Inside Rio's Bloodiest Day: February 20 Investigation
A detailed investigation into the events of February 20 in Rio de Janeiro, revealing the circumstances behind the city's most violent day and its impact on the community.
A detailed investigation into the events of February 20 in Rio de Janeiro, revealing the circumstances behind the city's most violent day and its impact on the community.
Former Tory minister Robert Jenrick attempts to blend fiscal prudence with radical Reform UK policies in his debut as Treasury spokesperson, but internal disagreements and U-turns threaten party credibility.
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As Charles Bronson's ninth parole appeal is reviewed, experts debate the safety of releasing the notorious prisoner after 52 years in jail, including extensive solitary confinement.
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Former President Donald Trump's ongoing dispute with Maryland officials intensifies over a major sewage spill into the Potomac River, raising environmental and political tensions.
UK graduates working in Germany and Belgium face significant increases in student loan repayments from April, as the government cuts the salary threshold, sparking backlash and accusations of unfair calculations.
Billionaire Les Wexner, owner of Victoria's Secret, is set to testify before Congress about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The House oversight committee subpoenaed him as part of an ongoing probe into Epstein's crimes.
Crimestoppers offers £10,000 for information leading to the arrest of Siavosh Mohammad-Khani, wanted for the murder of Dariusz Serafin who staggered into a Hanwell pub with stab wounds.
A 72-year-old masseuse from Northumberland has been charged with 55 sexual offences, including attempted rape and assault, affecting 14 women. Police urge community cooperation.
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Reform MP Andrew Rosindell pledges a referendum on Havering leaving London if Nigel Farage becomes Prime Minister, citing ULEZ opposition and local control.
Federal MPs have declared free tickets to major events from gambling companies like Tabcorp and Sportsbet, sparking criticism as the government faces pressure for wagering ad restrictions.
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Sadiq Khan's new crackdown on phone theft signals admission of London's safety crisis, with a phone stolen every five minutes and 260 daily shoplifting cases.
Suella Braverman's pledge to repeal the Equality Act on day one of a Reform government has drawn sharp criticism from fellow Indian women who see the legislation as vital protection against discrimination.
A 74-year-old woman was discovered deceased in a Forest Gate residence, prompting a murder investigation. A 44-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Robert Jenrick reveals Reform UK will fully restore the two-child benefit cap, marking the party's second policy reversal on welfare restrictions for families.
Democratic former presidents lead tributes to civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, calling him a 'titan' and 'patriot.' Donald Trump also responds, while UN experts raise Epstein concerns.
Reform UK's Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick confirms the party will reinstate the two-child benefits cap if elected, calling Britain's welfare system an 'economic and moral disaster'.
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Daniel Boakye, known as DSAVV, escaped custody twice in a week and posted a music video mocking authorities. The Met Police are searching for the convicted robber.
Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson shares insights from his 50 years behind bars, highlighting encounters with infamous criminals like the Kray twins and how art saved him.
Mohamed Malki, 33, was stabbed to death in Harlesden, with a 36-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
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