Murderer drove 50 miles with children to stab associate
Ben Wazabanga, 23, drove 50 miles with two young children in his car to stab Ayowale Aladejana in New Cross over a car rental debt dispute. He was convicted of murder.
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Putin's Russia Day ruined by drone strikes, celebrations cancelled
Russia Day celebrations were cancelled after drone attacks hit key infrastructure, including petrochemical and oil refineries. Ukraine also destroyed a missile system and a key bridge.
Met Office June Heatwave Verdict for London Amid North-South Divide
The Met Office forecasts warmer weather for London and the South East, but an official heatwave is not yet declared. Temperatures may reach mid-20s, with a north-south divide expected.
London urged to look to Oslo for robotaxi regulation
Former TfL director warns unregulated robotaxis could harm London's transport goals, suggesting Oslo's model of integrating autonomous vehicles with public transport.
Emmerdale: Kerry and Archie Exposed as Police Called
Kerry Wyatt and Archie's AI scam is exposed when Eric Pollard catches them. Caleb vows revenge, and Jai makes a devastating realisation about his son's involvement.
Violence condemned after Tommy Robinson stokes Belfast riots
PM Starmer and NI parties condemn Belfast stabbing that left man in serious condition. Anti-immigration riots erupt, bus set on fire. Robinson leads London protest.
Inmate died in fire, another nearly lost leg to spider in UK prisons
A new report reveals a prisoner died in a fire due to faulty alarms at HMP Garth, while another nearly lost a leg from a spider bite at Bullingdon prison, highlighting severe issues in UK jails.
Belfast stabbing suspect appears in court for attempted murder
Hadi Alodid, 30, charged with attempted murder after Belfast knife attack that left Stephen Ogilvie with severe eye injuries, appears in court as riots erupt.
Couple married 67 years die hours apart
Geoff and Gerrie Gradus, married for 67 years, died 41 hours apart. Their daughter says Gerrie 'could not cope' without her beloved husband. The couple ran a Kosher shop and were community pillars.
Doctor Todd leaves Emmerdale after Charity's case collapses
Doctor Caitlin Todd exits Emmerdale after being questioned for sexually assaulting Charity Dingle. Despite Charity's report, the case is dropped due to inconclusive evidence.
Nintendo Direct Disappoints: Switch 2 Line-Up Still Underwhelms
Tuesday's Nintendo Direct failed to impress, with a focus on niche Japanese titles and a lack of major Western-friendly franchises, leaving fans and investors frustrated about the Switch 2's future.
Trump Claims US Moved Millions of Barrels of Oil from Iran
Donald Trump announced the US secretly moved millions of barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz, claiming control over the waterway amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Apple deal with Met Police makes stolen iPhones unusable
Apple agrees with Met Police to block stolen iPhones from reactivation. Samsung and Google join effort to combat phone snatching in London, reducing theft by 18%.
Decade of division: Jo Cox murder to Belfast riots
Reflecting on 10 years since Jo Cox's murder, the UK faces renewed division and violence, with riots in Belfast and Southampton echoing past failures to unite.
Missing child mannequin found on train with cider
A creepy mannequin of a WWII evacuee child named Annie vanished from Blue Anchor station and was found on a train holding a Thatchers Haze cider.
Russia Builds New Military Base Near Finland Border
Russia has started constructing a military base near Finland's border for the first time since the Soviet collapse. Aerial photos reveal new barracks that could house up to 6,000 troops, raising security concerns for Finland and NATO.
Manhunt for escaped prisoner in Woolwich
Temitope Segun, 25, fled from a prisoner transport van in Woolwich on Monday after assaulting a Serco guard. Police are urgently searching for him and urge the public to call 999 if spotted.
Healey's letter terminal for Starmer's leadership
Former Defence Secretary John Healey's resignation letter accuses PM Starmer of failing national security, potentially ending his leadership.
Why Trump Is Skipping World Cup Opening Ceremony and US Game
President Donald Trump will not attend the US World Cup opening ceremony or the team's first match. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will lead the delegation instead.
Big Ben climb cost taxpayers £67,000, court hears
A pro-Palestine protester who climbed Big Ben barefoot for over 15 hours cost taxpayers £67,000, with TfL losing £25,000 in bus fares, a court heard.
Woman found dead in Lewisham home, police probe
A woman in her 50s was discovered dead in a Catford Hill property. Police are investigating, with a post-mortem scheduled. No arrests made.
Met Police urges phone firms to make stolen phones unusable
Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley pushes for legislation to force telecoms giants to render stolen phones inoperable, reducing their value and theft incentive.
Southall Stabbing: Man Killed, Seven Arrested
A man in his 20s was stabbed to death on North Road, Southall, just after midnight on June 10. Seven men in their 20s and 30s have been arrested. Forensics officers are at the scene.
Camden street drinkers face £100 fines under new PSPO
From July, police and council officers in Camden can confiscate alcohol from those engaging in anti-social behaviour, with fines of £100 for non-compliance.
Ealing club plans withdrawn after police safety concerns
An application for a late-night private members club in West Ealing featuring belly dancing has been withdrawn after Met Police raised safety concerns for female dancers.
Croydon pub gets ACV status in 'huge win' for locals
The Kenley Hotel in Croydon has been granted Asset of Community Value status, allowing residents to prepare a bid to buy and reopen the historic pub under local ownership.
Sister Appeals for London Man Missing Since 1988
Rosalind Bushell, sister of Ian Bushell missing since 1988, urges public to help locate him. He was last seen in Abbey Wood, may have been spotted in Upton Park in 2007.
Healey’s resignation letter skewers Starmer
John Healey's resignation as defence secretary is a devastating blow to Keir Starmer, citing failures in defence funding and leadership.
World Cup 2026: Watch Socceroos Games from Australia
Your complete guide to following the Socceroos at the 2026 FIFA World Cup: start dates, group stage, TV channels, live sites, and squad details for Australian fans.
Trump Threatens to Attack Iran 'Very Hard Tonight'
Donald Trump threatens to strike Iran 'very hard tonight' and seize Kharg Island, handling 90% of Iran's oil exports, in latest warning to Tehran.
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