Amazon Driver Faces Prison for Stealing Family's Cat
An Amazon delivery driver in West Yorkshire has pleaded guilty to stealing a family's beloved cat from their front garden, with the court considering a custodial sentence of up to five years.
Category : Westminster
Teen Convicted in Stabbing After DNA from Inhaler Matches Cigarette Butt
A 19-year-old has been convicted of manslaughter after police matched DNA from his asthma inhaler to a cigarette butt found at the scene of a fatal stabbing in London.
Reeves Faces Retail Backlash Over Energy Profiteering Claims
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces significant industry backlash over her crackdown on retail profiteering, with supermarket bosses warning of shortages and dismissing claims as political games.
Trump's $300M Ballroom for King Charles Faces Legal Challenge
Donald Trump pushes forward with a controversial $300 million White House ballroom project to host King Charles, despite legal challenges over federal parkland and demolition backlash.
Croydon Drug Dealer Stabbing: Fourth Man Convicted After Pakistan Flight
Ali Abdul Basit, 19, has been convicted of manslaughter and robbery for the 2023 killing of Michael Patrick Afonso Peixoto in Thornton Heath, after fleeing to Pakistan following the attack.
UK Criminals Serving Whole-Life Orders Without Parole
Double murderer Shaine March joins list of UK's most infamous criminals given whole-life orders, the harshest punishment where offenders die in prison without parole possibility.
Couple Jailed After XL Bully Dog Attacks Boy in North London
A North London couple has been sentenced to six years in prison after their XL bully-type dog attacked a boy on two separate occasions, leaving him with significant scarring and requiring surgery.
Farage Criticizes New Banknote in Collins Cartoon
A Stephen Collins cartoon in The Guardian depicts Nigel Farage's outrage over a new banknote design, highlighting cultural and political tensions in the UK.
Supreme Court Must Address Trump's Fake Emergencies to Safeguard Elections
Legal experts argue the Supreme Court must not only interpret law but also confront falsehoods behind Trump's emergency declarations, which threaten democratic integrity and November's elections.
Gilgo Beach Suspect Rex Heuermann Plans Guilty Plea
Rex Heuermann, accused of murdering seven women in the Long Island serial killings, intends to change his plea to guilty at an April court hearing, sources reveal.
Trump Commemorative Coin Sparks Debate Over Presidential Legacy
The US Mint's new Donald Trump commemorative coin featuring the president at his desk has ignited controversy. Critics argue alternative imagery would better reflect his presidency's impact on everyday Americans.
Man Jailed for London Assault Witnessed by Barron Trump
Matvei Rumiantsev sentenced to four years for attacking a woman in London during a video call seen by Donald Trump's son, Barron, highlighting issues of violence and justice.
Trump's Election Conspiracy Claims Stir Voter Doubts
Former President Donald Trump's persistent allegations of election fraud are influencing voter perceptions and raising concerns about trust in the electoral process as midterm elections approach.
Fuel Crisis Threatens Albanese Government's Stability
A deepening fuel crisis in Australia poses significant political risks for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's administration, as analyzed in the Back-to-Back Barries podcast. The situation could impact economic stability and public confidence.
One Nation Focuses on Health, Housing, Economy in Farrer By-Election
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is campaigning in the Farrer by-election, emphasizing health, housing, and economic issues to attract voters in the Australian electorate.
Khan's Allies Dismiss Cabinet Role Reports Amid Peerage Talk
Sadiq Khan's allies have dismissed reports of the London mayor joining Keir Starmer's cabinet, though a peerage while remaining mayor remains possible. Downing Street calls it speculation.
Cheshire Police Rejects Criticism Over Letby Investigation
Cheshire Constabulary issues a strongly worded rebuttal to David Davis's claims of 'egregious failures' in the Lucy Letby case, defending their investigation integrity.
Police Find No Crime in Gorton Byelection After Reform UK Claims
Greater Manchester Police found no evidence of criminality in the Gorton and Denton byelection, dismissing Reform UK's allegations of cheating and family voting.
Cartoon Satirizes Trump's Iran War Rhetoric
A new cartoon by Ella Baron critiques Donald Trump's aggressive stance toward Iran, highlighting tensions and political satire in US foreign policy discourse.
Orgreave Inquiry: Miners to Speak Truth After 40 Years
A public inquiry into the 1984 Orgreave clashes allows former miners to testify, aiming to heal decades of trauma and mistrust in South Yorkshire communities.
Netanyahu's Iran War Strategy and Israeli Elections
Analysis of how Israeli public support for the Iran conflict could impact Benjamin Netanyahu's political standing ahead of this year's crucial elections.
Antisemitism Surges in Britain: Jewish Community in Fear
Letters to the Guardian reveal a disturbing rise in antisemitic incidents across the UK, with attacks on synagogues and Jewish charities sparking fear and calls for solidarity.
Man Accused of Wife's Manslaughter Calls Death 'Worst Day'
Christopher Trybus, charged with manslaughter and rape of his wife Tarryn Baird, tells Winchester court her 2017 death was devastating as trial continues with audio evidence.
Fulton County Accuses FBI of 'Callous Disregard' in Election Raid
Lawyers argue FBI made misrepresentations in affidavit for January raid on Georgia election offices, seizing 700 boxes of 2020 documents as part of Trump administration efforts.
California Sheriff Seizes More Ballot Materials in Election Probe
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, has confiscated additional ballot materials, escalating his conflict with California state officials who call his voter fraud investigation baseless.
House GOP Rejects DHS Bill, Deepening Shutdown Standoff
House Republicans have rejected a Senate-passed DHS funding bill, jeopardizing efforts to end a 42-day partial government shutdown that has left thousands without pay.
Starmer's Popularity Crisis: Voters Call PM 'Useless' and 'Weak'
A new documentary reveals shocking poll results where voters describe Keir Starmer as 'incompetent' and 'weak,' while experts debate his lack of political vision and frequent policy U-turns.
Trump Orders TSA Pay Amid DHS Shutdown Funding Stalemate
Donald Trump signed an executive order to pay TSA agents as the partial government shutdown continues, with House Republicans rejecting Senate-passed DHS funding bills, causing airport chaos and missed paychecks.
Ex-PM Oli Arrested in Nepal Over Protest Deaths
Former Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and ex-home minister Ramesh Lekhak detained following investigation into 2023 youth uprising that left 77 dead.
Tory Optimism vs Reality: Badenoch's 'Comeback' Faces May Test
Kemi Badenoch declares the Conservative party is 'coming back,' but MPs are divided between quiet hope and grim realism ahead of May local elections, with polls showing near-extinction level support.
Page 144 of 346