Three men killed in separate incidents over the past year allegedly involving G4S guards on Del Monte's pineapple farm in Kenya, despite the company hiring G4S after previous deaths were exposed.
Jane Lawson argues that fathers of babies taken in forced adoptions have been removed from the narrative of blame, and calls for their accountability.
Count Binface reflects on Britain's embrace of absurdity, from Mr Blobby to Liz Truss, and the enduring spirit of Boaty McBoatface in Clacton.
John Grant, 77, a Baptist church leader, was convicted of 11 sexual attacks on four vulnerable young men between 1970 and 2012. Police fear more victims exist and urge them to come forward.
John Grant, 77, a senior church figure in Muswell Hill, was convicted of sexually assaulting vulnerable young men between 1970 and 2012. Police believe more victims may exist.
Estonian foreign minister says Putin could 'jump out of a window' as fuel shortages spark fist fights at petrol pumps across Russia, with oligarchs doubting his leadership.
Activists from Republic hung a banner of Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein in the Throne Room of Buckingham Palace, demanding answers about what the royals knew.
A mother discovered a suitcase with human remains while attending a teddy bear hunt fundraiser in Kent. Two men have been charged with murder and preventing a burial.
The statue of AFL great Nicky Winmar, commemorating his stand against racism in 1993, was removed after his domestic violence conviction, sparking debate over its symbolic meaning.
Warren Lyttle, 40s, died after falling from an Eleventh Night bonfire on the Braniel estate in east Belfast on Friday. Police and HSENI are investigating.
Ed Davey calls Tommy Robinson a 'useful idiot for a hostile state' after Elon Musk's family foundation funded the far-right activist's Moscow visit, urging stronger UK democracy protections.
City employees in Atlanta threw away tents, medication, and IDs of unhoused people at a park near a World Cup viewing area, violating procedures created after a fatal incident.
A woman died after her home was swept away in Missouri flash flooding. Over 200 campers were rescued by helicopter as heavy rain battered the state, prompting a state of emergency.
While suffering severe food poisoning in Xi'An, a hotel cleaner and receptionist cared for the author and took her elderly father sightseeing, refusing payment.
About 300 people gathered in Lumphini Park, Bangkok to sit still and do nothing for an hour, responding to a Facebook event promising an escape from screens and a protest against capitalism.
Lizzo opens up about the 2023 allegations from former dancers, her new album 'Bitch', and why she refuses to let the scandal define her.
Angela Harger Thompson's 4,000-mile sailing trip with an ex-boyfriend becomes a harrowing ordeal as coronavirus traps them at sea, revealing his true character.
A fan and friend of the show says Ricky Gervais has ruined The Office legacy by airbrushing co-creator Stephen Merchant from anniversary celebrations and interviews.
The disappearance of 11 US scientists sparks a UFO conspiracy, tracing back to a 1977 British TV broadcast. Phil Tinline explains the origins and impact.
The Australian Jewish News removed a piece decrying treatment of Sarah Schwartz. Contributor Nomi Kaltmann republished it. ABC ombudsman reveals investigation at royal commission.
A swiftlet was rescued after its nest was destroyed during renovations by a council-appointed contractor in Jarrow. The Northern Swifts Group fears more nests were lost, prompting a council investigation.
Five Police Scotland officers injured in Glasgow protests. Police urge factchecking online claims after crowds gathered due to mistaken identity and false rumors.
Pauline Hanson's UK meetings with far-right figures like Tommy Robinson are a deliberate strategy to build a global brand and shift political debate rightward, experts say.
Activists and the city of Philadelphia are battling the Trump administration over the removal of interpretive panels detailing enslavement at the President's House, a historic site from the 1790s.
The Trump administration charged 15 Minneapolis protesters with conspiracy for resisting ICE operations. Known as the 'Minnesota 15,' they face up to six years in prison, but organizers vow to continue.
Usman Khawaja opens up about Islamophobia in cricket, feeling like an outsider, and why reporting hate is crucial for belonging in Australia.
Martin Rowson's cartoon mocks Nigel Farage's byelection campaign in Clacton, highlighting Reform UK's political ambitions and media tactics.
Prince Harry revealed during a hospital visit that his son Prince Archie, 7, is 'obsessed with Lego' and a 'master builder,' offering a rare glimpse into his private family life.
One officer injured and four arrested as crowds threw bottles and set off fireworks on Edgware Road after Morocco vs France World Cup quarter final.
Kate Williams, sacked from Great Ormond Street Hospital School, has been reinstated by a judge who ruled her dismissal was based on protected trade union activity.