A 47-year-old man from East London has been sentenced to two years and six months in prison for acting as a proxy in more than a dozen driving theory tests, allowing unqualified drivers to bypass legal requirements.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says his party would attempt to avoid further borrowing if it takes control of Havering Council, which faces a £72 million overspend this year and potential £300 million debt by 2029.
Two Conservative councillors in Havering have joined Reform, enabling the party to form its first official group in the council chamber, with six former Tories also unveiled as new members.
Dounia Chetaouat and Abdelkader Essid face murder charges after their baby died from serious injuries in North Finchley. The couple is set to appear in court on Monday.
Metropolitan Police contact former royal protection officers as inquiry expands to include UK airport flights and security arrangements at Epstein's New York home.
Nick Reiner, 32, is due in court for arraignment on two counts of first-degree murder after his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, were stabbed to death in December.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has ordered an independent investigation into Cabinet Office Minister Josh Simons over false allegations linking journalists to pro-Russian networks.
From floods in Germany to a candlelight vigil in California and Team GB's homecoming, Monday's photos capture global events, political meetings, and cultural moments worldwide.
Australian federal police have received crime reports over Pauline Hanson's comments about Muslims, raising questions about hate speech laws and potential charges.
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, son of late Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, appears in court on attempted murder and other charges after a February shooting in an upscale Johannesburg suburb.
A mother and father in North Finchley have been named and charged with the murder of their three-month-old son after emergency services responded to reports of an unresponsive infant.
A Hong Kong court has upheld the convictions and sentences of pro-democracy activists in the 'Hong Kong 47' case, dismissing appeals and reinforcing Beijing's national security law enforcement.
A review of evidence in the 2002 unsolved murder of Glasgow businessman Alexander Blue is underway, as his brother condemns the lack of charges after 23 years.
An independent inquiry reveals online disinformation and leadership failures exacerbated 2022 violence between Hindu and Muslim communities in Leicester, calling for urgent action on communalism.
The US Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs as unconstitutional, while economists expose his $18 trillion investment claim as fabricated, highlighting market distortions.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor allegedly used public funds for massages and expensive travel as trade envoy, with new emails revealing confidential information sharing with Jeffrey Epstein.
Reports reveal Prince Andrew charged taxpayers for massages and excessive travel as UK trade envoy, with former civil servants citing a culture of deference in Whitehall.
Martin Lewis challenged Kemi Badenoch live on Good Morning Britain, arguing the Tory plan to cut student loan interest rates benefits only top earners.
Luke Brereton, 41, from Mitcham, died after a stabbing on The Broadway in Wimbledon. A 35-year-old man has been charged with murder in connection with the incident.
Hannah Spencer, a plumber and plasterer from Manchester, campaigns as the Green party candidate in the Gorton and Denton byelection, framing it as a contest between hope and hate against Reform UK.
Michele Hundley Smith, a mother-of-three who vanished in 2001, has been located alive in North Carolina after 24 years, sparking emotional reactions from her family.
New South Wales authorities are preparing for the potential return of Australian women and children linked to Islamic State from Syria, amid heated political debate and concerns over welfare.
Hélène Landemore's radical proposal advocates replacing career politicians with randomly selected citizens. This review examines whether lottocracy can address political polarization and governance crises.
Germany's AfD schedules party conference on centenary of infamous Nazi rally, using historical ambiguity to attract voters while facing minimal electoral consequences for flirtations with fascist symbolism.
Susan Langley, the first female mayor of Tower Hamlets, discusses how her identity as an East End woman has transformed local governance and community engagement.
California Democrats, emboldened by recent wins, gathered in San Francisco to strategize for a midterm reckoning against Donald Trump, highlighting internal party dynamics and gubernatorial race tensions.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was refused entry to the Chagos Islands after traveling 6,000 miles, citing UK government interference. The incident highlights strict border policies at the restricted military base.
The Guardian has issued corrections and clarifications regarding Cardinham Woods in Cornwall and the capercaillie grouse, alongside other recent article amendments.
Activists from the group Everyone Hates Elon placed a framed photo of Prince Andrew's wild-eyed arrest image in the Louvre, captioning it 'He's sweating now' before security removed it 15 minutes later.
Decades of feminist activism enabled the arrest of Prince Andrew, highlighting the ongoing struggle against misogyny and elite impunity in sexual abuse cases.