Bystanders tried to save woman in London bus stop stabbing
Eyewitnesses describe chaotic scene as they attempted first aid on Anita Mukhey, 66, after random fatal stabbing at Burnt Oak bus stop in North London.
Category : Politics
Prison Officer Jailed for Inmate Sex and Smuggling
Isabelle Dale, 23, sentenced to 3.5 years for sexual misconduct with two inmates at HMP Coldingley and conspiring to smuggle synthetic cannabis into the prison.
Hotel Rampage Near Heathrow: £8K Damage, Kill Threats
Jake Holder, 27, sentenced after violent rampage at The Stanwell Hotel near Heathrow Airport, causing extensive damage and threatening staff with a fire extinguisher.
Mike Johnson: UK-US to Work Through Greenland Issues
US House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed confidence that Britain and the US will resolve differences over Greenland, despite tensions in transatlantic relations.
Education Key to UK Immigration Views, Study Finds
New research reveals education level is the strongest indicator of UK attitudes toward immigration and diversity, with graduates far more supportive than non-graduates.
Indiana Judge and Wife Shot: Police Hunt Suspects
An Indiana state court judge and his wife are in stable condition after being shot at their Lafayette home. Authorities are actively searching for suspects in what the mayor calls a 'senseless act of violence'.
ICE Detains US Citizen in Minnesota Without Warrant
ChongLy 'Scott' Thao, a US citizen, was forcibly detained by ICE agents in St Paul, Minnesota, without a warrant, in subfreezing weather, sparking outrage and planned protests.
One Nation Targets Victoria Election Amid Bushfire Criticism
Victoria's bushfire crisis sparks political turmoil as One Nation capitalises on regional discontent, with criticism mounting over government response and CFA funding ahead of state election.
Bridget Cama on Invasion Day and First Nations Rights Silence
Bridget Cama, co-chair of the Uluru Youth Dialogue, discusses the divisive debate around Invasion Day and the demoralising silence from political leaders on First Nations rights in Australia.
Macron: World Shifting to 'Lawless' State
French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos, warning of a global slide from democracy towards autocracy and violence, describing it as a move to a 'world without rules'.
Trump's Greenland Plan Sparks Global Alarm
Donald Trump's pursuit of Greenland and erratic foreign policy decisions are destabilising international relations, with protests in Nuuk and warnings from European leaders.
Cardinals Criticise Trump Foreign Policy Approach
Three senior US Catholic cardinals have issued a strong rebuke of Trump administration foreign policy, warning that actions in Venezuela, Greenland and aid cuts risk global suffering.
Civil Service Overhaul: 'Doers Not Talkers' Promoted
Labour's Darren Jones announces plans to reform Whitehall by sacking underperforming civil servants and creating agile taskforces to boost productivity.
Greenland's Independence Dream Faces Trump's Ambitions
Greenland's quest for dignity and self-determination confronts new colonial threats from the Trump administration, forcing an uneasy alliance with Denmark.
Newsom Attacks Europe Over Trump Greenland Demands
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticises European leaders for their 'complicity' in failing to confront Donald Trump's demands to purchase or annex Greenland.
Mike Johnson's Parliamentary Speech Amid Trump Chaos
US House Speaker Mike Johnson addressed UK Parliament in a subdued event, as Donald Trump's erratic diplomacy overshadowed transatlantic relations with controversial Greenland and Chagos Islands remarks.
US Lawmakers Block Trump's Tariffs on Europe
Bipartisan US legislators announce measures to prevent Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on eight European nations, including key NATO allies like Denmark and the UK.
Judge Allows ICE to Block Lawmaker Facility Access
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration can temporarily block lawmakers from conducting unannounced inspections of immigration detention facilities, requiring a week's notice.
UK Urged to Rebuild European Security Ties Post-Trump
Labour MP Stella Creasy argues Britain must urgently rebuild European security and trade alliances as Trump's presidency threatens NATO stability and global order.
Trump's Jewish List Demand at Penn Raises Alarm
The Trump administration's demand for a list of Jewish students and staff at the University of Pennsylvania has sparked widespread concern about government overreach and historical parallels with persecution.
Israel Demolishes UN Palestinian Refugee Agency HQ
Israeli forces have bulldozed the Unrwa headquarters in East Jerusalem and fired teargas at a UN vocational school in the West Bank, escalating tensions.
CPS: No New Charges for Lucy Letby
The Crown Prosecution Service announces no further charges against Lucy Letby, the former nurse serving life for baby murders, citing insufficient evidence for new cases.
Harry Feels Targeted in Daily Mail Court Case
The Duke of Sussex believes he has faced a sustained campaign for standing up to Associated Newspapers, as his lawyers detail 14 articles allegedly obtained through unlawful information-gathering.
US Urges Diplomats to Highlight 'Generosity' Despite Aid Cuts
Leaked email reveals US State Department's Bureau of African Affairs encouraging diplomats to aggressively promote American 'generosity' while aid is reduced, sparking accusations of racism.
Le Pen Denies Fake Jobs 'System' in EU Funds Appeal
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen tells Paris appeals court there was no organised system to misuse European parliament funds, as she seeks to overturn a guilty verdict that could bar her from the 2027 presidential election.
Macron Slams Trump's 'New Colonialism' Over Greenland
European leaders unite to condemn Donald Trump's aggressive push to control Greenland, with Emmanuel Macron warning against 'useless aggressivity' and 'new colonialism' at Davos.
Venezuela's Call for Fair Elections Over US Oil Deals
A letter from Gabriel Moncada Belisario highlights Venezuela's plea for democratic self-determination, rejecting US bombs and oil contracts in favour of transparent elections.
Community Shaping Urged as Local Elections Postponed
The postponement of local elections in East Sussex presents an opportunity for residents to shape their town and parish councils to better reflect community needs.
EU Leaders Respond to Trump's Greenland Tariff Threats
European leaders are meeting to formulate a response to Donald Trump's threat of punitive tariffs over Greenland, with calls for international protectorate solutions.
Trump's $1bn Peace Board Sparks UN Displacement Concerns
Donald Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace' requires nations to pay $1bn in cash for membership, raising alarms it aims to replace UN agencies with a profit-driven model dominated by the former president.
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