Prime Minister Keir Starmer's newfound political resolve in resisting US pressure to join Middle East conflict faces its toughest challenge yet as Donald Trump escalates threats against Iran's infrastructure.
Ashley Warren sentenced to over 10 years after his two XL bully dogs killed Esther Martin, 68, in a sustained 12-minute attack in Jaywick, Essex.
An aspiring rapper has been sentenced to over a decade in prison after his XL bully dogs fatally mauled a 68-year-old grandmother in Essex, following the breed's ban.
A former City of London Police officer convicted of possessing indecent images of children has been granted anonymity by the force, citing health and wellbeing concerns under police conduct regulations.
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss suggests Britain should adopt a US-style right to bear arms, claiming the state is 'misusing its power' and suppressing citizens on issues like free speech.
Former President Donald Trump criticizes the UK for refusing involvement in the Iran conflict, urging nations to secure their own fuel amid global shortages.
Former US President Donald Trump has told UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer that Britain must learn to fight for its own oil supplies, mocking UK struggles with jet fuel shortages.
Guy Venables' Metro daily cartoon published on March 31, 2026, coincides with massive 'No Kings' anti-Trump protests in the US, highlighting political tensions.
Conservative Party hosted inclusive iftar event with call to prayer weeks before shadow minister Nick Timothy called similar Trafalgar Square gathering an 'act of domination'.
A billionaire's Knightsbridge townhouse near Buckingham Palace was burgled twice in four days, with thieves stealing £1.25m worth of designer items including Chanel, Prada, and Cartier goods.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has rescheduled a Downing Street meeting with supermarket executives after initial low turnout, focusing on food and fuel price concerns amid the Iran crisis.
Baroness Anne Longfield launches terms of reference for statutory inquiry into grooming gangs, promising to examine institutional failures and ethnic factors ignored in previous reviews.
Twenty-two defendants, including intelligence agents and police officers, stand trial in Paris accused of murder and other crimes for a Freemason lodge mafia network. The case involves contract killings and organized violence.
A review reveals Kai Schwemmer, College Republicans political director, made racist, antisemitic, and sexist comments on streams, contradicting his claims of personal growth.
A New York congressional primary between Dan Goldman and Brad Lander exposes the Democratic party's fragile unity against Trump, revealing deeper ideological divisions on economic policy, civil liberties, and corporate power.
Donald Trump's decades-long strategy of constructing narratives and declaring them true faces its ultimate test in the Iran conflict, where repeated victory claims clash with geopolitical realities.
Analysis suggests Trump's Iran conflict represents an anachronistic 'boomer war' unpopular with younger Americans, potentially marking America's Suez moment as military overstretch accelerates decline.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer reiterates that the UK will not be drawn into the Iran conflict, emphasizing this stance during his local election campaign launch.
Pippa Crerar and Jessica Elgot analyze how the escalating Middle East conflict influences UK voters and May's local elections, plus the stalled assisted dying legislation amid parliamentary recess.
US Vice President JD Vance declares aliens are 'demons' and pledges to investigate government UFO files, as Trump and Obama face scrutiny over extraterrestrial knowledge amid national crises.
James Farthing, who won a $167 million Powerball jackpot in 2025, has been arrested for allegedly stealing $12,000 in a Kentucky burglary, marking his latest legal trouble.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for de-escalation in Iran, while a fuel excise cut until June 30 offers limited relief to motorists but costs the government $2.55 billion in revenue.
Keir Starmer launched Labour's English local elections campaign in Wolverhampton, pledging action on the cost of living crisis while warning of 'war on two fronts' with Ukraine and Iran conflicts.
Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows has directed a legislative committee to explore annexing counties from New Mexico, sparking strong opposition from New Mexico's Democratic leadership.
Frontline prison staff drive rehabilitation by building relationships and encouraging positive goals, essential for reforming the criminal justice system and lowering reoffending rates.
Nicola Hutchinson of Plantlife International urges the Bank of England to include plants and fungi in its nature-themed banknote designs, highlighting their ecological importance.
John Oliver analyzes Viktor Orbán's authoritarian rule in Hungary, highlighting his erosion of democracy and media control as a model admired by some US conservatives, urging vigilance against similar threats in America.
The Rev Malcolm Johnson, a City of London clergyman who opened St Botolph's Aldgate crypt to support homeless people and drug addicts, has died aged 89. He was a pivotal advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and women's ordination.
Keir Starmer's delayed intervention on children's screen time highlights Labour's pattern of caution and timidity that alienates moderate voters.
As Donald Trump faces scrutiny over his mental acuity, constitutional safeguards designed to check presidential power face their ultimate test in protecting global stability.