Reform UK leader Nigel Farage claims Iran poses a bigger danger than Russia, despite supporting US war on Iran earlier. He faces criticism for shifting stance and ties to Trump administration.
Sir Mark Rowley calls for stolen phones to be rendered worthless to combat gangs exploiting children with cash incentives for theft, as Met data reveals low recovery rates.
A Public Accounts Committee report casts doubt on the government's ability to meet its £1.2bn consultancy savings target, citing poor data and lack of compliance monitoring across departments.
Democrat Shawn Harris faces Republican Clay Fuller in a Georgia run-off election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene, testing Trump's influence in a deep-red district.
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Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley warns children are being recruited with cash offers to steal iPhones, with bonuses for multiple thefts, calling it a gateway to organized crime.
A leaked memo reveals Keir Starmer cautioned his cabinet against being 'overly deferential' to devolved governments, sparking accusations of 'muscular unionism' and internal Labour conflict ahead of Welsh elections.
Asher Edwards, 46, has been charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of 25-year-old Tai Folkes near Battersea Power Station. Police continue to appeal for witnesses.
A provocative bronze statue titled 'King of the World' shows Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein embracing in the iconic Titanic pose, installed near the US Capitol by activist group Secret Handshake.
Actor Shia LaBeouf receives approval to travel to Rome for his father's baptism days after initial denial, while remaining out on bond in New Orleans battery case involving alleged homophobic slurs.
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The first wave of files on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment is set for release today, revealing emails, WhatsApps, and minutes about due diligence and comments on the US president.
Documents reveal Jersey authorities may investigate if Roman Abramovich's £2.4bn Chelsea sale proceeds are from crime, complicating UK row over funds for Ukraine.
José Antonio Kast won Chile's presidency in December 2025 by promising to tackle crime, but his support for Pinochet's dictatorship and ultra-conservative views alarm many. The election reflects deep fears over violence despite relatively low murder rates
Matt Canavan's re-election may help the Nationals fend off One Nation, but the Coalition faces a tougher struggle against Labor in the upcoming political landscape.
A Sydney man has been sentenced to five years in prison for managing a series of anti-Semitic attacks, including firebombings and vandalism, which targeted Jewish community locations.
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The UK government will release hundreds of documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment post-PMQs, with Darren Jones defending the timing. Other news includes a banned pro-Palestinian march, courts bill passage, and hereditary peerage abolitio
A Labour MP waives anonymity to speak about being raped in Parliament, while Iran's police chief threatens protesters and London bans a pro-Iran march. Lord Mandelson's US ambassador role and an attempted murder charge at Rihanna's home also feature.
As Birmingham's bin strike hits its one-year mark, streets overflow with garbage, rats thrive, and residents despair. Union workers and council remain deadlocked, with no end in sight to the crisis.
As MPs receive a 5% pay rise, think tanks debate whether linking salaries to GDP per capita would better incentivize politicians or create perverse economic distortions.
A comprehensive roundup of Wednesday's major news stories from Australia, covering political, economic, and social developments across the nation.
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The Metropolitan Police has banned a pro-Iranian march in London, citing severe risks of public disorder and extreme tensions, with a stationary protest allowed under strict policing.
Nationals leader Matt Canavan's recent speech calling for a more 'Australian' national identity has ignited controversy and discussion across political and cultural spheres.
The Muslim community in Ballarat is reeling after police decided not to arrest a man accused of disrupting a local Iftar dinner, raising concerns about safety and justice.
An in-depth look at Donald Trump's recent statements, legal battles, and campaign strategies as he remains a dominant figure in US politics.
Shabana Mahmood approves Metropolitan police request to prohibit Sunday's pro-Palestinian demonstration, citing risks of serious public disorder and counter-protests.
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Queensland Senator Matt Canavan has been elected as the new leader of the National Party, replacing David Littleproud who resigned unexpectedly. The right-winger won a three-cornered contest and will face immediate challenges in rebuilding the Coalition's
Australia's National Anti-Corruption Commission has found two former public servants engaged in serious corrupt conduct in the robodebt scandal, while clearing former Prime Minister Scott Morrison of wrongdoing.
Labour MP Charlotte Nichols disclosed her rape case took nearly three years to reach court as she opposed government plans to restrict jury trials for certain Crown Court cases.
Downing Street will release hundreds of documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, including a due diligence report warning of reputational risks.
House Speaker Mike Johnson declined to condemn anti-Muslim statements by Republicans, citing concerns over sharia law. Democrats demand accountability for Islamophobic rhetoric.
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The controversial Courts and Tribunals Bill restricting jury trials for less serious crimes has passed its first Commons vote despite significant Labour abstentions and opposition from multiple parties.
