A Georgia woman faces murder charges for allegedly inducing an abortion, highlighting domestic reproductive rights crackdowns while US-backed actions kill children in the Middle East, exposing hypocrisy in pro-life rhetoric.
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed under oath that the agency purchases Americans' location data from commercial brokers, enabling mass surveillance without AI technology or warrants.
US President Donald Trump signals potential end to hostilities as Israel strikes Tehran and Beirut, Iran targets Diego Garcia, and Gulf nations intercept drones amid escalating conflict.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says the UK is being pulled into the Iran conflict following missile strikes on Diego Garcia base, criticizing Starmer's response.
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An Iranian man and Romanian woman face charges after attempting to enter HM Naval Base Clyde, home to the UK's Trident nuclear deterrent. Police Scotland confirms ongoing investigation.
Russian drone attacks in Zaporizhzhia killed two adults and injured children, while a separate strike left most of Chernihiv region without electricity as Ukraine seeks peace talks.
Thousands will march in central London today for Iran war protests, with strict police conditions including noise bans and fixed end times to minimize disruption.
Paige Brookes, 24, led police on a dangerous 90mph pursuit in Stafford while threatening to crash. She received a suspended sentence and driving ban.
Police Scotland have charged a 34-year-old Iranian man and 31-year-old Romanian woman after reports of an attempted entry at Faslane naval base, home to the UK's Trident nuclear deterrent.
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A 34-year-old Iranian man and 31-year-old Romanian woman have been charged after attempting to enter the UK's Faslane naval base, home to Britain's nuclear submarine fleet and Trident deterrent.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will hold an emergency cabinet meeting with the Bank of England governor to address soaring living costs from the Iran conflict, as energy bills and mortgage rates surge.
Iran fired two intermediate-range ballistic missiles at the Diego Garcia military base in the Indian Ocean, with US officials confirming one was intercepted and the other failed. The attack followed UK permission for US strikes from British bases, escalat
A woman sustained life-changing injuries in a stabbing on Prospect Vale in Woolwich. A man in his 30s, known to the victim, has been arrested as police treat it as an isolated incident.
The Metropolitan Police has issued a strict warning against fireworks and imposed noise restrictions for two major Iran war protests in Central London today to minimize disruption.
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Police have released footage of Justin Timberlake's 2024 drink-driving arrest, showing him struggling with sobriety tests and discussing the incident with officers in New York.
Prince Edward and Sophie face backlash for subletting Crown Estate stables for £130,000 annually while paying minimal rent, raising questions about royal finances.
Iran reportedly fired two intermediate-range ballistic missiles at the joint US-UK base on Diego Garcia, following UK permission for US strikes from British bases. Neither missile hit the target.
President Trump announces the U.S. is nearing objectives in Iran conflict, suggesting military drawdown while delegating Strait of Hormuz protection to other nations amid global oil price surge.
Greenwich Council has approved controversial constitutional changes that limit public questioning, sparking accusations of 'political thuggery' and 'democratic attack' from opposition councillors and residents.
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Traders at Ridley Road Shopping Village in East London are battling eviction after landlords refused to renew tenancies, threatening their livelihoods and a community hub dating back to 1880.
General Sir Roland Walker emphasizes that justice must be served for Agnes Wanjiru, whose murder in 2012 led to a 13-year delay in an arrest warrant for a former British soldier.
President Trump's recent comments suggest a move toward ending the Iran war, citing military achievements, but mixed messages and global economic concerns add uncertainty.
Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury in a landmark ceremony at Canterbury Cathedral, with Prince William representing King Charles.
British and French naval forces have jointly intercepted the Deyna, a sanctioned oil tanker allegedly part of Russia's shadow fleet, in a Mediterranean operation aimed at disrupting funding for Moscow's war effort.
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The UK government has authorized the US to utilize RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia for defensive strikes against Iranian missile sites targeting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, marking a significant policy shift.
MetroTalk readers clash over Nigel Farage's shifting stance on Iran conflict, with accusations of political opportunism and broader discussions about military intervention.
A new report from the Labour Growth Group suggests cutting income tax and abolishing national insurance to reward hard work, with potential funding from capital gains tax reforms and landowner taxes.
A bone discovered in Hackney during a search for murder victim Muriel McKay's remains has been ruled non-human by police, dashing family hopes after a tip led to the excavation.
Cabinet ministers examine Labour Growth Group report proposing income tax cuts and NI abolition, with publication timed after May elections as Starmer faces potential challenge.
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A mother and her two adult children have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the premeditated murder of a relative in Blackburn, described by the judge as a 'needless tragedy' over a trivial slight.
