Tupac trial: Davis admitted role in secret interview, says prosecutor
Prosecutor Binu Palal claims Duane Davis admitted to orchestrating Tupac's murder in a secret federal interview, as his trial opens in Las Vegas.
Prosecutor Binu Palal claims Duane Davis admitted to orchestrating Tupac's murder in a secret federal interview, as his trial opens in Las Vegas.
Maliki Sharma, 18, was stabbed near his left armpit in Feltham High Street during tit-for-tat violence between rival groups, a court heard.
A coroner has raised concerns to the Home Secretary after a vulnerable 18-year-old known to authorities was murdered by her abusive boyfriend in Thamesmead, prompting calls for safeguarding reforms.
Trump complains about US-South Korea military exercises, calling them 'inappropriate and hostile' to North Korea, which he deems 'unthreatening and respectful.'
Simon Levy, a double murderer and serial Tube sex attacker, denies stabbing a prison guard with a pen and strangling him at HMP Belmarsh in February; he will face trial at Inner London Crown Court.
Russia's state development corporation chief economist Andrei Klepach says Moscow won't win in Ukraine and faces a social crisis like 1917 or 1991.
The Guardian issues corrections and clarifications on recent articles, including a misattributed quote and an incorrect statistic, ensuring accuracy and transparency.
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Trump orders reduction of US-South Korea military drills, citing relationship with Kim, despite warnings of North Korea's new battlefield experience from Ukraine war.
US Attorney General Todd Blanche refused to pledge DOJ independence from the White House, saying no attorney general should ever make such a vow, amid concerns over Trump's influence.
Democrats demand answers from Trump over USS Abraham Lincoln conditions as deployment nears nine months, with morale and mental health concerns mounting.
Brazil's President Lula, 80, launched his fourth-term campaign, vowing to keep the far-right from power, facing Flávio Bolsonaro in October's election.
Trump faces a 32% approval rating, with 60% opposing the Iran war, as Republicans fear losing the House in 2026 midterms.
As melon-gate raged, Albanese quietly cut deals in parliament. The PM should make some noise this week on gambling, NDIS, and news bargaining reforms.
Arron Banks hired private investigators to dig into Conservative Party chair Richard Holden, according to leaked emails. The move escalates internal Tory tensions.
Prince Harry aims to visit the UK every few months after a 'happy' reunion with King Charles, sources say, with a return expected next month.
Death toll in Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba ferry disaster rises to 68 with 22 more bodies recovered; 18 children among dead.
Brazil's President Lula returns to Vila Euclides stadium, site of 1979-80 strikes that boosted democracy, to launch his seventh and final presidential campaign ahead of October's election.
Mary Peltola rejects Kamala Harris's unsolicited fundraising appeal, emphasizing her focus on Alaska and local endorsements.
Billy discovers Caleb and Ruby knew Kev attacked him, not Joe Tate, as Kev confesses at the Stend do, leaving Billy to decide his next move.
Richmond Council has formally objected to the Government's draft Heathrow expansion policy, arguing 'London needs a better Heathrow, not a bigger one,' citing noise, pollution, and health concerns.
Martin Rowson's latest cartoon depicts Nigel Farage facing a by-election challenge in Clacton, highlighting political tensions in the constituency.
Nigel Farage won Clacton byelection but faces resumed standards inquiry over undeclared £5m gift; anti-Reform vote at 37% signals vulnerability.
Israel's defence minister orders military to plan transferring law enforcement for settlers to police, a move Palestine's VP calls a 'flagrant violation' and step toward annexation.
Nigel Farage won the Clacton byelection with 63.34% of the vote, beating Count Binface, in a contest boycotted by major parties.
Trump attacked New York's crime rate and Democratic leaders in a speech to Republicans, vowing to restore safety if re-elected.
Glyn Razzell, convicted of murdering Linda Razzell in 2003, remains in prison after a High Court judge overturned his parole, citing his refusal to disclose where her body is hidden.
Nigel Farage wins Clacton by-election with 63.3% of votes; investigation into undeclared £5M gift restarts, risking his seat.
Nigel Farage won Clacton with a majority of under 13,000 votes against Count Binface, but his absence at the result announcement and slipping polls raise doubts about his national appeal.
Nigel Farage wins Clacton by-election, but Count Binface secures 26.7% of the vote, raising questions about Farage's mandate and financial scrutiny.