Family of mum stabbed to death while asleep next to baby demand justice
Family of Kirandeep Kaur, 24, stabbed to death by stranger Daniel Sean James while asleep with husband and baby in Hayes, demand justice and body repatriation.
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Date Revealed He Was Married – I Stormed Out
Anya Abbott's first date in six years turned shocking when her date admitted he was married with kids, leading her to storm out and delete his number.
Two men sought in Hackney murder of Elijah Seriki, 23
Police appeal for public's help to locate Cavalli Harriott and Jayqwan Stevens-Burke after Elijah Seriki, 23, was fatally stabbed near Mossbourne Community Academy in Hackney on July 13.
Family demands justice for mum killed in random Hayes attack
The family of Kirandeep Kaur, 24, allegedly stabbed to death while sleeping beside her husband and baby in Hayes, demand justice and help repatriating her body to India.
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Kim Tate orders Ross Barton to investigate Home Farm break-in
Kim Tate turns to Ross Barton after a break-in at Home Farm in Emmerdale. Ross bungles the investigation, accusing Moira Dingle and Robert Sugden, leading to a punch from Aaron Dingle. A USB is stolen, hinting at a hunt for information.
Top Democrat warns Trump setting stage to seize midterm elections
Rep. Jim Himes warns Trump's speech sets basis to deploy federal officers and seize ballot boxes on Election Day, risking American democracy.
Sonam Wangchuk weakens on 19th day of hunger strike
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk has lost 9kg and struggles to speak on day 19 of his hunger strike, demanding education minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
Ann Widdecombe death: UK must rethink political culture
Ann Widdecombe's killing raises urgent questions about dehumanising politicians and the need for a civilised political culture that rejects violence.
Concacaf whistleblower: Fifa survived Blatter, Warner, Infantino
Mel Brennan, former Concacaf executive, discusses the 2015 corruption scandal, missed reforms, and why football governance remains opaque, in an interview with The Guardian.
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Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson depicts Andy Burnham challenging Keir Starmer, highlighting internal Labour tensions over policy direction and regional leadership.
Lack of Diversity in New LOTR Film a Backward Step
The Hunt for Gollum casts only white actors, a backward step after The Rings of Power's diversity, sparking debate on Tolkien adaptations.
Lipreader decodes World Cup couple's viral argument
A lipreader claims the viral World Cup couple's argument started after the woman accidentally hit a boy with her flag, not over infidelity or betting as speculated online.
Fundraiser for mum stabbed to death in Hayes
A fundraiser has been set up for Kirandeep Kaur, 24, who was fatally stabbed while sleeping beside her baby and husband in Hayes. The attack is alleged to be unprovoked.
Meghan Markle 'feels sadness' after UK visit with Harry
Meghan Markle feels 'a lot of sadness' after visiting King Charles with Harry and their children, as she was unable to support Harry at Invictus Games events due to security concerns.
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Mature trees cut down during bird nesting season in Coxheath
A 77-year-old retiree is dismayed after mature 10-metre trees were cut down to two metres around a healthcare centre in Coxheath during the no-felling season, which protects nesting wildlife.
Man jailed for harassing paramedic under new sex-based harassment law
A man who sexually harassed a London Ambulance Service paramedic while she treated him at a bus stop has been jailed in one of the first convictions under new sex-based harassment legislation.
Met Police Taser teen with machete in Wembley
Met Police officers used a Taser to arrest a 17-year-old carrying a machete in his waistband on Empire Way, Wembley. The teen received a nine-month Youth Referral Order.
Pensioner survives 9 days lost in Russian wilderness
A 79-year-old man survived nine days lost in dense woodland on Russia's Sakhalin Island after a fishing trip, rescued too weak to walk.
Muslim woman fears safety after seagull rescue video twisted
Nora Mubarak says she is called 'seagull eater' after far-right figures shared a clipped video of her rescuing a baby seagull, leading to death threats and harassment.
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Emmerdale: Dr Todd's sex crime leaves Vanessa's world in turmoil
Emmerdale's Vanessa Woodfield learns Dr Caitlin Todd sexually assaulted Charity Dingle after police question her, leaving Vanessa reeling.
Calls for datacentre moratorium after PM's AI speech
Environmental groups call for a pause on datacentre development after Anthony Albanese promised faster approvals. NDIS reforms to remove 145,000 with autism by 2030.
Madrid tenants fight housing crisis with art
Tenants of Tribulete 7 in Madrid protest against an investment fund by turning their building into a stage, using art and community care as resistance.
Country diary: Cornwall to Surrey in heatwave
A journey from Cornwall to Surrey during a heatwave reveals rolling downlands, straw-laden lorries, Stonehenge, and the lush Surrey Hills.
Trump admin replaces slavery exhibit at Washington home
The Trump administration replaced an exhibit on enslaved people at George Washington's Philadelphia home with panels sympathetic to enslavers, sparking accusations of whitewashing history.
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Haiti gangs force children into brutality: half of members now minors
Armed gangs in Haiti now recruit children as half of all members, forcing them into killing, kidnapping, and sexual exploitation amid state collapse, UN warns.
Ukraine Protests Erupt Over Defence Minister's Sacking
Thousands are protesting in Kyiv, Lviv, and other cities after President Zelenskyy dismissed popular Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, sparking widespread public outrage.
Frontline worker's anger at Tories' PPE failures still burns
Midwife Laura Matthews recounts fear and anger over inadequate PPE during pandemic, after Covid inquiry reveals £10bn wasted by Johnson government.
CCRC must rebuild trust after Malkinson failures, says Guardian
The Criminal Cases Review Commission faces a reputational crisis after failing to prevent wrongful imprisonments. A review ordered by Vera Baird aims to restore confidence as applications surge.
Amnesty UK self-reports over Rowling centre 'anti-rights' claim
Amnesty International UK has referred itself to the Charity Commission after describing JK Rowling's Beira's Place as 'anti-rights'. The centre considers legal action.
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Uber driver guilty of killing dog walker and attempted murder
Dawood Safi, 28, admitted manslaughter of Wayne Broadhurst due to diminished responsibility; jury found him guilty of attempting to murder his landlord.
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