Princess Eugenie Expecting Third Child This Summer
Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are expecting their third child, due this summer. The King is delighted, and sons August and Ernest are excited for a new sibling.
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Brixton Drive-By Shooting: Met Police Condemn Violence
A drive-by shooting in Brixton leaves four hospitalized, one with life-threatening injuries. Police investigate as an act of indiscriminate violence.
Mexican Officials Step Down After US Drug Indictment
Two Mexican officials from Sinaloa temporarily step down after US drug trafficking charges. Governor Rocha denies allegations, vows to cooperate with investigation.
Rubio in Rome to Thaw US Relations with Pope and Meloni
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio travels to Rome this week to mend ties with Italy and the Vatican amid tensions over Trump's remarks on Pope Leo and the Iran war.
Sadiq Khan: Protecting Jewish Londoners from Antisemitism
Mayor Sadiq Khan outlines actions to combat rising antisemitism in London, including increased policing, funding, and education, urging solidarity with Jewish communities.
Trump Threatens More Troop Cuts From Germany
President Donald Trump warns of deeper troop cuts from Germany after announcing withdrawal of 5,000 soldiers, sparking concern among Republicans and European allies.
Spain Demands Release of Gaza Flotilla Activist Held by Israel
Spain demands immediate release of Spanish national Saif Abu Keshek, held illegally by Israel after interception of Gaza-bound flotilla in international waters.
Canada First Non-European at EPC Summit in Yerevan
Canada's PM Mark Carney joins the European Political Community summit in Yerevan, seeking new alliances after US rupture. The summit focuses on Trump's troop withdrawal and Iran tensions.
Budget Fundraiser Season: Democracy Threat or Selfie?
As budget week nears, major parties host costly fundraising dinners. Critics say 'cash-for-access' distorts policy, while supporters dismiss them as selfie opportunities.
Brixton Shooting and Stabbing Possibly Linked: Police
Police investigate if a drive-by shooting that injured four in Brixton is connected to a stabbing an hour later. One victim in each incident is in life-threatening condition.
North London Boy Charged After Stabbings in Brawl
A 15-year-old boy from north London has been charged with assault and drug possession after a 30-person brawl in Southend left two teenagers stabbed.
Burnham Eyes Return to Westminster Within Weeks
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has a credible plan to return to Westminster within weeks, with allies saying he will use a byelection to set out a new agenda for government.
Burnham's Plan to Replace Starmer Gains Momentum
Andy Burnham's team prepares a manifesto and targets seats for a Westminster return as Labour MPs grow disillusioned with Keir Starmer's leadership.
20 Photos: Global Events This Week
From the Washington Hilton shooting to the London Marathon, see the week's most impactful moments captured by leading photojournalists worldwide.
Starmer: Polanski 'Not Fit to Lead' Over Police Post
Keir Starmer condemned Zack Polanski as 'disgraceful' after the Green Party leader shared a post critical of police arresting a stabbing suspect in Golders Green.
Corrections and Clarifications: Ivor Montagu, Yesteryear, Black Death
Corrections to recent articles: Ivor Montagu attended Westminster School, not Eton; Yesteryear set in 1855, not 1805; Black Death illustration shows leprosy victims.
Bard President Botstein Steps Down After Epstein Inquiry
Leon Botstein resigns as Bard College president after an investigation found he made 25 visits to Jeffrey Epstein's townhouse and failed to alert authorities.
Farm Mourns Moss: Border Collie Dies at 14
A Cumbrian farmer reflects on the loss of her border collie Moss, who died at 14, while lambing continues. Moss was a loyal companion and prize-winning shepherd dog.
Record May Heat to End as Cold Front Brings Storms to SE Australia
Record-breaking May warmth in SE Australia will be swept away by a cold front bringing thunderstorms, rain, and cooler temperatures over the weekend and into next week.
Trump Uses Assassination Attempt for Political Gain
After a failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the administration rushes to court, indicts James Comey, and pressures ABC over a Kimmel joke, showing willingness to exploit violence for political goals.
Trump: US Navy Like Pirates in Iran Blockade
Donald Trump said US navy acted 'like pirates' while seizing a ship in the blockade of Iranian ports. The remark came as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz.
Why I Often Wish I Were British: A US Writer's View
An American writer reflects on the cultural differences between the UK and US, praising British decorum and politeness while criticizing American brashness and celebrity politics.
Badenoch Apologises for Bloody Sunday Video Use
Kemi Badenoch apologised after Bloody Sunday footage was used in a social media post defending UK veterans. She did not sign off on the video.
King Charles Shown Slaves' Neck Shackles in Bermuda
King Charles viewed slaves' neck irons from 1595 in Bermuda, reflecting on the transatlantic slave trade's history during his solo visit.
Readers Debate Antisemitism Surge, Job Cuts, Assisted Dying
Metro readers discuss rising antisemitism in London, Premier Inn job cuts, Trump's gold statue, a crossword rodent query, and the meaning of life in assisted dying debates.
Labour Will Regret Renters' Rights Act, Warns Analyst
The Renters' Rights Act abolishes Section 21 evictions and introduces rent controls, likely causing a landlord exodus and rental shortages, warns Ben Hopkinson.
Foreign Office Cuts Weaken International Law Oversight
MPs warn that closure of FCDO's humanitarian law unit will impair UK's ability to monitor violations and arms exports, amid restructuring.
Grenfell Tower Deconstruction Pauses for Anniversary
The deconstruction of Grenfell Tower will pause this summer as a mark of respect for the ninth anniversary of the fire. Work stops from June 12-16.
Met Chief Accuses Green Leader of Undermining Police
Met Commissioner Mark Rowley criticizes Green Party leader Zack Polanski for retweeting a post about police conduct during the Golders Green stabbings, saying it undermines officer confidence.
Antigua PM Browne Wins Third Term in Landslide
Gaston Browne wins third term as Antigua and Barbuda PM with decisive victory, promising economic growth and social programs.
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