Iran Parents Describe Horror of Minab School Bombing Day
Parents of victims from the Shajareh Tayyebeh school bombing in Minab, Iran, share their traumatic experiences and the devastating impact on their families and community.
Category : Westminster
City of London May Ban Councillor After WhatsApp Scandal
The City of London Corporation is reviewing whether to ban individuals, including Councillor Dr Fraser Peck, from events after their implication in a WhatsApp group scandal involving misogynistic, racist, and ableist content shared within the Guild of You
Hounslow High Street Lockdown After Knife Fight
A knife fight has led to a lockdown on Hounslow High Street, with footage showing a brawl involving men in black jackets. Injuries and arrests remain unclear as police investigate.
Ex-Brent Deputy Mayor Leaves Labour After Suspension
Cllr Kathleen Fraser resigns from Labour, citing a flawed investigation and lack of support over refuted allegations, and will now serve as an Independent councillor.
Dublin Suspect Fit for Trial in Attempted Child Murders Case
A judge has ruled Riad Bouchaker, charged with attempted murder of three children in Dublin, is fit to stand trial despite cognitive limitations, with proceedings set for June.
Trump's Name on Dollar Bills, Battleships, and More
The US Treasury plans to put Donald Trump's signature on all new dollar bills, adding to a list of American institutions bearing his name, including a peace institute and a new class of battleship.
Reform Candidate: Nazi Salute Photo Was Basil Fawlty Impression
Welsh Reform UK candidate Corey Edwards suggests controversial photo showing him appearing to perform a Nazi salute may have been a Basil Fawlty impression from 2019.
Man Jailed for Assault Witnessed by Barron Trump
Matvei Rumiantsev, a Russian national, has been sentenced to four years in prison for assaulting a woman in London. The attack was witnessed by Barron Trump, who alerted UK police from the United States.
Schoolboy Jailed for Far-Right Terror Crimes
A 16-year-old boy has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for terror offences, including membership of a banned far-right group and researching a synagogue.
Journalism's Duty in McSweeney Phone Theft Conspiracy Probe
Sky News political correspondent Rob Powell defends investigative journalism amid conspiracy theories linking Morgan McSweeney's stolen phone to Lord Mandelson messages, arguing the process of truth-seeking matters most.
Inquest into Soham Killer Ian Huntley's Death to Open
An inquest into the death of Soham child murderer Ian Huntley will begin in April. The 52-year-old died in hospital after an alleged attack with a metal bar at HMP Frankland.
Kohberger Casually Discussed Murders at DMV After Killings
Newly surfaced footage shows Bryan Kohberger engaging in ordinary small talk about the Moscow murders he committed while changing license plates at a Washington DMV just days after the killings.
Trump's Nine Attacks on Starmer Over Iran War Stance
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists he won't buckle under pressure from Donald Trump, who has criticized the UK leader at least nine times over his handling of the Iran conflict and Chagos Islands deal.
West London Co-op Suspended for 3 Months Over Breaches
A Shepherd's Bush convenience store has had its alcohol licence suspended for three months after multiple breaches including late-night cash sales and lack of proper supervision.
Tottenham Man Denies Murder and Rape Charges in Court
Simon Levy, 40, from Tottenham, pleaded not guilty to murdering two sex workers and raping a third woman. The alleged attacks occurred in North London between January and August last year.
Afghan Asylum Seeker Jailed for Raping 12-Year-Old Girl
Ahmad Mulakhil, 23, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for abducting and raping a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton. The court heard he arrived in the UK four months before the attack.
Sadiq Khan Set for Lords Peerage to Ease Labour Tensions
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is reportedly in line for a peerage from Prime Minister Keir Starmer after May's elections, aiming to quell internal Labour criticism amid policy clashes.
Councillor Caught Driving on Teams Call, Phone in Cup Holder
A councillor in Neath Port Talbot sparked controversy after being filmed driving while attending a planning meeting via Teams, with his phone balanced on a cup holder. The incident, which occurred in January, led to a watchdog review but no further action
Met Police Warning After Teen Jailed for Weapon Building from Videos
A 19-year-old Londoner who spent hundreds of hours watching online tutorials on weapon and explosive construction has been jailed for four years, prompting police warnings to parents about online dangers.
Sadiq Khan Peerage Bid to Placate Labour Critics
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is reportedly set to receive a peerage from Prime Minister Keir Starmer, aiming to silence one of Labour's most vocal internal critics ahead of challenging local elections.
Youth Admits Targeting TV Stars in Machete Rolex Robberies
Zacariah Boulares, 19, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery and machete possession after targeting Aled Jones and others in wealthy London areas, leaving victims traumatized.
Police Investigate Death of Pensioner Found on Eltham Driveway
Metropolitan Police are investigating the unexplained death of a man in his 70s discovered unconscious on a driveway in Eltham's Avery Hill area. The victim died in hospital two days after the incident.
Trump's Signature to Appear on Dollar Bills in Historic Move
Donald Trump will become the first sitting US president to have his signature printed on dollar bills, starting with the $100 note in June 2026 to mark America's 250th anniversary.
Smartphone Users Want Less Screen Time, More Life Appreciation
A new poll reveals six in ten smartphone owners desire reduced device usage and greater appreciation of their surroundings, with The National Lottery launching a symbolic campaign in London.
One Nation Wins Second SA Seat, Beats Liberals in Hammond
Pauline Hanson's One Nation is projected to win a second seat in South Australia, surpassing the Liberal Party in Hammond, as ABC projections show a surge in right-wing populist support.
Ed Miliband: Labour's Intellectual Heavyweight Gains Influence
Ed Miliband's stock is rising within the Labour Party as he emerges as a rare intellectual heavyweight, countering years of vacuous politics and providing big ideas during a time of global crisis.
Women's Prison in Cancún: Solidarity and Creativity Behind Bars
At Cereso prison in Cancún, 284 female inmates find moments of pride and creativity in Modulo 2, a renovated wing focusing on rehabilitation and mental health amid strict confinement.
Starmer Stands Firm as Leader Despite Trump's Doubts
Prime Minister Keir Starmer asserts his readiness to lead through the Iran war and economic turmoil, dismissing Trump's critiques and internal party challenges in a candid interview.
Starmer 'Beats Himself Up' Over Mandelson Appointment Error
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer reveals he dwells on his mistake in appointing Peter Mandelson, expressing regret during an exclusive podcast interview in Helsinki.
Paris's 'Third Places' Fight Far-Right with Community Hubs
Paris's proliferation of 'third places'—accessible community spaces like Print and Les Grands Voisins—serves as a vital antidote to far-right disaffection by fostering social connections and inclusivity across the city.
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