Life Sentence for Man Who Killed Woman After Car Crash
Chukwuemeka Michael Ahanonu, 24, from Peckham, was sentenced to life for murdering Nila Patel in Leicester after crashing his car while high on cannabis.
Chukwuemeka Michael Ahanonu, 24, from Peckham, was sentenced to life for murdering Nila Patel in Leicester after crashing his car while high on cannabis.
Two nuns, Marie O'Gorman and Mary McGuire, avoided prison for violent abuse of children at Nazareth House in Glasgow in the 1970s, receiving probation and fines.
Alys Denby argues that while Donald Trump's rhetoric distorts reality, Britain's comforting narratives about public finances, energy policy, and national security conceal dangerous policy drift and unsustainable practices.
Two London men have been sentenced to over three years each for breaking into homes and stealing vehicles, with police using tracking technology and a dog unit to apprehend them.
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RecommendedA Dudley nursery has pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter after a 14-month-old boy died from suffocation while being restrained to sleep by a staff member.
A heated parliamentary hearing revealed MPs' deep frustration with X, TikTok, and Meta over Iran war misinformation, political deepfakes, and AI-generated nude images of young girls, threatening election integrity.
A New York bank robber is on the run after stealing just $605 from six Chase branches across Queens, Brooklyn, Harlem, and the Bronx over five days, with three attempts yielding zero cash.
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey accuses Reform UK and Conservatives of importing divisive Trump-style politics while launching party's local election campaign focused on practical community improvements.
Kalshi and Polymarket implement strict new rules banning political candidates and athletes from trading on their own events as bipartisan senators propose legislation that could cripple the booming prediction market industry.
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RecommendedPrime Minister Keir Starmer faces merciless criticism from right-wing media over his cautious approach to Iran conflict, with calls for him to develop stronger communication strategies to control his own narrative.
President Donald Trump criticized mail-in voting as 'cheating' at a Tennessee event, despite having recently cast a mail ballot himself in a Florida House race, renewing his baseless fraud claims.
Reform UK has suspended Chris Parry, a mayoral candidate, after he described a Jewish neighbourhood watch group as 'cosplayers' and likened them to 'Islamists on horseback'.
Labour's internal analysis reveals significant loss of white working-class voters to the Greens in Gorton and Denton byelection, prompting strategy overhaul discussions.
Girlguiding UK announces trans girls and women must leave by September 2026 following Supreme Court ruling. The youth organization cites legal obligations while maintaining commitment to inclusion.
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RecommendedChancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a calming but vague Commons statement on contingency plans for economic fallout from Trump's war, offering little concrete action amid global uncertainty.
A new cartoon by Ella Baron critiques Donald Trump's approach to Iran peace negotiations, highlighting political tensions and diplomatic challenges in a satirical visual commentary.
California Governor Gavin Newsom expresses regret for using the term 'apartheid' to describe Israel, clarifying he meant it as a warning about future trajectory under Netanyahu's leadership.
Donald Trump has appointed Australian-born Maga influencer Nick Adams as special presidential envoy for tourism, exceptionalism and American values, sparking controversy over his inflammatory past comments.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been granted humanitarian house arrest for his 27-year sentence due to serious health problems, including recent intensive care treatment.
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RecommendedKeir Starmer's government has spent over £4 million on nearly 40 foreign trips since taking office, with a £413,000 Brazil COP visit as the most expensive, sparking Tory backlash.
The Guardian has issued corrections for errors in recent articles, including misreporting Waymo's AI rollout and Marc Guéhi's club transfer, alongside updates on global political and cultural stories.
A new poll reveals Republicans Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco ahead in the California governor's race, with Democrats divided among multiple candidates, raising concerns of a conservative upset.
The Metropolitan Police are revisiting a closed investigation into the theft of Keir Starmer's former chief of staff's phone after admitting they recorded an incorrect address when the crime was reported.
A Guardian Essential poll shows just 25% of Australians approve of US-Israeli military action in Iran, with economic fallout impacting Labor's reform agenda amid Trump's policies.
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RecommendedDenmark's election results leave Mette Frederiksen's left-leaning bloc with 84 seats, short of a majority, while the right bloc has 77. Lars Løkke Rasmussen emerges as kingmaker with 14 seats, sparking coalition talks.
Democrat Emily Gregory defeats Republican Jon Maples in a special election for Florida's 87th state house district, flipping a seat previously held by Republicans by a wide margin. The district includes Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, signaling potentia
A three-judge panel denies Attorney General Rob Bonta's petition to stop Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco's recount of 650,000 special-election ballots, amid political tensions over election integrity.
Andrew Roth examines why the US public opposes the Iran war and how it creates divisions within the MAGA movement, highlighting Trump's unpredictable policy shifts.
Hong Kong police arrested a bookstore owner and three staff for allegedly selling seditious publications, including a biography of jailed pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, amid tightening national security laws.
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RecommendedA 16-year-old boy in Sydney faces five terrorism charges after police allegedly found guides for mass casualty attacks on his electronic devices, with the court hearing he had severe mental health issues.