Reform UK suspends a Scottish candidate over diverted Covid grants as the party faces criticism for Islamophobic remarks by other candidates and a thinktank dismisses its manifesto pledges as 'not fiscally credible'.
As birthrates hit record lows, a growing trend sees couples opting for dogs instead of children, with one in three UK postcodes now having more dogs than kids. Meet the Dinkwads and explore why pets are becoming the new babies.
Gwyn Samuels, a former volunteer special constable with the Metropolitan Police, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for systematically grooming and raping a girl and a woman after meeting them online.
National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard testified that voting machines were seized at the request of a Puerto Rico prosecutor pushing a debunked Venezuela election conspiracy theory.
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A wave of violent attacks on synagogues and Jewish businesses across the UK, Europe, and the US is escalating, with incidents in Manchester, Michigan, and Toronto highlighting rising antisemitism. Experts warn these acts harm ordinary Jews, not political
Gregg Phillips, a top FEMA official, has claimed on podcasts that he was teleported against his will to a Waffle House in Georgia, raising questions about his appointment to lead disaster response.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman faces intense backlash from fellow Democrats after casting the decisive committee vote to advance Republican Markwayne Mullin's nomination as Homeland Security Secretary.
One Nation has removed Aoi Baxter as its candidate for Adelaide after media reports revealed a UK arrest warrant. The party claims it was unaware of the warrant.
An in-depth look at the 2011 murder of Officer Clifton Lewis while moonlighting, the suspects from the Spanish Cobras gang, and the controversial police questioning that followed.
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The Guardian's investigative podcast Off Duty delves into the 2011 shooting of off-duty officer Clifton Lewis, revealing police interrogation tactics and gang affiliations in Chicago.
On December 29, 2011, Officer Clifton Lewis was killed while working off-duty as a security guard in Chicago. Four suspects linked to the Spanish Cobras gang were identified, but all denied involvement under police questioning.
Analysis of the deteriorating UK-US special relationship under Trump and Starmer, examining historical context, Brexit impact, and Britain's diminished global influence.
Donald Trump faces criticism for publicly revealing a Republican congressman's terminal diagnosis while maintaining secrecy about his own health issues, including a recent neck rash, raising questions about presidential decorum.
Conservative peer Tariq Ahmad accuses shadow justice secretary Nick Timothy of 'instilling fear' among Muslims with remarks about public Islamic prayer, as Kemi Badenoch backs Timothy.
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Pauline Hanson celebrates One Nation's 20% primary vote in South Australia, threatening Premier Peter Malinauskas with political 'landmines' amid jubilant supporter rallies in Adelaide.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party achieved a historic 21.1% primary vote in South Australia's election, surpassing the Liberals and forcing both major parties to confront rising right-wing populism.
In Appalachian Kentucky, a deeply Republican region grappling with poverty and federal cuts, residents question why billions are spent on war instead of addressing local needs. As casualties mount and economic struggles deepen, discontent grows even in Tr
A Georgia woman faces murder charges for allegedly inducing an abortion, highlighting domestic reproductive rights crackdowns while US-backed actions kill children in the Middle East, exposing hypocrisy in pro-life rhetoric.
Paige Brookes, 24, led police on a dangerous 90mph pursuit in Stafford while threatening to crash. She received a suspended sentence and driving ban.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer will hold an emergency cabinet meeting with the Bank of England governor to address soaring living costs from the Iran conflict, as energy bills and mortgage rates surge.
A woman sustained life-changing injuries in a stabbing on Prospect Vale in Woolwich. A man in his 30s, known to the victim, has been arrested as police treat it as an isolated incident.
Police have released footage of Justin Timberlake's 2024 drink-driving arrest, showing him struggling with sobriety tests and discussing the incident with officers in New York.
MetroTalk readers clash over Nigel Farage's shifting stance on Iran conflict, with accusations of political opportunism and broader discussions about military intervention.
A new report from the Labour Growth Group suggests cutting income tax and abolishing national insurance to reward hard work, with potential funding from capital gains tax reforms and landowner taxes.
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A bone discovered in Hackney during a search for murder victim Muriel McKay's remains has been ruled non-human by police, dashing family hopes after a tip led to the excavation.
Cabinet ministers examine Labour Growth Group report proposing income tax cuts and NI abolition, with publication timed after May elections as Starmer faces potential challenge.
A mother and her two adult children have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the premeditated murder of a relative in Blackburn, described by the judge as a 'needless tragedy' over a trivial slight.
A bone has been discovered near a betting shop in east London, potentially solving the 57-year mystery of Muriel McKay's burial after her 1969 kidnapping and murder.
A bone has been discovered in Hackney during an excavation for the body of Muriel McKay, a murder victim from 1969, with police now analyzing the find at the scene.
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A former Labour councillor in North London, Liron Velleman, received a suspended sentence after sending a nude video to an undercover officer posing as a 13-year-old schoolgirl, leading to the collapse of his career and marriage.
