The far-right mayor of Castres cancelled a performance of Alexis Michalik's play 'Passeport', calling it political propaganda. The playwright warns it shows what could happen if National Rally runs France.
The Trump administration has removed or altered at least 60 signs across 38 national parks, targeting references to slavery, Native American history, and climate change, according to a leaked database and court filings.
Sara Rowbotham, whistleblower who exposed Rochdale grooming gang, says release of leader Shabir Ahmed is 'terrifying' for women and girls due to weak probation service.
PM Keir Starmer apologised in the Commons for the state's role in forced adoptions that targeted unmarried women between 1949 and 1976, saying the state bore responsibility for 'funding and legitimising' the practice.
Sixteen children were rescued from a squalid Ohio home where they looked 'like feral animals,' officials said. Four adults face child endangering charges.
Emmerdale fans are outraged after Dr Caitlin Todd is killed off, arguing the soap should have shown her face justice in court rather than being murdered.
Police launch renewed appeal for Thomas Ogunmuyiwa, 55, missing since July 2 2016 from Camden. He has complex medical needs and may use alias 'Jackson'.
A 16-year-old boy was arrested for raping a woman on Parkland Walk in Haringey. Police have increased patrols and urge witnesses to come forward.
Priya issues a dangerous warning to Max in EastEnders next week after he hides her in a car boot to avoid Cindy discovering their affair, leaving Max trapped between two women.
Honey Mitchell finally realises Bea Pollard's true nature in EastEnders after a sinister cleansing ritual where Bea burns Billy's possessions, including a special shirt.
After two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela, over 40,000 people are missing. Communities search for loved ones while accusing government forces of neglect. International aid arrives.
Niger's military regime has arrested up to 40 people for homosexuality under a new penal code, causing LGBTQ+ populations to go into hiding and disrupting HIV services.
The family of a three-year-old boy seriously injured in a crocodile attack at Johnsons of Old Hurst zoo thank staff who rescued him. The boy remains in hospital in stable condition.
Donald Trump will attend a ribbon cutting for the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library on Wednesday, touting a legacy his administration is undermining by lifting protections from over 86m acres of public lands, critics say.
A study says New Orleans is at a 'point of no return' due to climate change, but locals resist relocation. Leaders condemn the research as 'ridiculous' while some groups plan for eventual exodus.
The Society of Saint Pius X defied Pope Leo by ordaining four bishops without his consent, leading to automatic excommunication and fears of a Catholic schism.
Drag queens in the Deep South are resisting Trump-era policies through performance and activism, facing increased fear but continuing to fight for LGBTQ visibility.
Police release e-fit of suspect after a woman in her 20s was raped in an alley off Clapham High Street in the early hours of February 14.
Trans activists flooded Royal Family social media after Queen Camilla met JK Rowling, criticizing the timing during Pride Month and Rowling's anti-trans views.
Emmerdale viewers are outraged after Charity Dingle tells son Ryan 'you were born' as she spirals from rape trauma, sparking backlash on social media.
Croydon's first youth awards celebrate young people's positive contributions, aiming to change perceptions of the borough beyond crime and violence.
A group of leftist activists were sentenced to up to 50 years in prison for domestic terrorism after an anti-ICE protest turned violent, raising free speech concerns.
More than 100 Venezuelans deported from the US were in a hotel in La Guaira when earthquakes struck. Survivors describe escaping rubble and searching for missing people.
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann angrily dismissed claims that Ecuador 'wanted it more' after his team lost 2-1 in their final group game, insisting his players gave their all.
The Queensland government confirms vulnerable children slept on the floor of public service offices, but denies policy changes caused an increase in the practice.
Former US Soccer GM Bill Nuttall, who saved a Pelé penalty and built the 1994 World Cup team, hosts Spain at his Chattanooga training camp.
South African authorities deploy police units nationwide ahead of planned anti-immigration demonstrations, fearing a repeat of 2008 violence that killed 62 people.
Staff at Rockstar Games are pushing for union recognition before GTA VI's November release, following the dismissal of 31 union members in October 2025.
A 31-year-old woman swimming in the Econlockhatchee River at Little Big Econ State Forest was killed by an alligator that severed her arm. Two alligators were euthanized.
A 75-year-old New Orleans man who legally changed his name to Santa Claus was arrested for allegedly trying to meet an undercover detective he believed was a 15-year-old boy for sex.