Teenager Admits Murder of 12-Year-Old Boy in Birmingham
A 15-year-old has pleaded guilty to murdering 12-year-old Leo Ross in a random stabbing in Shire Country Park, Birmingham. The victim was walking home from school.
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Teen Pleads Guilty to Murder of 12-Year-Old in Birmingham
A 15-year-old boy has admitted to the murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross, who was fatally stabbed on a riverside path in Birmingham's Hall Green area last January.
Teen Pleads Guilty to Murder of 12-Year-Old Leo Ross
A 15-year-old boy has admitted to the murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross, who was fatally stabbed while walking home from school in Hall Green, Birmingham.
Uyghurs in UK Feel 'Betrayed' by Starmer's China Trip
Uyghur activists in London accuse Prime Minister Keir Starmer of abandoning genocide pledges during his trade-focused visit to China, expressing deep disappointment over his diplomatic engagement.
Iran Protests Shift from Women's Rights to Monarchist Focus
Recent anti-government protests in Iran reveal a significant shift from the progressive 'woman, life, freedom' movement toward more conservative, monarchist sentiment centred around Reza Pahlavi.
Burnham Slams Westminster 'License to Lie' After Labour Block
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham criticises Westminster briefing culture after being barred from Gorton and Denton by-election, vowing to call out political liars.
Waspi Women Denied Pension Compensation Again
Millions of women born in the 1950s have been denied state pension compensation again by the government, despite campaigners vowing to continue their fight for justice.
Islington Stabbing: Man Fights for Life After Robbery
A 25-year-old man is in hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries after being stabbed during an attempted robbery of his phone and bicycle on Essex Road in Islington.
Homicides in England and Wales Hit Record Low
Official ONS figures reveal homicides in England and Wales have fallen to their lowest level since records began, with knife-related killings dropping by 23%.
Police Threatened with Sledgehammer in Shepherd's Bush Heist
Metropolitan Police officers were threatened with a hammer during a botched jewellery robbery in Shepherd's Bush, with one suspect arrested and others escaping on mopeds.
Klobuchar Announces Run for Minnesota Governor
Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar has officially launched her campaign for Minnesota governor, entering the race after incumbent Tim Walz withdrew amid fraud scandals.
Video Shows Minneapolis Nurse's Altercation Before Shooting
Footage emerges of Alex Pretti being tackled by federal officers 11 days before his death in Minneapolis, raising questions about the official narrative of the incident.
Waspi Women Compensation Bid Rejected Again
The government has restated its rejection of compensation for Waspi women after a review, maintaining its 2024 position despite an apology for communication delays.
Waspi Women Denied Compensation in Latest Pensions Blow
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden announces Waspi women will not receive compensation, dealing a second blow to campaigners seeking redress for state pension communication failures.
White House Gala Amid Minneapolis ICE Killing Sparks Outrage
The Trump administration faces scrutiny as a White House screening of Melania Trump's documentary coincides with the fatal ICE shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, highlighting systemic issues.
Mamdani's Winter Storm Response Earns Early Praise
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's highly visible approach to the recent winter storm contrasts with predecessors' struggles, though tragic deaths highlight ongoing challenges.
Judge Blocks Charity's Hampstead Ponds Trans Challenge
A High Court judge has dismissed a charity's challenge to rules allowing transgender people to use single-sex facilities at Hampstead Heath swimming ponds.
Parliament Act Could Override Lords on Assisted Dying
Supporters of the assisted dying bill are considering using the century-old Parliament Act to bypass House of Lords objections if the legislation fails before May's King's Speech.
US Government Shutdown Looms Over ICE Funding Battle
As Democrats threaten to withhold funds from the Department of Homeland Security, a partial government shutdown appears imminent. The debate centres on ICE's conduct and broader questions about governmental legitimacy.
Minister Accuses Farage of Dog-Whistle Racism on High Streets
Miatta Fahnbulleh criticises Nigel Farage and Reform UK for blaming Turkish barber shops for high street decline, calling it divisive politics without real solutions.
Alex Pretti Remembered as Kind Nurse Killed by Agents
Family and friends share memories of Alex Pretti, a nurse shot by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, describing him as a kind, generous helper.
Podcast: Starmer's China Trip & UK Policy Debates
A new podcast episode explores Prime Minister Keir Starmer's meeting with President Xi Jinping, UK-China relations, the assisted dying bill, and welfare reforms in Westminster.
Lottery Winner, 80, Jailed for £288m Drug Empire Role
John Eric Spiby, who won £2.4m in 2010, helped build a counterfeit drug operation near Wigan. He received a 16-year sentence alongside three others in Manchester court case.
Liberal Leadership Plot Overshadows Memorial Service
A secret meeting of right-wing Liberal men to discuss ousting leader Sussan Ley, held hours before a memorial for late colleague Katie Allen, signals a deepening political crisis and imminent challenge.
Green Party Poll Surge Under Polanski Leadership
Analysis reveals the Green Party has gained an average of four points in polls since Zack Polanski became leader, with significant support from young voters and former Labour supporters.
East London Man Charged in Driving Test Fraud
A 47-year-old man from Plaistow has been arrested for allegedly taking a theory test for someone else in Hertford, as nationwide driving test cheating attempts soar by 47%.
Albanese Faces Calls to Cancel Israeli President's Visit
Anthony Albanese defends Isaac Herzog's planned Australia visit amid growing calls from MPs and activists to rescind the invitation following the Bondi attack.
NSW Inquiry Recommends Limited Ban on 'Globalise the Intifada'
A New South Wales parliamentary inquiry will recommend banning the phrase 'globalise the intifada' only when used to incite violence, sparking opposition criticism and constitutional concerns.
Badenoch Snubs Tory Centrists in Party Rift
Kemi Badenoch dismisses new centrist Conservative group Prosper UK, highlighting deep divisions within the party as she focuses on countering Reform UK's threat.
Protests Planned for Israeli President's Australia Visit
Nationwide protests are planned for Israeli President Isaac Herzog's upcoming visit to Australia, sparking debate over social cohesion following the Bondi terror attack.
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