Woman guilty of harassing Madeleine McCann's parents
Polish national Julia Wandelt convicted of harassing Kate and Gerry McCann after claiming to be their missing daughter. Read the full court verdict details.
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Readers Debate Government Responsibility for Prison Failures
Metro readers discuss government accountability for recent prison errors, international student policies, and public spending. Join the conversation and have your say.
Trump's Miami Forum Amid Food Aid Cuts Crisis
As US food aid slashed for 42 million, Trump touts 'economic miracle' at lavish Miami business forum. Explore the stark contrast and political fallout.
Contenders Emerge for Pelosi's San Francisco Seat
After Nancy Pelosi's historic 40-year tenure ends, progressive Democrats Scott Wiener and Saikat Chakrabarti compete for her coveted San Francisco congressional seat. Discover the contenders shaping this political transition.
Woman who claimed to be Madeleine McCann found guilty
Julia Wandelt, who falsely claimed to be missing Madeleine McCann, has been convicted of harassing the toddler's parents. Read the full details of this disturbing case.
Two arrested after XL bully kills baby in Wales
A nine-month-old baby boy has died following an XL bully attack in South Wales. Two people arrested as police urge public not to speculate. Read the latest updates.
Kidnapper on run amid open prison absconder surge
A convicted kidnapper serving 21 years is at large after absconding from HMP Ford. Police warn the public not to approach him as prison governors raise the alarm over a sudden rise in escapes. Call 999 if seen.
Dad dies after assault at Hertfordshire charity event
Jack Oliver Frogell, 48, dies 10 days after alleged assault at Hemel Hempstead Town FC charity event. Police appeal for witnesses to come forward.
Barefoot Bromley man scares off motorbike thieves
Watch repair worker confronts would-be thieves barefoot at 1am. The Brazilian native reveals his mental health struggle after repeated bike thefts forced lifestyle changes.
Global Snapshot: Hurricane Cleanup & Political Drama
From Hurricane Melissa salvage to a former Bolivian president's release. Explore the day's most powerful global images, curated by The Guardian's picture editors.
Kebab shop families jailed after metal pole street brawl
Members of two rival kebab shop families have been sentenced for a violent broad daylight brawl in Newport where metal poles and walking sticks were used as weapons.
Three prisoners charged with Kyle Bevan murder
Mark Fellows, Lee Newell, and David Taylor have been charged with the murder of child killer Kyle Bevan at HMP Wakefield. Get the latest on this prison case.
Met Police racism 'baked' into systems, report finds
A damning internal review finds anti-black discrimination is structurally embedded in the Met Police. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley acknowledges the 'powerful' report calling for systemic change.
Three prisoners charged with child killer's murder
Three prisoners face murder charges after child killer Kyle Bevan found dead in HMP Wakefield cell. Latest developments in this breaking prison news story.
Minister defends Lammy amid prisoner release error
Justice Secretary David Lammy faces criticism after a mistaken prisoner release from Wandsworth. Government colleagues express 'disquiet' as Labour defends his handling of the crisis.
Prison governor warns of public safety risks
Sky News reveals prison safety concerns as offenders moved to low-security facilities. Plus, 11 arrests after Aston Villa match and Mary's retirement shock. Stay informed.
Trump Admits Shutdown Hurt Republicans in Polls
Donald Trump concedes the government shutdown hurt Republicans at the polls. Democrats gain leverage as Nancy Pelosi announces retirement. Analysis on Sky's Trump100 podcast.
UK rejected Sudan genocide prevention plans
Exclusive: Britain chose 'least ambitious' option to prevent atrocities in Sudan months before paramilitary forces seized El Fasher, committing ethnic massacres and rapes.
Prisoner Mistake Releases: Lammy Faces Questions
Justice Secretary David Lammy avoids questions on mistaken prisoner releases as new data reveals 262 inmates wrongly freed. Listen to the full analysis on the Electoral Dysfunction podcast.
Harman: Prison errors a chance for Lammy to act
Labour peer Harriet Harman says mistaken prisoner releases are an 'opportunity' for Justice Secretary David Lammy to fix systemic issues. Get the latest on this developing story.
Public safety risk as more inmates go to open prisons
Exclusive: Prison governor warns public safety compromised as violent offenders transferred to open prisons earlier. New manhunt underway for absconded inmate.
Mamdani's Win Offers Crucial Lessons for Australia
Mahmood Mamdani's electoral triumph reveals how progressive movements can overcome establishment politics. Discover what Australia can learn from this political upset.
Senate blocks Democrats' Venezuela war powers bid
US Senate rejects Democratic resolution 49-51 that would have required Trump to seek congressional approval for Venezuela strikes. Read the latest developments.
Met Police Culture Makes Racial Harm 'Inevitable'
A damning internal review reveals the Metropolitan Police's institutional design makes racial harm against Black communities inevitable, with leadership resisting fundamental reform.
Liberal Senators Henderson and Ley Back Dutton
Senior Liberal senators Sarah Henderson and Sussan Ley declare support for Peter Dutton ahead of leadership vote. Get the latest on Australia's political landscape.
Judge orders full SNAP funding during shutdown
Federal judge mandates Trump administration fully fund food stamp benefits for November amid ongoing government shutdown affecting 42 million Americans.
Nancy Pelosi concludes 38-year House career
Political icon Nancy Pelosi announces she will not seek re-election, ending a groundbreaking 38-year House career that saw her become the first female Speaker. Discover her legacy.
Sussan Ley Wins Coalition Leadership Bid
Sussan Ley elected as new Coalition leader in dramatic political shift. Get the latest on Australia's political landscape and what this means for net zero policies.
Lammy defends not raising prisoner error at PMQs
Shadow justice secretary David Lammy explains why he chose not to discuss a mistakenly freed prisoner during Prime Minister's Questions. Read his full reasoning.
Prison system crisis after mistaken Wandsworth releases
Two separate mistaken prisoner releases from HMP Wandsworth reveal a broken criminal justice system. Discover the shocking details and what must be done to fix this public safety threat.
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