Woman and Child Die in West London Park Water Incident
A woman and her young son died after getting into difficulty in water at Elthorne Park, Ealing. Police say the deaths are not being treated as suspicious.
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Coordinated Attacks Rock Mali
Militants and separatists launch coordinated attacks across Mali, targeting military and civilian sites. At least 50 killed, hundreds injured. Government imposes curfew.
Gunshots at White House Correspondents Dinner
Panic erupted at the White House Correspondents' Dinner as gunshots were heard. The incident is under investigation, with no immediate reports of injuries.
Trump Evacuated After Shooting at White House Dinner
Donald Trump and Melania Trump were evacuated from the White House correspondents' dinner after gunshots. A suspect is in custody; no injuries reported.
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Mother and Son Die After Being Pulled from Water in Ealing Park
A woman and child, believed to be mother and son, died after being rescued from water at Elthorne Park in Ealing. Police say the incident is not suspicious.
Letters: Colonial Lessons, Starmer, Chelsea, Kakistocracies
Readers discuss British colonial history, Keir Starmer's premiership, Chelsea's sacking of Liam Rosenior, and the new word 'kakistocracies'.
Public Toilets: Essential for Dignified Urban Spaces
Public toilets in England are declining, with a 14% drop in a decade, affecting equality and public health. The Royal Society calls for government funding.
Family Released After 10 Months in Texas Detention
A woman and her five children, held for over 10 months in Texas immigration detention, were released after a judge's order. The family faced health issues and alleged lack of medical care.
NDIS Cuts: 160,000 to Be Removed by 2030
The Albanese government announces major NDIS reforms, cutting 160,000 participants by 2030 to save $35bn, amid concerns over cost blowouts and eligibility changes.
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Anzac Day 2026: Australia Commemorates 111th Anniversary
Memorial services across Australia marked the 111th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing, with Indigenous speakers booed and Ben Roberts-Smith attending a Gold Coast event.
Starmer's Position Eerily Echoes Johnson's Final Days
Former chief whip Simon Hart draws parallels between Keir Starmer's current struggles and Boris Johnson's dying days, warning that sacrificing others for self-preservation is not leadership.
King Charles Faces Trump in Washington as Ties Hit Low
King Charles III travels to Washington for a state dinner with Donald Trump amid the worst US-UK relations in 70 years, with tensions over Iran and Epstein.
Criminalising Climate Protesters Backfires, UK Study Finds
A study of 1,300 campaigners reveals that arrests, fines, and jail terms increase the determination of climate activists to take direct action, making repression counterproductive.
Progressive Christians Reclaim Faith Amid Trump-Pope Feud
Faith leaders organize against Trump's Christian nationalism, opposing war and ICE policies with social justice rooted in centuries-old traditions.
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Russian Strikes Kill Seven in Ukraine; Dnipro Hit Hardest
Russian drone and missile strikes kill at least seven in Ukraine overnight, with Dnipro bearing the brunt. Odesa and Kharkiv also targeted.
Judge Overturns Nova Scotia's Vague Woods Ban
A Canadian judge struck down Nova Scotia's wildfire ban on entering woods, calling it too vague and a violation of mobility rights, siding with a hiker who challenged the order.
Two Men and Three Boys Charged Over Gang Rape in Gravesend
Two men and three boys have been charged after a teenage girl was allegedly gang-raped at a private property in Gravesend, Kent, between March 25 and April 19.
Kimmel: Trump a 'Delicate Snowflake' Over No Comic at Dinner
Late-night hosts mock Trump's plan to skip White House Correspondents' Dinner roast, with Kimmel delivering an alternative roast and Colbert and Meyers weighing in on Trump's Iran threats.
Roberts-Smith Attends Anzac Day After War Crime Charges
Ben Roberts-Smith, facing war crime charges, will attend Anzac Day in Queensland, calling it 'sacred'. RSL welcomes him, while a white nationalist rally planned in support is disavowed by him.
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Trump vs Pope Leo: Political Gap Widens
Donald Trump's conflict with Pope Leo XIV exposes widening rifts between US evangelicals and Catholics, as the pope condemns Trump's policies on war and immigration.
Italians Wait for Supreme Court Ruling on Citizenship
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Israel’s Dahiyeh Doctrine Repeats in Lebanon
An analysis of Israel's military strategy from the 2006 Lebanon war to Gaza and the 2026 Lebanon attacks, highlighting the Dahiyeh doctrine and its global implications.
UK Rejects Pentagon Memo on Falklands Shift
Downing Street insists UK position on Falklands is unchanged after leaked Pentagon email suggests US reassess support due to lack of backing for Iran war.
Starmer's Sir Humphrey Moment Over Ministerial Row
Keir Starmer encountered a classic civil service clash as a minister refused to follow orders, echoing Yes Minister's Sir Humphrey.
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Syria Arrests Suspected Tadamon Massacre Leader
Syrian authorities arrested Amjad Youssef, a former regime official suspected of leading the 2013 Tadamon massacre that killed 288 civilians, including 12 children.
Starmer Pledges to Proscribe Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Keir Starmer promises legislation to proscribe Iran's Revolutionary Guards in July, following an arson attack on a London synagogue. He aims to ensure Jewish community safety amid rising antisemitism.
The Eagle Has Been Landed: April's City Diary
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Woman Arrested After Teen Stabbed in Croydon
A 19-year-old woman has been arrested after a 17-year-old boy was stabbed multiple times in Croydon. The victim's injuries are not life-threatening.
95-Year-Old Driver Spared Jail for Killing Dog Walker
Joan Barwick, 95, was distracted by a free disabled parking space when she fatally struck Linda Wareham, 77, in a petrol station. She received a suspended 16-month sentence.
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Coronation Street Axed from ITV Schedule Tonight
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