First Gazans Return Home via Rafah Crossing
The first Gazans have returned home through the Rafah Crossing, describing an indescribable feeling of joy despite ongoing Israeli airstrikes and devastation.
Category : Politics
Council Blocks Public from Licensing Reviews
Hillingdon Council has repeatedly banned press and public from licensing hearings, citing legal grounds, sparking debates over democratic transparency and public interest.
Farage's £50k Davos Trip Funded by Billionaire
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's two-day Davos trip cost over £50,000, funded by Iranian-born billionaire Sasan Ghandehari, with luxury hotel accommodation also provided.
Gaddafi Son's Death Highlights Libya's Political Fragility
The killing of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, underscores the nation's persistent violence and political instability 15 years after the revolution.
Epstein Files Spark UK Probe and US Reckoning Over Power Networks
As UK authorities investigate Peter Mandelson's Epstein links, US figures face scrutiny over associations with the financier, highlighting demands for full transparency from survivors.
Royal Son Denies Rape, Claims Memory Loss in Court
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, pleads not guilty to 38 crimes including four alleged rapes, breaking down in tears during emotional testimony.
Bannon Wants ICE at Polls in November Midterms
Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon has called for immigration agents to surround polling sites in the upcoming midterm elections, raising concerns about voter intimidation and election interference.
Labour MPs Despair as Mandelson Crisis Hits Starmer
Keir Starmer faces renewed turmoil as a debacle over Peter Mandelson's appointment exposes Downing Street's fallibility, echoing past welfare reform failures and deepening Labour unrest.
Nursery Worker Deported Early, Families Outraged
Roksana Lecka, convicted of 21 counts of child cruelty at London nurseries, will be deported to Poland after serving less than five months of an eight-year sentence under the early removal scheme.
EU Ukraine Loan Deal Could Boost UK If It Pays Costs
A new EU agreement on a loan for Ukraine may offer economic advantages to the UK, but only if the country agrees to help fund the financial package, according to recent reports.
Police Ram Motorbike Rider in Leeds Chase
Dramatic footage shows police knocking a suspect from his motorbike after a dangerous ride-out through Leeds, with one man arrested for driving offences.
Life Sentence for Trump Assassination Attempt on Golf Course
Ryan Routh receives life imprisonment for attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at a West Palm Beach golf course in September 2024, just before the US election.
ISIS Resurgence Fears as Syria Power Vacuum Emerges
Sky News Daily podcast examines whether the West should fear an ISIS resurgence as 7,000 detainees are transferred from Syria to Iraq amid regional instability.
Life Sentence for Trump Assassin Attempt
Ryan Routh, who tried to assassinate Donald Trump near his Florida golf course, receives life imprisonment after a dramatic trial where he represented himself.
Epstein Files: Andrew Allegedly Asked for Threesome
Newly released documents allege Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein propositioned a dancer for sex acts in 2006, with police investigating separate claims of a UK encounter.
Ex-Gamekeeper Accused of Murder 'Loathed' Victim
David Campbell, 77, is on trial for the alleged shotgun murder of retired groundsman Brian Low near Aberfeldy in 2024, with prosecutors claiming he harboured intense hatred towards the victim.
Royal Son Denies Rape Videos in Court
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, breaks down in court while denying phone videos show rape. The trial has shaken Norway's monarchy.
Mandelson Criminal Probe Over Epstein Email Leak
Former Business Secretary Peter Mandelson faces a Metropolitan Police investigation for allegedly leaking sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein in 2009, with potential life imprisonment.
Iran's Brutal Crackdown: Mass Killings Revealed
A comprehensive investigation uncovers the full scale of Iran's brutal crackdown, revealing systematic killings and human rights abuses in a detailed report.
Trump Immigration Policies Hinder Trafficking Efforts
Donald Trump's immigration policies are facing criticism for allegedly obstructing efforts to combat human trafficking, raising concerns among anti-trafficking advocates.
No Suspect Yet in Abduction of Savannah Guthrie's Mother
Authorities in Arizona have not identified a suspect in the apparent abduction of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, as detectives continue their investigation.
Cartoon Satirises Starmer-Mandelson Ties in Epstein Context
A new cartoon by Nicola Jennings critiques Keir Starmer's association with Peter Mandelson, drawing parallels to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal in a sharp political commentary.
FBI Election Raid in Georgia Raises Voter Suppression Fears
The FBI's court-ordered search at Fulton County's election hub has ignited debate over voter suppression tactics and the weaponisation of election integrity claims in US politics.
Teen's Joyride Leads to Licence Points and Car Washing Fine
A 13-year-old boy in Dorset took his family's campervan on a 70mph joyride, receiving penalty points for his future licence and a year of car washing to pay fines.
Texas vs California Abortion Pill Lawsuit
A major legal battle unfolds as Texas and California face off in a federal lawsuit over access to abortion pills, highlighting deep national divides on reproductive rights.
Labour Apologises Over Mandelson Disclosures
The Labour Party has been compelled to issue a formal apology following the disclosure of sensitive information related to Peter Mandelson, marking a significant political setback.
Who Wants to Lead UK's FBI-Style Agency?
As the UK government considers establishing an FBI-style national crime agency, questions arise over who would lead it, amid political and operational challenges.
McDonald's 24-Hour Licence Appeal Sparks 'Harm' Debate
Hammersmith and Fulham Council's refusal of McDonald's extended hours faces court appeal amid claims neighbourhood 'cannot take the harm' of late-night operation.
Starmer Polling, Brexit & Policing: Readers Debate
Metro readers discuss Keir Starmer's unprecedented low polling, Brexit's industrial consequences, accessibility for deaf people, and modern policing challenges in today's letters.
London Borough May Double Council Tax for Second Homes
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is considering doubling council tax for second home owners and reducing support for low-income residents amid a £139 million budget shortfall.
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