Man arrested after shot fired outside York mosque
A 44-year-old man was arrested after a shot was fired outside York Mosque and Islamic Centre early Thursday; no injuries reported, mosque closed as precaution.
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Islington man dies from head injuries; murder charge
Ahmed Jama, 50, died from serious head injuries after an attack in Hungerford Road, Islington. Mohamed Touitha, 23, charged with murder.
Letters: Bill Oddie's death brings comfort to depressive
Readers share memories of Bill Oddie, debate Marmite ice-cream ratings, question obituary clichés, and ponder natural causes and a vanished plate.
Cockroach Protests Challenge Modi's Strongman Image
India's Cockroach Janta party protests, sparked by a judge's remark, force education minister's resignation and weaken Modi's grip on power.
Chiefs' Bieniemy away as wife recovers from shooting
Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy remains with family after his wife Mia was shot multiple times; son Elijah charged. Mia out of ICU.
Lesnes Estate residents win judicial review bid
A High Court judge has granted a judicial review into Bexley Council's approval to demolish the Lesnes Estate, halting plans for nearly 2,000 new homes.
Berlin Pride attack: Hypocrisy of German leaders condemned
Columnist Fatma Aydemir criticizes German politicians for expressing solidarity after the Berlin Pride attack, accusing them of hypocrisy for cutting queer community resources.
Booing of Quaynor met with equivocation from AFL officials
Isaac Quaynor was booed by Adelaide crowd; Collingwood coach Craig McRae condemned it, but AFL and Crows responses were seen as weak.
Green leader Polanski urged to hand over social media accounts
Green Party leader Zack Polanski faces internal calls to delegate his social media after sharing a post appearing to endorse violence against Nigel Farage, as polls show Labour gaining.
Green leader won't apologise for guillotine post targeting Farage
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says sharing a guillotine image aimed at Nigel Farage was an 'inadvertent mistake' but refuses to apologise, as Reform UK reports him to police.
Teacher banned for 'Edward Cullen type of love' confession
Rafiqul Islam, 34, a maths teacher at Friern Barnet School, was banned from teaching after confessing love to a 16-year-old pupil via Instagram messages.
John Cleese: 'I am a culturalist, not a racist'
John Cleese, 86, insists he is 'not a racist' but a 'culturalist' after supporting Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe, saying some cultures are better than others.
Joe Tate shocks Emmerdale with bizarre groomsman announcement
Joe Tate asks Billy Fletcher to be his groomsman after Billy tried to kiss Dawn, leaving fans questioning Joe's motives in Emmerdale.
Corrie: Ross threatens to kill Cassie over secret
Tyrone Dobbs' father Ross Wilkes threatens to kill Cassie Plummer if she comes between him and Tyrone, ahead of Cassie's exit from Coronation Street.
DOJ Drops Charges Against Union Leader David Huerta
The Department of Justice has moved to dismiss charges against David Huerta, a California union leader arrested during a 2025 ICE protest, marking another case against protesters collapsing.
Cockroach movement threatens to restart protests after arrests
India's Cockroach Janta party accuses government of breaking promise not to act against student protesters, threatens to resume demonstrations after hundreds detained.
Why American Jews Are Turning Away from Israel
A growing generational and political divide is reshaping US Jewish views on Israel amid accusations of genocide in Gaza, challenging long-held traditions and dividing families.
Alarm as Florida rushes to carry out rare double execution
Florida prepares for its first double execution in a single day since 1976, with rights groups condemning secrecy and risks of botched procedures.
Iran prisoners sew lips shut in mass hunger strike
At least 1,500 death row prisoners at Iran's Ghezel Hesar jail have sewn their lips shut in a hunger strike to protest a surge in executions over drug offences and protest-related charges.
Clicky Ponting: Cheating row in English club cricket
A fielder in a North Yorkshire league match allegedly clicked his fingers to mimic a nick, sparking an investigation and online outrage.
Led By Donkeys wins £27k over seized Gaza banner
Campaign group Led By Donkeys received £27,216 from Veolia after a 'Yes It's A Genocide' banner was seized by GLA officials and destroyed.
Progressive faith groups invoke religious freedom for civil rights
Progressive congregations and organizers are leveraging religious freedom laws to protect civil liberties, including abortion access, immigrant rights, and sacred sites, across the USA.
Satire: Philp Claims French Navy Shots Intimidated Him
In a satirical sketch, shadow home secretary Chris Philp claims French navy gunshots were an attempt to intimidate him over small boats crisis coverage.
Crossbench MPs slam Labor over Rex Patrick's $150k legal fee
Crossbench MPs criticize Labor for seeking up to $150,000 in legal costs from Rex Patrick if he loses his Aukus documents FOI battle, warning of a chilling effect on transparency.
Professor faces 6 years in 'antifa' case over ICE protests
Erik Davis, a college professor, is charged with conspiracy to obstruct ICE. Experts say the case is part of a pattern to criminalize lawful organizing and intimidate activists.
Mystery of the Vanished Beef Joint and Reader Letters
A humorous tale of a dog stealing a beef joint, along with letters on short illnesses, Andy Burnham's move, and definitions of meals.
Pro-Palestine activist spared jail for Big Ben climb
Daniel Day, 30, was given a suspended 14-month sentence for climbing Big Ben barefoot, causing £92,000 in costs and major disruption.
Emmerdale's Kev in dark place after Vinny's lie
Vinny Dingle's trauma leads him to lie about Kev Townsend, causing Kev to accidentally punch Lewis and spiral into a dark place, hinting at a violent return.
Coronation Street: Dylan attacked, wrong suspect blamed
Dylan Wilson is violently assaulted on Coronation Street after Betsy's stroke, but the wrong culprit is blamed. Lisa, Brody, or Lauren could be the real attacker.
Coronation Street: Cassie's fate uncertain after Ross kidnap
Cassie Plummer's life spirals as she is dumped by Steve, thrown out by Tyrone, and kidnapped by Ross after exposing his past. Her fate is left open.
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