Mitcham Honour Killing: Daughter Raped by Father's Hitman
Banaz Mahmod, 20, was murdered by her family in a brutal honour killing after police ignored her warnings. Her father hired hitmen who raped and strangled her.
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Truss and Farage Lunch at Mayfair Club Post-Tory Defections
Liz Truss and Nigel Farage attended a private lunch in Mayfair, hosted by a US thinktank, sparking speculation about political alliances and Reform UK's stance.
Starmer Rebukes Trump Over Afghanistan Troop Remarks
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer accuses Donald Trump of insulting fallen British soldiers in Afghanistan, escalating diplomatic tensions over NATO comments.
Teens Charged with Murder of Boy, 15, in Guildford
Two teenagers, aged 15 and 16, have been charged with murder, conspiracy to rob, and possession of a bladed article following the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old boy in Guildford, Surrey.
Tories Claim Government Retreat on Chagos Deal After Trump
Senior Conservatives allege the government is backtracking on the controversial Chagos Islands handover after a parliamentary debate was postponed. The move follows criticism from Donald Trump, who called the deal 'an act of great stupidity'.
Burnham's 24-Hour Labour Ultimatum Over By-Election
Labour's high command gives Andy Burnham just 24 hours to decide on a Commons by-election comeback, a move that could make or break his political future amid party tensions.
Ex-Olympic Snowboarder Arrested for Drug Trafficking and Murder
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, wanted for large-scale cocaine trafficking and orchestrating a witness murder, has been arrested in Mexico after over a decade on the run.
Labour Tensions Rise Over Burnham's Potential Parliamentary Return
Keir Starmer faces internal pressure as Angela Rayner and union leaders push for Andy Burnham to be allowed to stand in the Gorton and Denton byelection, amid fears of a leadership challenge.
Chicago Lollipop Man Saves Child from Flooded Road
Joe Sass, a crossing guard at Jamieson Elementary School in Chicago, is being praised as a hero after carrying a child across a flooded intersection caused by a burst water main.
Ex-Police Informer Jailed for Paedophile Crimes
Nick Gratwick, a former police informer who spied on environmental activists, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for 38 paedophile offences including plotting to rape children.
Jenrick and Badenoch in 'Special Place in Hell' Row
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch trade accusations of lying over leaked texts from Tory chief whip Rebecca Harris, escalating tensions after Jenrick's defection to Reform UK.
Farage's Davos Trip Funded by Billionaire Trust
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's World Economic Forum attendance was hosted and paid for by a $10bn family trust of an Iranian-born billionaire, with further financial links emerging.
Starmer Condemns Trump's NATO Afghanistan Comments
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has denounced Donald Trump's claims about NATO troops in Afghanistan as 'insulting and appalling' during a speech in London.
Starmer's Burnham Block Risks Labour Unity
Keir Starmer's reported move to block Andy Burnham from a parliamentary by-election could fracture Labour's coalition and expose leadership insecurity.
Starmer's Trump Exasperation Marks UK-US Turning Point
Keir Starmer's public exasperation with Donald Trump over Afghanistan remarks signals a potential recalibration of UK foreign policy, with implications for European relations.
Labour's Manchester Byelection Challenge Amid Voter Disillusionment
The upcoming Gorton and Denton byelection presents a major test for Labour, with widespread voter anger over Gaza and local issues threatening their hold on this diverse Manchester seat.
Trump's Second Term: Seven Bizarre Moments
From falling asleep in meetings to confusing Greenland with Iceland, Donald Trump's second term has been marked by perplexing incidents that have raised concerns.
Trump's 'Board of Peace' Faces Criticism Over Members
Donald Trump's newly announced Board of Peace initiative at Davos has drawn sharp criticism for including controversial figures like Tony Blair and Benjamin Netanyahu while excluding Palestinian representation.
Olympic Snowboarder Arrested as Drug Kingpin
Ryan Wedding, former Canadian Olympic snowboarder, is in custody accused of running a violent drug-trafficking organisation moving 60 tons of cocaine annually.
Trump's Afghanistan Claims Spark UK Outrage
Donald Trump faces fierce condemnation from Downing Street, veterans, and MPs after claiming NATO allies avoided Afghanistan frontline combat, with families calling it 'the ultimate insult'.
Driver Admits Killing Teen After Dubai Jail Release
A driver has pleaded guilty to causing the death of Marcus Fakana, 19, in a car crash in Tottenham, just months after the teen was freed from a Dubai prison.
Trump Reveals Cause of Hand Bruise
Donald Trump addresses concerns over a bruise on his left hand, attributing it to his daily high-dose aspirin intake and a minor injury, while discussing his health history.
Trump's Greenland Bid Backed by Conservative Supporters
Donald Trump's controversial proposal to annex Greenland has found surprising support among conservative communities, who view it as a strategic move against Chinese influence in the Arctic region.
Teen Scoops Tory MP's Defection to Reform UK
Fifteen-year-old Charlie Simpson, a self-styled rightwing 'independent journalist', broke news of Andrew Rosindell's defection from Conservatives to Reform UK, sparking controversy and boosting his media profile.
Coalition Splits Again: Ley and Littleproud Leadership in Jeopardy
The Australian Coalition has fractured for the second time in eight months following a dramatic week of political turmoil over hate speech legislation, leaving leaders Sussan Ley and David Littleproud fighting for their political survival.
Voters on Reform, Tories, and Starmer's Leadership
Focus groups in Warrington and Godalming reveal voter disillusionment with Conservatives and Labour, as Reform UK gains traction despite concerns over Nigel Farage's Trump links.
Trump Exhaustion Syndrome: America's Political Condition
Jonathan Freedland speaks with Ashley Parker about Trump Exhaustion Syndrome, a politically induced condition affecting Americans, and why the November midterms could provide relief.
David Connolly's Controversial Appointment as NT Administrator
Outspoken pastoralist David Connolly faces criticism over past comments as he prepares to become Northern Territory administrator, with Indigenous leaders calling for the appointment to be rescinded.
Driver Admits Killing Teen Freed from Dubai Jail
Marwaan Mohamed Huseen pleads guilty to causing death of Marcus Fakana, 19, in Tottenham crash months after his release from Dubai prison over a holiday romance.
Croydon Mayor Slams Labour MP's Mistaken ULEZ Email
Croydon's Conservative Mayor Jason Perry publicly rebukes Labour MP Natasha Irons after she mistakenly emailed him to justify the ULEZ expansion, reigniting political debate over the policy's impact in outer London.
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