Jill Biden's Ex-Husband Charged with Murder in Delaware
William Stevenson, the ex-husband of former first lady Jill Biden, has been indicted for first-degree murder in the death of his wife Linda Stevenson in Delaware.
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Bristol Murder Probe: Man Dies from Unsurvivable Injuries
Avon and Somerset Police have rearrested seven men on suspicion of murder after a man in his 40s died from unsurvivable injuries found on a Bristol street.
Police Probe Peter Mandelson Over Epstein Information Leaks
The Metropolitan Police have opened a criminal investigation into allegations former minister Peter Mandelson leaked sensitive government information to Jeffrey Epstein in 2009.
Snapchat predator jailed for grooming boys with gaming codes
A Glasgow software engineer who groomed schoolboys on Snapchat, coercing them into sexual acts in exchange for Xbox and PlayStation codes, has received a 10.5-year prison sentence.
US F-35 Shoots Down Iranian Drone in Arabian Sea
A US F-35 fighter jet destroyed an Iranian Shahed-139 drone that approached the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier aggressively in the Arabian Sea, according to US Central Command.
Boy Attacked Man Over Police Inaction on Paedophile
A 16-year-old boy on trial for murder said he attacked a man with a bottle and stones because he believed police would not act on suspicions of paedophile behaviour.
Met Police Probe Mandelson-Epstein Email Leaks
The Metropolitan Police are launching a criminal investigation into allegations that Peter Mandelson leaked confidential government emails and market-sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein.
Mandelson's Epstein Leaks on Brown Resignation and Euro Bailout
Newly released Epstein files reveal Peter Mandelson allegedly tipped off Jeffrey Epstein about Gordon Brown's 2010 resignation and a €500bn eurozone rescue deal, sparking police investigation.
US PI Admits Unlawful Work for Daily Mail in Court
A retired US private investigator testified in a high-profile case against Associated Newspapers, revealing he earned $1m for work that included unlawful data gathering for the Daily Mail.
Mandelson's Downfall: Labour Cuts Ties Over Epstein
Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour as party distances itself following revelations in Epstein files. Keir Starmer refers documents to police and considers removing peerage.
Supermax-Style Units for Dangerous Criminals in England and Wales
David Lammy announces new tiered separation centres for extremist prisoners and potential legislation to limit human rights challenges to tougher jail conditions.
Council to Resume Housing Benefit Payments After Cyber Attack
Kensington and Chelsea Council announces first housing benefit payments since November cyber attack, with initial payments limited to private and housing association tenants.
Mandelson Scandal Puts Starmer Under Pressure
The Peter Mandelson scandal continues to haunt Downing Street, raising serious questions about Keir Starmer's judgment and potentially shortening his tenure as Prime Minister.
Councils and Communities Join Forces on Housing
A new initiative sees local councils partnering with community groups to address housing challenges, fostering collaboration and innovative solutions for better living conditions.
Police Officer Dismissed After Assault in Parking Row
A Metropolitan Police officer has been dismissed without notice after being convicted of assault following a physical altercation over a parked vehicle blocking access to his East London home.
Mandelson Tax Remark Sparks Labour Debate
Guardian letters respond to Peter Mandelson's controversial tax comment, with readers questioning his Labour legacy and Keir Starmer's political instincts.
Farage: Cut Pint Prices by Reinstating Two-Child Benefit Cap
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage proposes slashing hospitality VAT to 10% to lower beer prices, funded largely by reinstating the two-child benefit cap, drawing criticism from poverty campaigners.
French Court Summons Two Over Gaza Aid Blockade
A French magistrate has reportedly issued summonses to two French-Israeli nationals, accusing them of 'complicity in genocide' for allegedly blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza.
Prince Edward Addresses Epstein Scandal
Prince Edward was compelled to discuss the Jeffrey Epstein scandal during an educational engagement in the UAE, reiterating the royal family's focus on victims.
Rafah Crossing Partially Reopens for Gaza Medical Cases
Israel has allowed a limited reopening of the Rafah border crossing, enabling a small number of Palestinians from Gaza to cross into Egypt for urgent medical treatment.
Teens Set Homeless Man on Fire in Bangkok 'Prank'
Three teenage boys in Bangkok allegedly doused a sleeping homeless man with fuel and set him on fire, causing severe injuries and property damage in a disturbing incident.
Rafah Border Crossing Partially Reopens in Gaza
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has been partially reopened, marking a significant development in regional tensions and humanitarian access.
Gabbard's Solo 2020 Election Inquiry Sparks Controversy
National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard is running a separate review into the 2020 election with Donald Trump's approval, working alongside but independently from the FBI's criminal investigation.
London Escapes UK Snow Warnings Amid Rain Forecast
The Met Office has issued multiple yellow snow and ice warnings across Wales, Scotland, and northwest England for February 3-4, while London faces heavy rain instead.
HRW Staff Quit Over Blocked Palestinian Return Report
Two Human Rights Watch employees resign after leadership blocks a report deeming Israel's denial of Palestinian refugees' right of return a crime against humanity, sparking internal turmoil.
Ohio ICE Raids Hit Haitian Community, Causing Fear
Recent ICE raids in Ohio have specifically targeted the Haitian community, leading to widespread fear, protests, and calls for immigration reform in the US.
Mandelson Resigns Lords Over Epstein Email Scandal
Former Labour minister Lord Mandelson has resigned from the House of Lords following revelations about emails linked to Jeffrey Epstein, announced by the Speaker.
Pension Minister: More Reforms Needed After Auto-Enrolment
Pensions minister Torsten Bell acknowledges auto-enrolment's success in doubling savings but warns more action is needed to address gaps in pension coverage and boost UK investment.
Mandelson Resigns from Labour and Lords Over Epstein Scandal
Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour and the House of Lords amid Epstein revelations, facing police review and calls for investigation into misconduct allegations.
Royal Son Denies Rape as Trial Begins in Oslo
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, pleads not guilty to rape and other serious charges as his trial starts, with new allegations emerging.
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