Violence erupts in London after Morocco World Cup loss
A police officer was knocked unconscious during riots on Edgware Road after Morocco lost to France 2-0 in the World Cup quarter-final. Four arrests made.
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Hackney School Leaders Refuse Apology for Discipline Culture
Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy leaders refuse to apologise for strict toilet policies that led to pupils soiling themselves, despite safeguarding review findings.
Riot police on Edgware Road after Morocco World Cup exit
Riot police were deployed to Edgware Road in London after Morocco's World Cup quarter-final defeat to France, with clashes and fireworks causing chaos.
Maddy Cusack asked chaplain to keep talks secret from club
Maddy Cusack repeatedly asked Sheffield United's former chaplain not to tell the club she was speaking to him, an inquest heard. Dr Delroy Hall said she felt pressure juggling two jobs.
Fourth killed by Trump's Memphis taskforce in motel shooting
Federal agents killed a man at a Memphis motel Wednesday in a DEA operation, marking the fourth officer-involved death since Trump's anticrime taskforce began in September.
Aid worker killed in Israeli strike after organising Gaza World Cup screenings
Mohamed al-Wahidi, who arranged World Cup screenings across Gaza, died when a missile struck his taxi before Egypt vs Argentina match.
World Cup racism surge reflects 'growing pattern of abuse'
Racist abuse during the World Cup has surged, with a 13-fold increase in online attacks. Experts link the rise to divisive political rhetoric and social media inaction.
Palestinian aid driver killed by Israeli soldier in Gaza
Ahmad Esleem, a Palestinian driver transporting World Central Kitchen food aid, was shot dead by an Israeli soldier despite having raised hands, eyewitnesses and the truckers association report, threatening aid suspension.
Glasgow protest: Crowd tries to force alleged sex attacker out
Hundreds of protesters in Glasgow's Castlemilk attempted to enter a block of flats where an alleged sex attacker lives, leading to a stand-off with police and evacuation of residents.
Human fox joins Count Binface against Nigel Farage
Wildlife campaigner Rob Pownall, dressed as a fox, will stand against Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election to protest his record on animal welfare and hunting.
Injured man and teen arrested after Chingford Mount stabbing
A 34-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy have been arrested after a stabbing on Old Church Road in Chingford Mount. The man was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Family of mum and two daughters found dead at home describe loss
The family of a mother and her two children found dead at their home near Bedford has described their 'unimaginable loss'. The husband has been named as a murder suspect.
Islington stalker reappears outside victim's home three times
A stalker who attacked a woman in Islington and tried to force entry into her home has been spotted outside her residence three times in a week, prompting a fresh police investigation.
Clacton weary as Farage triggers byelection
Nigel Farage triggers a 'people versus the establishment' byelection in Clacton, but rivals from Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Greens, and Reform splinter party Restore Britain decline to run, leaving only novelty candidate Count Binface to ch
Body of missing Mississippi teen Nolan Wells found on island
The body of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old college freshman, was found on Horn Island after he went missing following a 4 July boat trip with friends.
How asylum protests tore apart the Essex town of Epping
After a sexual assault by an asylum seeker, Epping was engulfed in far-right protests. The town remains divided as the hotel empties.
Wildfires Force Evacuations Across Southern Europe (08.07.2026)
Thousands flee homes as wildfires rage in France, Spain, Portugal, Greece, and other southern European nations. Tell us how the fires have affected you.
Teargas and hope: AfD protest blockade in Erfurt
Thousands of protesters blocked the AfD party congress in Erfurt, using civil disobedience. The author joined them, finding hope against the far-right rise in Germany.
Colombian Activists Resist Far-Right Fossil Fuel Push
Yuvelis Morales Blanco, Goldman prize winner, vows to keep fighting as Colombia's new far-right president Abelardo de la Espriella pledges to exploit oil reserves, reversing climate progress.
Austrian Court Rules Burkini Ban Discriminatory
An Austrian court ruled a ski resort hotel's burkini ban discriminatory, ordering a €20 fee on top of a €100 fine, in a case highlighting far-right tensions.
Israeli officer throws stun grenade into car in West Bank
CCTV footage shows Israeli border police officer throwing a stun grenade into a car carrying young Palestinians during a raid on Qalandiya refugee camp. All occupants survived.
Albania's Flamingo Revolution: Protests Against Luxury Resort
Thousands protest in Albania against a luxury resort backed by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, sparking broader questions about governance and transparency.
Count Binface vs Nigel Farage: Who is the man inside the bin?
Count Binface, the viral political satirist, plans to take on Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election. He demands other parties stand down, saying 'Leave him to me.'
UK pardons last woman hanged 70 years after execution
Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in the UK, has been granted a posthumous conditional pardon by the King on advice from Justice Secretary David Lammy, replacing her death sentence with life imprisonment.
Cassie warns Tracy about dangerous ex Ross in Coronation Street
Cassie Plummer warns Tracy Barlow that her new romance with Ross Wilkes is dangerous, as the ex-con re-enters her life in Coronation Street.
Palestine House hosts October 7 attack supporters
Palestine House in London hosted speakers Latifa Abouchakra and Batool Subeiti who praised the October 7 attacks as 'triumph' and 'unprecedented revenge', sparking outrage from antisemitism campaigners.
Soho Pride 'worst ever' over council restrictions
Soho's Old Compton Street saw its 'quietest, most stifled' Pride yet, with businesses citing over-regulation by Westminster Council for a decline in LGBTQ+ nightlife.
Ronni Ancona denies Bea redemption in EastEnders
EastEnders star Ronni Ancona reveals Bea Pollard will reject redemption in upcoming scenes, hinting she may return to cause more chaos after her dramatic arrest.
Mexico Keep Spirits Up After England World Cup Heartbreak
Despite a 2-1 defeat to England in the World Cup last 16, Mexico and its fans remain upbeat, celebrating their team's epic performance and the nation's hosting spirit.
Sheffield United coach called player 'generally a liar' in FA probe
Jonathan Morgan, former manager of Maddy Cusack, told the FA she was 'generally a liar' during an investigation into her death, an inquest heard. Morgan denies shouting or calling her a 'psycho'.
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