Westminster City Council renews The Nail Garden Leicester Square's licence despite violations including non-working CCTV and a suspected illegal worker, giving until August to improve operations.
Daniel Boakye, 21, convicted for robbery conspiracy, fled from a west London hospital under prison guard supervision. Police and Ministry of Justice are urgently searching for the escapee.
Kemi Badenoch launched a blistering attack on Prime Minister Keir Starmer during PMQs, accusing him of exploiting victims of sexual abuse for political survival amid ongoing scandals.
A poultry butcher who murdered her girlfriend, dismembered the body, and buried it in a garden has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 21 years.
The Liberal Democrats propose abolishing the Treasury and creating a new Department for Growth to boost the UK economy, aiming to streamline government and prioritize long-term investment.
Reform UK's pledge to cut beer tax by 5p, funded by reinstating the two-child benefit cap, sparks debate over the political appropriation of British pubs. Critics argue this vision excludes diverse communities and ignores real economic challenges facing t
A Derby butcher who murdered her girlfriend, cut her body in half, and buried her under concrete in their garden has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 21 years.
Former Moorfields Eye Hospital chief executive Dr Martin Kuper faces charges of exposure and sexual assault following incidents in Battersea Park and during arrest.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will announce significant new funding for Indigenous programs while addressing the alleged Perth terrorist attack in his annual Closing the Gap parliamentary address.
Attorney General Pam Bondi will testify before the House Judiciary Committee, where lawmakers plan to question the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein documents.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has released private WhatsApp messages with Lord Peter Mandelson, revealing his fears about losing his Ilford North seat in the next general election amid Labour's struggles.
Democrat Jamie Raskin states he found over a million references to Donald Trump in unredacted Jeffrey Epstein documents, far exceeding the 5,300 mentions in released files.
Sussan Ley's political career appears doomed as internal party struggles intensify, while Angus Taylor would still confront a monumental challenge if he steps into leadership.
Vice-signalling, the act of breaking taboos to signal authenticity, has reshaped political discourse, from Trump's rhetoric to Farage's tactics, normalising hate and eroding norms.
As Valentine's Day approaches, we explore whether Conservatives and left-wing supporters can form lasting relationships despite political differences, featuring perspectives from a Tory councillor and a dating expert.
Donald Trump has claimed China would 'terminate ALL ice hockey' in Canada if they make a trade deal, while also criticising a new bridge between Ontario and Michigan.
The Liberal Democrats announce plans to abolish the Treasury and create a Department for Growth, based in Birmingham, to boost long-term economic strategy.
Downing Street says it did not know about Matthew Doyle's support for a convicted paedophile when granting his peerage, as Labour investigates the appointment.
Ronald Palmer Heath has been executed by lethal injection in Florida for the 1989 murder of a travelling salesman, marking the state's first execution of 2026 following a record-breaking year.
Labour removes whip from Matthew Doyle, a former Keir Starmer aide, over his friendship with a convicted sex offender, sparking PMQs scrutiny.
The Politics At Sam And Anne's podcast examines Labour's internal tensions, including alleged promises by Keir Starmer to secure loyalty and suspensions over controversial links.
Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley are emerging as key contenders in the Liberal Party's leadership contest, shaping Australia's political future.
Volunteers in Brighton are going door-to-door urging residents to boycott Israeli products, raising concerns from Jewish groups about antisemitism and community tensions.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley appears on track to secure a third consecutive term as voters head to the polls, with strong support for her climate advocacy and economic leadership.
Labour MPs face a painful dilemma over Keir Starmer's leadership, fearing that removing him could open old party wounds without a clear successor in sight.
Analysis reveals UK living standards for poorest households won't double until 2163, with economic stagnation since 2008 creating unprecedented challenges for Starmer's government.
A Washington DC grand jury has declined to indict six Democratic lawmakers who urged troops to refuse illegal orders, sparking outrage from Donald Trump.
Newly unsealed affidavit shows FBI's raid on Fulton County election office was prompted by disproven allegations from Trump-aligned activists and a White House lawyer.
Tasmania police discover bones, teeth, and car key in Arthur River area, advancing investigation into disappearance of Belgian tourist Celine Cremer near Cradle Mountain.
Labour chair Anna Turley MP says Matthew Doyle should lose his peerage for ties to a paedophile councillor, after he apologised and was suspended from the party.