Armed Drink-Driver Jailed After Fleeing into London Nightclub
Nathan Ingram, 29, sentenced to five years for possessing a loaded firearm and cocaine after fleeing a traffic stop in Hoxton and running into a crowded venue.
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California Bill Bans ICE Agents Near Polling Sites
California lawmakers introduce legislation to prohibit federal immigration agents from being within 200 feet of polling places, aiming to prevent voter intimidation during midterm elections.
Ex-New Haven Police Chief Charged with $85K Theft
Karl Jacobson, former police chief of New Haven, Connecticut, faces larceny charges for allegedly stealing over $85,000 from department accounts meant for informants and youth programs.
Legal Expert Answers Questions on Andrew Arrest
Legal commentator Joshua Rozenberg explains the charge of misconduct in public office, the investigation timeline, and potential penalties in the case of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
Man Jailed for Starving Dogs to Death at Essex Rehoming Centre
Oaveed Rahman, 26, was sentenced to five years in prison for fraud and animal cruelty after 41 dogs died at his fake charity, Save A Paw, in Billericay, Essex.
Trump Threatens 10% Tariffs After Supreme Court Ruling
Donald Trump announced plans for new global tariffs after the Supreme Court blocked his use of emergency powers for trade measures, calling the decision a 'disgrace to the nation'.
Two Arrested in Yorkshire Holiday Park Carbon Monoxide Deaths
Two people have been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter after Cherish Bean, 15, and Ethan Slater, 17, died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at a holiday lodge in East Yorkshire.
Hamas Holds Leadership Vote at Critical Juncture for Gaza
Hamas has reportedly initiated leadership elections as the militant group faces pivotal decisions on disarmament, cooperation with US peace plans, and its future role in Gaza governance.
Derek Philpott: A Life of Service Remembered
Derek Philpott, a respected figure known for his contributions to public service and community, has passed away. His legacy includes significant work in local governance and advocacy.
Supreme Court Rules Trump's Tariffs Exceeded Presidential Authority
The US Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 that Donald Trump illegally imposed global tariffs without congressional approval. Experts say the ruling is a blow but won't end his trade war.
Trump Doubts Heaven Entry as Iran Tensions Rise
Former President Donald Trump reiterates his belief he won't reach heaven while escalating threats against Iran, as Supreme Court blocks his tariff plans.
Trump's 'Board of Peace' Faces Criticism for Private Interests
A new analysis reveals that Donald Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace' is structured to serve private interests more than the public good, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in foreign policy.
Singing the Praises of Political Plurality in Governance
A new report highlights how political plurality enhances democratic resilience, fosters inclusive decision-making, and strengthens public trust in governance systems.
Supreme Court Rules Trump Tariffs Unlawful, Democrats Celebrate
The US Supreme Court has ruled that Donald Trump illegally imposed global tariffs, with Democrats hailing the decision as a victory for American consumers and congressional authority.
Ex-Mail on Sunday Editor Denies PI Handler Allegations in Court
Paul Henderson, former investigations editor at the Mail on Sunday, has denied allegations of acting as a handler for corrupt private investigators in a high-profile legal case against Associated Newspapers Ltd.
Stockport Man in Court Over Alleged Wife Rape Plot
A man in his 60s from Stockport faces 48 charges including conspiracy to drug and rape his wife, alongside 12 other men accused of related sexual offenses.
Andrew's Arrest Threatens King Charles's Reign and Monarchy
The arrest of Prince Andrew on misconduct charges has sparked a constitutional crisis, questioning the monarchy's finances, privacy, and public trust, with King Charles facing unprecedented challenges.
Police Quiz Andrew's Officers Over Epstein Files Review
Former and serving close protection officers for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor are being interviewed by the Metropolitan Police regarding potential relevant information in the Epstein files review.
Prince Andrew Arrest Photo: The Story Behind the Global Image
Reuters photojournalist Phil Noble captured the iconic image of Prince Andrew leaving police custody after a 10-hour stakeout. Learn how luck, skill, and patience aligned to create this historic photograph.
Azerbaijan's Trump Board Sparks London Peace Protests
Azerbaijan's controversial billboard featuring Donald Trump in London has ignited protests by peace activists, highlighting tensions over foreign influence and political messaging in the city.
Man Declares Self President of Unclaimed Land, Opens Embassies
Daniel Jackson, 21, founded the Free Republic of Verdis on unclaimed Balkan territory and has opened two embassies while pursuing international recognition for his micronation.
Supreme Court Rules Trump Overstepped Power on Tariffs
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Donald Trump overstepped executive authority by imposing tariffs, dealing a blow to his economic agenda and asserting Congressional power over taxation.
New Mexico Reopens Epstein Ranch Investigation
New Mexico's attorney general has ordered the reopening of the criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch following new revelations from federal files.
Jealous Husband Jailed for Murdering Wife in Cardiff
Thisara Weragalage, 38, has been sentenced to at least 23 years in prison for murdering his wife, Nirodha, in a jealous rage after she started dating a colleague in Cardiff.
Man Pleads Guilty to London Underground Text Scam Plot
A man has pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to defraud London Underground passengers using SMS blasters hidden in suitcases, targeting commuters with fake delivery messages to steal bank details.
Two Charged with Murder in Death of Three-Year-Old London Boy
A 28-year-old woman and a 30-year-old man face murder charges following the death of three-year-old Isiayah Henry in Woolwich, southeast London, after he was hospitalized with serious injuries.
Reform UK's Matt Goodwin Faces GB News Harassment Complaint
Matt Goodwin, Reform UK's byelection candidate, was accused by a GB News staffer of inappropriate comments. His lawyer called it a resolved 'minor workplace matter'.
CFMEU Scandal Threatens Jacinta Allan's Premiership
A bombshell report alleges Victoria's CFMEU branch turned into a crime syndicate, costing taxpayers billions and endangering Premier Jacinta Allan's political future as the state election nears.
Tim Wilson's Political Ambition: Shadow Treasurer's Rise
Tim Wilson, the new shadow treasurer, emerges as a key figure in the Liberal Party after the 2025 election defeat, sparking debates over ideology and leadership ambitions.
Liberals' Election Test: South Australia Polling Nightmare
New polling reveals the South Australian election could be a disaster for the Liberal Party, with a surge to One Nation posing a critical challenge. Analysis includes Angus Taylor's shadow frontbench and debates on IS families.
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