Former President Joe Biden delivered a rare public address in South Carolina, warning that Donald Trump will attempt to 'steal' the upcoming midterm elections and criticizing his voting restrictions.
London's murder rate hits a record low, but false claims about crime threaten its global reputation. City leaders launch a campaign to counter misinformation and safeguard investment.
A 38-year-old man faces criminal damage charges after Winston Churchill's statue in Parliament Square was sprayed with slogans like 'Zionist war criminal' and 'free Palestine'.
Donald Trump's allies at Paramount Skydance are poised to acquire Warner Bros Discovery, potentially bringing CNN under Trump-friendly control and reshaping US media dynamics.
Soham killer Ian Huntley remains seriously ill following a brutal assault by inmate Anthony Russell at HMP Frankland. Police confirm no overnight change in his condition.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski reveals he's likely to stand in North or Northeast London at the next General Election, targeting seats in Hackney, Tottenham, and Walthamstow as the party gains momentum.
The November 2026 US midterm elections could shift Congressional power, with Democrats aiming to retake the House and Senate to block Trump's agenda and launch investigations. Key trends include voter coalitions, redistricting battles, and election interf
Police release first photographs of three men convicted of murdering 19-year-old Tyler Donnelly in Hanworth Park. The trio ambushed and stabbed the teenager in a drug-related attack.
Labour's disastrous third-place finish in Gorton and Denton reveals deep fractures with progressive voters over Gaza, climate, and EU policies, forcing Keir Starmer to redefine his government's direction.
A 38-year-old man has been charged after a statue of Sir Winston Churchill in Parliament Square was defaced with red paint and offensive words. The incident has drawn condemnation from authorities.
The death of far-right activist Quentin Deranque in Lyon has inflamed political divisions in France, exposing flaws in Jean-Luc Mélenchon's leadership and leaving the left in an impossible dilemma ahead of key elections.
The Green party's unexpected success in winning Muslim votes in Gorton and Denton has triggered political recriminations, with Labour and Reform UK accusing them of sectarian campaigning while acknowledging their growing political machine.
Greek former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis faces criminal charges after admitting to taking ecstasy decades ago, calling the prosecution part of a 'west-wide surge of insidious new fascism' in politics.
California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses his potential 2028 presidential run, challenging perceptions of elitism with a memoir revealing a troubled upbringing and dyslexia, while positioning himself as a progressive yet pragmatic leader.
Former President Bill Clinton released a video statement after testifying before Congress about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, denying any knowledge of the financier's crimes.
A Pastafarian in Queensland vows to keep his driver's licence photo featuring a colander, citing religious freedom, but the state demands a retake, calling it an error.
Republican claims that Epstein victims have exonerated Donald Trump are disputed by survivors, who call for his testimony and warn against undermining justice.
California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses his potential 2028 presidential bid, Democratic losses in 2024, and his new memoir in a revealing podcast interview with Jonathan Freedland.
The Justice Department states businesses seeking refunds of tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court will face delays, despite Trump's criticism of the ruling on Truth Social.
New Orleans police have obtained a new arrest warrant for actor Shia LaBeouf, adding a third battery charge to his existing case from a February bar altercation.
Victorian Liberal leader Jess Wilson is under scrutiny as polls show a surge for One Nation, raising questions about preference deals and potential defections ahead of the state election.
A statue of Queen Victoria at Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast was targeted with red paint by republican group Lasair Dhearg, sparking police appeals and political condemnation.
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faces growing scrutiny from lawmakers as new evidence emerges about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, with calls for testimony and potential subpoenas.
Scouting America will reinstate a ban on transgender children and modify policies targeting gender identity at the urging of the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced.
Tony Devenport, 57, sentenced to at least 22 years for murdering Stephanie Blundell by inflicting over 100 injuries and limiting her to vodka and ice lollies in Chester home.
The Guardian newspaper has published corrections regarding William Nylander's nationality, omitted photographer credits, and a mistaken claim about royal family tree selection for the golden jubilee.
The Green Party's stunning victory in Gorton and Denton overturns Labour's 13,000 majority, proving Zack Polanski's surge is real and creating a nightmare scenario for Keir Starmer's government.
The Green Party's stunning victory in Gorton and Denton, overturning Labour's 13,000 majority, demonstrates a seismic shift in British politics as voters seek alternatives on the left.
Musafar Hotak, 25, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping a vulnerable, intoxicated woman in Southampton. The victim described living in 'fear, shame, and unbearable pain' after the attack.
Former President Bill Clinton testified before Congress, insisting he 'saw nothing' regarding Jeffrey Epstein's crimes. Hillary Clinton also denied involvement, accusing Republicans of a political distraction.