Zack Polanski, Green party leader, has been cleared by an ethics inquiry over complaints he didn't pay council tax while living on a houseboat. The monitoring officer found no breach of conduct.
Donald Trump's ceasefire deal with Iran is framed as a win, but analysis reveals it concedes to Tehran's terms, ending sanctions and promising non-interference.
The UK government will address VPN usage by children in July as part of its next step in the social media ban for under-16s, Science and Tech Secretary Liz Kendall announced.
Foreign doctors like Ali from Afghanistan face uncertainty due to Trump's travel bans and visa pauses, endangering healthcare access in rural US areas already facing doctor shortages.
A new homeowner in Burlington, Connecticut, discovered skeletal remains of three people in a foreclosed home bought at auction. The court may invalidate the sale.
Giles Peaker, a housing lawyer who founded Nearly Legal and helped pass the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018, has died suddenly aged 60.
Readers remember Roy Hattersley's Endpiece column and his role in the Chagos Islands development, highlighting his warmth and historical impact.
ICE relocates detainees from Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' facility amid hurricane season and human rights abuse allegations, including use of cages and contaminated water.
Canadian judge rejects Thomas Partey's emergency appeal to enter Canada for the World Cup due to undeclared rape and sexual assault charges in the UK.
Ghana faces challenges ahead of World Cup opener as Thomas Partey denied entry to Canada, while coaching instability and financial issues plague preparations.
A new generation of feminists in China is working in the shadows to help vulnerable women forced into marriages, as authorities face criticism for failing to address the issue.
Pauline Hanson, in her first National Press Club address, argued Australia should be 'monocultural,' calling multiculturalism a failed policy and targeting Muslims.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces a full state apology for historical forced adoption in England, calling it a 'shameful period' and promising survivors the recognition they deserve.
Keith Sonderling, acting US labor secretary, sent letters to 53 states and territories threatening to withhold administrative funds over unemployment fraud, but provided no data to support allegations.
City Hall unaware of where Met Police job cuts will fall after £50m Palantir AI deal blocked, Deputy Mayor says. Tensions rise over potential frontline cuts.
Lambeth Council launches a review after residents avoid vital services due to fear of immigration raids and data sharing with Immigration Enforcement.
A British teenager who vanished from home has been found in Ecuador's Imbabura province with an American man subject to an Interpol notice, amid human trafficking fears.
A Croydon nail salon owner claims he didn't employ three Vietnamese nationals identified as immigration offenders during a Home Office raid, as the business faces a potential fine.
Iran's top diplomat says peace with US requires Israeli forces to leave Lebanon. Trump criticizes Israel's actions, as concerns grow over ceasefire durability.
A far-right 'remigration' ideology aims to make life punishing for immigrants, now policy under Trump. Journalist Paola Ramos explores the exodus and its threat to the American Dream.
Florida's attorney general accuses TikTok of violating state law by exposing children to harmful sexual content and addictive features, seeking to enforce social media restrictions for teens.
Experts warn Sri Lanka is a new hub for transnational cybercrime as Chinese-run scam networks relocate from SE Asia, exploiting easy visas and lax regulation.
Sweden's parliament voted to pass 'good behaviour' and 'snitch' laws, allowing permit revocation for vague criteria and requiring public workers to report undocumented migrants, sparking rights concerns.
Nestory Irankunda's two world-class goals lead Australia to victory over Turkey, sparking joy and reflection on multiculturalism, but also caution against placing too much weight on one player.
Iranians express exhaustion and anger as a potential peace deal with the US approaches, with doubts over its durability and feelings of betrayal by the Trump administration.
Refugee groups and lawyers condemn Conservative proposals to strip judges of asylum appeal powers, calling it an attack on justice and equality under the law.
Disability activists warn that banning under-16s from social media could isolate disabled children, cutting off vital connections to peers and role models with similar conditions.
Robert Jenrick announces Reform UK's plan for a migrant labour levy to prioritize British workers, sparking debate on immigration and native privilege.
The UK government announces a social media ban for under-16s, sparking mixed reactions from parents, with some welcoming the move and others questioning its effectiveness.
An ICE agent in New Jersey was struck by a vehicle and fired at it as the suspect fled. The incident occurred amid heightened immigration enforcement following Trump's new law.