Man arrested after woman killed in west London stabbing
A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 24-year-old woman was fatally stabbed and a man in his 20s injured in Hayes, west London.
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Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after sudden illness
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a key ally of Donald Trump, died at 71 from a sudden illness, his office announced. He served South Carolina since 2003 and was a foreign policy hawk.
Lindsey Graham dies aged 71 after sudden illness
Senator Lindsey Graham died Saturday from a brief sudden illness, prompting tributes from Trump, Zelenskyy, and other leaders. He was 71.
One Nation faces urban seat obstacle in path to government
One Nation must win three-quarters of outer metro and rural seats to govern, pollster says, as its rise creates unpredictable preference flows in Australian election.
Starmer to push Hillsborough law in final week
Keir Starmer will use his last week as PM to advance the Hillsborough law, aimed at preventing cover-ups and helping families seek justice after major disasters.
Trump Mourns Lindsey Graham: 'One of the Greatest People'
Donald Trump praises Lindsey Graham as 'one of the greatest people I have ever known' following Graham's death, calling him a true American Patriot and close ally.
British man killed in Spain wildfire on phone with wife
A British man died while on the phone with his wife as he tried to escape the deadly wildfires in southern Spain. At least 12 people have been killed, with 23 missing.
Woman, 24, killed in West London double stabbing; man arrested
A 24-year-old woman was fatally stabbed at a home on Uxbridge Road, Hayes. A man in his 20s was also injured. A 44-year-old suspect was arrested nearby.
British Politeness in Decline: The Truth Behind Rudeness
A 2022 World Values Survey shows 75% of Gen Z think good manners are essential, down from 85% in older cohorts, indicating a 'respect recession' in the UK.
Croydon names Blue Badge fraudsters in crackdown
Croydon Council has named and shamed Blue Badge fraudsters, with 136 badges seized and 42 vehicles towed in the first year. Offenders face fines up to £1,096.
Prince William and Kate's dead fly test for staff
Only one in 10 applicants pass Prince William and Kate Middleton's unusual job interview test involving a dead fly, says head of staff recruitment Tracey Waterman.
Range Rover driver kills delivery driver in 68mph hit and run
Mayan Hirani, 26, killed Mohammed Furuk Ahmed in a 68mph hit and run in Ilford. He was jailed for 10 years and disqualified from driving for five years.
Star Trek actress Antoinette Bower dies at 93
German-born British actress Antoinette Bower, known for Star Trek and The Twilight Zone, dies aged 93 in Los Angeles.
Corrections and clarifications: crossword, palace, TV
Corrections to quick cryptic crossword No 118, Buckingham Palace history, and TLC channel shows; plus other amended articles.
Fetterman, McCormick launch joint fundraising committee
Senators John Fetterman (D-PA) and Dave McCormick (R-PA) launch Common Ground PA, a joint fundraising committee, fueling speculation about Fetterman's party allegiance.
Graham Platner ends Senate campaign in Maine
Graham Platner officially withdrew his US Senate candidacy in Maine on Friday, ending a scandal-ridden Democratic campaign that included sexual assault allegations.
Dying killer refuses to reveal Falconio body location in new footage
NT police release body-worn camera vision of Bradley John Murdoch denying knowledge of Peter Falconio's body location weeks before his death from throat cancer in July 2025.
Count Binface Offers Hopeful Alternative to Farage in Clacton
Count Binface announces candidacy in Clacton byelection against Nigel Farage, offering a hopeful alternative. The novelty candidate, real name Jon Harvey, aims to challenge Farage with satirical policies.
Australia would lose religious majority if census question changed
A new survey finds 54% of Australians would select 'no religion' if asked yes/no first, suggesting the current census format overstates religiousness.
World Cup upends old world order despite Trump and Fifa
The 2026 World Cup challenges geopolitical norms, with underdogs triumphing and multiculturalism celebrated, despite Trump's interference and Fifa's greed.
Le Pen's Conviction Fails to Deter Supporters
Marine Le Pen's upheld embezzlement conviction for a €2.8m fake-jobs scam has not dented her popularity as she launches another presidential campaign, with supporters in Montargis citing desire for change.
Mitch McConnell Health Mystery Deepens as Congress Returns
Senator Mitch McConnell's health remains unclear after nearly a month in hospital, with sparse updates fueling speculation and complicating Republican legislative plans.
My holiday from hell: seeking the 'real' Mallorca
In 1983, Zoe Williams, aged nine, wanted zipwiring and chips, but her mum insisted on finding the 'real' Mallorca, leading to a disastrous hike through building sites.
Boy, 16, charged with murder of Layla Jeffery, 13
A 16-year-old boy has been charged with murder after police discovered the body of missing 13-year-old Layla Jeffery in bushland in Donald, regional Victoria.
Is Mitch McConnell secretly deceased? Mystery deepens
Mitch McConnell's health remains shrouded in mystery weeks after hospitalization, with no clear evidence he is alive, sparking speculation and calls for transparency.
Probation hostels shut amid staffing crisis
Nine out of 105 probation hostels in England and Wales are closed due to staffing shortages, with untrained security guards filling in, endangering public safety, says inspector.
Iowa small farmers: Trump is turning his back on us
USDA cancels $2.5m grant for Iowa farmer training program, citing DEI and wasteful spending, leaving small farmers like Lawrencia Rogers without support.
Infantino playing with fire over Balogun ban suspension
FIFA president Gianni Infantino undermined World Cup integrity by suspending Folarin Balogun's red card ban, risking football's credibility and fueling conspiracy theories about big-team bias.
Ro Khanna Detained by Israeli Settlers in West Bank
US Congressman Ro Khanna was detained by armed Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, highlighting the realities of Palestinian life under occupation.
Venezuela quake death toll passes 4,300
At least 4,333 killed and 16,740 injured in twin earthquakes in Venezuela. UN appeals for $300m as recovery costs estimated at $37bn.
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