Tributes for Woman Stabbed in North London Street
A 50-year-old woman known as a 'lovely lady' has died after a stabbing in Willesden, with neighbours rushing to help and a man charged with murder.
A 50-year-old woman known as a 'lovely lady' has died after a stabbing in Willesden, with neighbours rushing to help and a man charged with murder.
Newly released US DOJ documents reveal how figures like Richard Branson and Noam Chomsky aided Jeffrey Epstein, shifting focus to systemic exploitation of women.
George Finch, the 19-year-old Reform UK leader of Warwickshire County Council, defends a 3.89% council tax increase despite officers warning 5% is needed to balance the budget.
Dame Tracey Crouch, former Conservative MP, shares insights on MP life including security fears, long hours, pay cuts, and frustrations with political discourse in exclusive interview.
A judicial review in Edinburgh hears claims that Scottish government policy on transgender prisoners breaches human rights and treats female inmates as 'pawns'.
Labour grandee Peter Mandelson faces potential misconduct in public office charges after revelations in Epstein files show sensitive government information sharing.
Authorities in Arizona believe Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, was abducted from her home near Tucson. Signs of forced entry and blood were found at the residence.
Analysis of electoral disclosures shows Coal Australia donated nearly $5.4m in 2024-25, with Australians for Prosperity receiving the largest share to fund attack ads against Labor, Greens and teal candidates.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia, intended to heal wounds after the Bondi massacre, faces mass protests over allegations of inciting genocide in Gaza.
An Iranian woman studying in Australia fears execution if her student visa expires, citing her protest activities against Tehran's regime. She highlights the dangers faced by temporary visa holders.
Peter Mandelson could be investigated for misconduct in public office after emails in the Epstein files suggest he shared confidential government information.
Keir Starmer announces police referral and legislation to remove Peter Mandelson's peerage following revelations of confidential email leaks to Jeffrey Epstein during the 2008 financial crisis.
The Cabinet Office has referred sensitive documents to police after Jeffrey Epstein files allegedly show Lord Mandelson forwarded confidential information while serving as a minister.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested in New York City on Tuesday, facing charges of assault and disorderly conduct following an alleged altercation.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK has reversed its support for scrapping the two-child benefit cap, instead proposing £3bn in tax cuts for pubs funded by reinstating the cap, as the party aims to win over disgruntled landlords.
The expiration of a key nuclear weapons treaty between the US and Russia has heightened global tensions, raising concerns about a potential new arms race and strategic instability.
The Information Commissioner's Office launches formal investigation into Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot following reports it generated sexual imagery of children, raising serious data protection concerns.
Analysis of Premium Bonds February draw results showing prize distribution changes, winning probabilities, and comparison with traditional savings accounts for UK investors.
The Information Commissioner's Office has initiated a formal investigation into X and xAI, examining potential data protection law breaches linked to the creation of non-consensual sexual deepfake images using the Grok AI chatbot.
The Information Commissioner's Office has launched formal investigations into X.AI and X Internet Unlimited Company regarding Grok AI's potential to generate harmful sexualised content.
Singer Kate Nash reveals she lost £39,000 on recent tours and now relies on OnlyFans to fund performances, telling MPs Brexit rules threaten UK music's global reputation.
A dog groomer honoured at Crufts has been fined after attacking three officers, blaming menopause and grief for her behaviour during a domestic incident call-out.
Prince Edward has become the first royal to address the Jeffrey Epstein files release, urging the public to 'remember the victims' during a summit in Dubai.
Analysis of how 'reactionary centrist' pundits created false equivalence between left and right, undermining democracy and enabling Trump's agenda through asymmetric criticism.
Newly released emails reveal Lord Peter Mandelson forwarded sensitive financial advice to Jeffrey Epstein during the 2010 Eurozone debt crisis, raising questions about conflicts of interest.
Labour's Rowenna Davis proposes compulsory purchase orders for Croydon's derelict St George's Walk site, while Conservatives warn of £200m taxpayer risk in regeneration clash.
Outrage grows as Reform UK councillors endorse ICE-style tactics, while readers debate political realignment, Starmer's leadership, and UK-China relations in MetroTalk letters.
French investigators have raided the Paris offices of Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, and summoned the billionaire owner for questioning over algorithm abuse and data extraction allegations.
The trial of Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has commenced in Oslo, focusing on rape allegations that have drawn significant public and media attention.
A massive Russian air attack with 450 drones and 70 missiles has left over 1,000 buildings without heating in Kyiv during freezing temperatures of -20°C, as peace talks approach.