Mum Dies After Head Trapped Between Rocks in Tide
A mother drowned after becoming trapped head-first between rocks on Lowestoft seafront as the tide rose, despite rescue attempts by strangers. An inquest has begun.
A mother drowned after becoming trapped head-first between rocks on Lowestoft seafront as the tide rose, despite rescue attempts by strangers. An inquest has begun.
Simon Fawthrop, a Bromley councillor, lost his magistrateship after criticizing a judge in an anti-ULEZ case, alleging Deputy PM David Lammy orchestrated a political witch hunt.
The English Devolution Bill grants Mayor Sadiq Khan new powers over transport, licensing, and a tourist tax, potentially raising £350m annually for London.
Readers discuss whether faith-defined communities should be abolished, King Charles's US visit, Golders Green attack, migrant descent, deposit return scheme, House of Lords, and Sudoku puzzles.
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RecommendedA coroner ruled that the death of 12-year-old Brooke Wiggins, crushed by a falling tree branch while on a rope swing in Banstead, was an accident. Surrey County Council was not found negligent.
Lord Len Duvall says the Mayor of London could make a positive contribution to the House of Lords if offered a peerage, amid speculation about Khan's future after local elections.
The Metropolitan Police launches a 100-officer Community Protection Team for Jewish communities amid rising antisemitic incidents, including arson and a terror-linked stabbing.
As major publishers abandon PlayStation 4, we examine its legacy, from learning from PS3 failures to a perfect balance of power and economics that made it Sony's pinnacle.
Former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani, 81, is breathing independently after being hospitalized with pneumonia and placed on a ventilator in Florida. He remains in critical but stable condition.
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RecommendedPM Keir Starmer urges collective action against rising antisemitism, citing recent attacks including a knife incident in Golders Green and arson, demanding society show solidarity with Jewish communities.
A sperm whale carcass towed 20km along NSW coast drew sharks, angered locals, and prompted calls for a review into poor communication and safety failures.
Thousands of Afghans who assisted US forces are stranded in Qatar after Trump suspended refugee processing. They now face resettlement in the DRC, a war-torn country they know nothing about.
Dame Shirley Porter, former Westminster council leader at the heart of the 'homes for votes' scandal, has died aged 95. She was found guilty of wilful misconduct and ordered to repay £12.3m.
The Supreme Court temporarily restores access to mifepristone after a federal court sought to ban its mailing, highlighting ongoing threats to abortion rights.
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RecommendedThe US Education Department investigates Smith College for admitting transgender women, alleging violations of Title IX. The probe escalates Trump administration attacks on trans rights.
Vladimir Putin has reportedly retreated to living in bunkers due to fears of a coup or assassination attempt by his own entourage, according to Western intelligence sources.
Sophinia Bertrand, 46, was found dead with head injuries in Fulham. Mehdi Madar, 45, has been charged with murder. Separate incidents in Brixton also under investigation.
Donald Trump joked about staying in office for eight or nine years to use his new White House ballroom, as a European steelmaker donated materials for the project.
Keanu Taylor, 25, died in a drive-by shooting in Brixton. Three others injured. Police hunt gunman, investigate possible link to stabbing.
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RecommendedA child was hit by crossfire after Secret Service agents shot a man near the White House. The suspect fled and was wounded; the child's injuries are non-life-threatening.
Central Europe has become a testing ground for political trends, with populism, nationalism, and illiberalism shaping the region's future.
At least two people are dead and 20 others injured after a car drove into a pedestrian area in Leipzig, Germany. The driver was arrested.
An American in London notices a major change in British behavior during bank holidays, with people visibly happier and more social, as captured in a viral Instagram video.
As German military spending surges, experts argue that its power must be integrated into European defence to avoid past tensions and counter Russian aggression.
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RecommendedPortland and other US cities are passing laws to protect polyamorous people from discrimination, signaling a shift in legal recognition for non-traditional families.
Ella Baron's cartoon on Golders Green attack ignites debate on anti-racist movements and Jewish community safety in London.
Nesrine Malik reflects on King Charles's 2026 US state visit, seeing it as a symbol of fading influence and the unraveling of democracy in both nations.
The royal commission on antisemitism holds first hearings in Sydney; PM Albanese and Japan's Takaichi announce new strategic partnership; fuel tax cut not extended; Brisbane train cuts; Victoria teacher strikes delayed.
A Queensland government minister is under investigation over allegations of an improper relationship, raising questions about ministerial integrity and ethical standards.
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RecommendedLabour MP Sarah Sackman criticizes the 'muted' response from the liberal left and anti-racist groups to rising antisemitic violence, following stabbings in her Golders Green constituency.