Man Kept Dead Mother in Freezer for Pension Fraud
A 60-year-old man in Wales has admitted to storing his mother's body in a freezer for years while fraudulently claiming her pension and benefits to fund his lifestyle.
Category : Westminster
City of London Asks Andrew to Give Up Freedom Title
Senior City of London officials have formally invited Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to relinquish his Freedom of the City title, following his loss of royal honors and recent legal troubles.
Osbourne's Robinson March Backs Kneecap Claims
Sharon Osbourne's decision to attend an anti-immigration march organized by Tommy Robinson has sparked controversy, validating Belfast rappers Kneecap's earlier criticisms of her views and hypocrisy.
Jodie Marsh Charged With Assault in Farm Animal Dispute
Former glamour model Jodie Marsh has been charged with common assault following an alleged altercation with a neighbor at her Essex animal sanctuary, Fripps Farm.
Meloni's Strategic Pivot Away from Trump
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is tactfully distancing herself from Donald Trump amid political pressures, focusing on domestic stability and the 2027 elections.
Supreme Court to Rule on Monsanto Pesticide Case
The US Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on whether federal law pre-empts state labeling requirements for glyphosate, a pesticide linked to cancer. The ruling could impact consumer rights and agricultural practices nationwide.
Julius Malema Gets Five-Year Jail Term for Gun Offense
South African politician Julius Malema receives a five-year prison sentence for firing a rifle at a 2018 rally. The EFF leader's lawyers appeal immediately.
Labour MP's 'Summer of Sex' Campaign Seeks Parliamentary Debate
Samantha Niblett, Labour MP for South Derbyshire, launches campaign promoting sexual wellness with plans for parliamentary debate and Westminster exhibition.
Pope Leo XIV Denounces Tyrants in War Amid Trump Feud
Pope Leo XIV criticizes leaders using religion to justify war, escalating tensions with Trump's White House over the US-Israel conflict with Iran, as US bishops offer support.
Mandelson Failed Vetting, Foreign Office Overruled Security
Guardian investigation reveals Peter Mandelson was denied security clearance by UKSV before becoming US ambassador, but the Foreign Office overruled the decision, raising questions about transparency.
Mandelson Vetting Row: Officials Debate Withholding Files
Exclusive: Government officials are split over whether to release sensitive documents showing Peter Mandelson failed security vetting before his US ambassador appointment, potentially breaching a parliamentary vote.
Mandelson Vetting Overruled: Questions for Starmer's Government
Peter Mandelson failed security vetting for US ambassador, but the Foreign Office overruled the decision. This raises critical questions about transparency and accountability in Keir Starmer's administration.
Ex-Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax Commits Murder-Suicide
Justin Fairfax, former Virginia lieutenant governor, shot and killed his wife Cerina before turning the gun on himself during a domestic dispute amid a messy divorce, police confirm.
NJ Governor Criticizes FIFA Over $100 World Cup Train Tickets
Governor Mikie Sherrill blames FIFA for potential $100 round-trip train fares to MetLife Stadium World Cup matches, saying taxpayers shouldn't bear the burden.
SNP Pledges Price Caps on Bread and Milk in Manifesto
John Swinney launches SNP manifesto with pledge to cap supermarket prices for essential goods, sparking criticism from retailers and questions about legality.
NYPD Investigates Officers Beating Wrong Man in Brooklyn
The NYPD has launched an internal investigation after video showed two officers repeatedly punching and kicking a man during a mistaken arrest in Brooklyn. Mayor Zohran Mamdani called the footage 'extremely disturbing and unacceptable.'
Archbishop Mullally Supports Pope's Peace Call in Trump Feud
Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally urges Anglicans to join Pope Leo XIV's call for peace, emphasizing the incalculable human cost of war amid tensions with Donald Trump.
Badenoch: Starmer Misled MPs on Mandelson Vetting
Kemi Badenoch claims Keir Starmer misled Parliament about Peter Mandelson's security vetting, citing revelations that the Foreign Office overruled a clearance failure.
Man Jailed for Drunken Choking Attack Near Primary School
Dean Heron, 38, has been sentenced to three years and four months for an unprovoked early morning assault involving choking, striking, and brandishing a knife in Crawley.
Mandelson Denied Security Clearance, Kept Ambassador Post
Lord Peter Mandelson reportedly failed a confidential security vetting process after becoming US ambassador, but the government overruled officials to keep him in Washington DC.
Elon Musk's Father Says Epstein Alive in Russian TV Claim
Errol Musk, father of Elon, sparked controversy by asserting Jeffrey Epstein is not dead, dismissing official accounts as absurd during a primetime Russian state TV interview.
Church Sermon: 'Devil Will Come' If Women Refuse Husbands Sex
A church charity faces scrutiny after sermons show leaders telling women they have no authority over their bodies and advocating for institutionalization of gay people.
Former Conservative MP Patrick Ground Dies at 93
Patrick Ground, former Conservative MP for Feltham and Heston, has passed away aged 93. Tributes highlight his dedication as a public servant and his enduring community connections.
Hackney Mayor Election 2026: Five Candidates Compete
Residents in Hackney will vote on May 7 for a new Mayor and council seats, with five candidates from major parties outlining their pledges on affordability, crime, and services.
Readers Debate Trump's Iran Actions and Hypocrisy Claims
MetroTalk readers engage in heated discussion about Donald Trump's foreign policy decisions regarding Iran, questioning consistency in addressing dictatorships globally while domestic concerns mount.
Ashling O'Shea Shares Video of London Stalker Confrontation
Hollyoaks actress Ashling O'Shea bravely filmed a man following her at night in Shepherd's Bush, sparking discussions on street safety and support for women.
Pet Sitters Convicted for Abusing Dogs on Holiday
A pair of pet sitters in Solihull were caught on camera kicking and dragging dogs, leading to a court conviction and a seven-year animal ban.
AfD Promotes 'Remigration' and Free Russian Lessons in Germany
Germany's far-right AfD party in Saxony-Anhalt is campaigning on 'remigration' deportations and free Russian language lessons, while facing scrutiny over alleged intelligence leaks to foreign powers.
Five Guilty in 2025 Walworth Murder of Giovanny Bedoya
Five men have been found guilty of murdering 21-year-old Giovanny Bedoya in a violent knife attack in Walworth, following an 11-week trial at the Old Bailey.
US Influencer Ashly Robinson's Death in Zanzibar Sparks Suspicion
Ashly Robinson, a 31-year-old US lifestyle influencer, died mysteriously while vacationing in Zanzibar with her boyfriend, Joe McCann. Local officials have withheld his passport as her family seeks answers amid conflicting reports.
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