration over the government's response.
US military justice under fire after pilot strangles British woman
A UK justice minister has described the case of a British woman strangled by a US fighter pilot as 'really serious' after the US military justice system handled the case.
Alf Dubs says remove Mahmood, scrap asylum plans
Labour peer Alf Dubs says Shabana Mahmood should be moved from Home Office and her asylum policies of 'performative cruelty' ripped up by Andy Burnham's expected government.
Trump admin targets Cop City protesters as antifa
Federal prosecutors indict two Cop City protesters after state cases fail, using antifa label to frame them as terrorists, critics say.
Home secretary demands sacking of migration minister
Shabana Mahmood calls for Mike Tapp's dismissal after he wrote an unauthorised Times article on care worker migration, leading to restricted document access.
Starmer seeks advice on immigration minister protocol breach
Keir Starmer is taking advice on whether Mike Tapp broke government protocol by writing a Times article, but retains confidence in Tapp and Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.
Christian Brothers sold $50M in properties for $1, claims poverty
Christian Brothers transferred 26 properties worth over $50M to Edmund Rice Education Australia for $1 each, while telling court it lacks funds to pay abuse survivors.
Man admits threatening Jewish schoolchildren, flooding hospital
Mohamed Ullah, 35, from Hackney, pleaded guilty to threatening to kill Jewish schoolchildren and damaging a water dispenser at Homerton Hospital, causing a flood.
Home Office expands military base use for asylum seekers
The Home Office will open three new military bases for asylum seekers in England, extending two existing sites and closing 20 hotels, saving £170 million.
DeSantis touts 21,000 deportations as Alligator Alcatraz shuts
Florida governor Ron DeSantis confirmed the closure of the Alligator Alcatraz immigration jail, boasting of deporting 21,000 detainees, as critics cite cruelty and environmental harm.
Supreme Court Issues Two Immigration Rulings
The US Supreme Court issued two major immigration rulings on Thursday, upholding a deportation law and limiting judicial review for some immigrants.
US drone strike victims in Somalia get help from readers
Guardian readers raised £750 for seven-year-old Abdiqadir Salah, injured in a US drone strike in Somalia that killed 12 civilians, including eight children.
New emails show RFK Jr's Samoa trip was vaccine-related
Emails reveal RFK Jr's colleague described a 2019 Samoa trip as a 'mission' to study vaccination discontinuity, contradicting Kennedy's Senate testimony that the trip had 'nothing to do with vaccines'.
Israeli forces arrest Palestinian 'doctor of the poor'
Israeli forces arrested 71-year-old Dr Mazen Al-Rantisi, known as the 'doctor of the poor', in Ramallah. His detention has sparked widespread condemnation and an online solidarity campaign.
Wyden: HHS Plans to Deport 500+ Migrant Children
Senator Ron Wyden accuses the Department of Health and Human Services of preparing an 'unprecedented legal framework' to deport more than 500 unaccompanied migrant children, citing due process violations.
French woman held captive 12 years rescued in Pakistan
Pakistani police rescued Sylvie Yasmina, 54, and her five children after she was allegedly held captive and abused by her husband for 12 years in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Mahmood's Immigration Bill Targets Forced Removals, Age Checks
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's immigration bill, set for MPs next week, aims to increase forced removals, tighten age checks, and limit human rights asylum claims, sparking charity concerns.
Last IS-linked Australian woman to return from Syria
Australia's home affairs minister says the government must issue a return permit to the last Australian woman linked to Islamic State detained in Syria, after legal advice.
US military bypasses British courts for crimes in UK
US military personnel accused of crimes in the UK, including sexual assault and paedophilia, are often tried by courts martial under a 1951 agreement, bypassing British courts.
EU-Taliban Talks Outrage Afghan Women Over Deportations
EU-Taliban meetings on deporting Afghan migrants have sparked fury among Afghan women, who see it as a betrayal of human rights and normalization of gender apartheid.
Reform UK Migrant Levy Plan Alarms EU Nationals
Reform UK proposes evicting overseas nationals from social housing and imposing a migrant labour levy, alarming EU settled status holders who fear betrayal of Brexit promises.
Caribbean's new slavery reparations manifesto: key updates
The Caribbean Community Reparations Commission launches an updated manifesto for slavery reparations, strengthening legal arguments and focusing on gender, climate justice, and Indigenous peoples.
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