Teacher stood down over controversial Charlie Kirk costume
An Adelaide teacher has been removed from campus after wearing a Charlie Kirk Halloween costume. The school confirms an internal investigation is underway amid divided community reactions.
Category : Politics
Asylum refusal letter led to three suicide attempts
A survivor of domestic abuse details how a Home Office asylum refusal letter triggered three suicide attempts and a severe mental health crisis while she fights for her future.
William's Andrew Silence Reveals New Royal Leadership Approach
Prince William maintained focus on environmental mission in Brazil despite uncle Andrew's scandal, revealing his commitment to family mental health and authentic leadership.
London phone thieves jailed for 55 years
A notorious London phone stealing gang has been sentenced to a combined 55 years in prison after a Met Police Flying Squad operation. Read the full story of the £240,000 robbery spree.
Labour MPs plot against Starmer amid poll crisis
Sir Keir Starmer faces internal rebellion as Labour MPs discuss leadership coup following dire poll ratings and concerns over potential tax increases. Get the latest Westminster updates.
Georgia Tennant reports death threats to police
Doctor Who star David Tennant's wife Georgia contacts Metropolitan Police after receiving vile death threats online. Read the full story and show your support.
Homeless man spots escaped prisoner from Metro
A homeless man recognised wrongly released sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif from Metro newspaper, leading to his arrest after a four-day manhunt in Finsbury Park.
Green Party wins first Hounslow councillor in defection
Former Labour councillor Guy Lambert joins Greens after expulsion, becoming first Green representative on Hounslow Council. Read about West London's political shifts.
UK Government and Abramovich in £2.3bn Chelsea Standoff
Roman Abramovich and the UK government are locked in a dispute over £2.3bn from Chelsea's sale. Discover why the funds are frozen and the legal battle over sending the money to Ukraine.
Former Met Officer Accused of On-Duty Misconduct
Ex-Met police officer Imran Patel is under investigation for allegedly using sex workers on duty during a major standards review. Discover the details of this institutional failure.
Israel's Underground Prison: Palestinians Without Daylight
Exclusive investigation reveals Palestinians held in underground Israeli jail without daylight since January. Read about the conditions described as torture.
Larry the Cat: Downing Street's Feline Icon
Discover how Larry the cat became Britain's most famous mouser and a symbol of political continuity through six prime ministers. Read his remarkable story.
Children's Quiz Tests Knowledge on Trees and Paper
Discover Molly Oldfield's fun kids' quiz with brainteasers set by children. Test your knowledge and learn how to submit your own questions for future family quizzes.
Doctor struck off for £12k housing benefit fraud
London doctor Olubunmi Adeagbo-Sheikh struck off medical register after inventing fake landlord to claim £12,000 in housing benefits. Read the full investigation details.
Mum fined £1k for 'fly-tipping' an envelope
A single mother and mental health nurse from Feltham was fined £1,000 by Hounslow Council for leaving a cardboard envelope next to full bins. Read her story and the council's response.
China's Fujian Aircraft Carrier Boosts Naval Power
China launches £5.4bn Fujian aircraft carrier capable of carrying 60 aircraft, strengthening global power projection amid US-China rivalry. Analysis of modern naval warfare.
Bates: Post Office redress scheme is 'half-baked'
Post Office scandal campaigner Sir Alan Bates warns the new Capture compensation scheme is flawed, repeating past failures. He reveals he may also be a victim.
Barber shop questions if train stabbing was preventable
Ritzy Barbers owner Ibrahim Wanas speaks out after his staff faced a knife-wielding man, questioning if police response could have prevented the Huntingdon train attack. Read the full story.
Russian energy attack causes Ukrainian blackouts
Russia launches a major assault on Ukraine's energy grid, causing widespread power cuts. Zelenskyy reports troop build-up near Kharkiv. Stay informed on the latest developments.
Coffee tip leads to sex offender arrest in London
Sky News journalists tracked down a wrongly released sex offender in Finsbury Park after a crucial tip from a local cafe. Read the exclusive story of the dramatic arrest.
Hostage remains returned as Turkey targets Israeli officials
Israel receives remains in fragile truce progress, while Turkey issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu and officials. Five hostage bodies remain unreturned.
Trump Fights SNAP Food Aid in Supreme Court
The Trump administration turns to the Supreme Court to block full SNAP food stamp payments amid a government shutdown, affecting 42 million Americans. Read the latest developments.
Sky News helps recapture wrongly freed sex offender
Sky News journalists tracked down Algerian sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif after his mistaken release from prison. The 24-year-old was arrested in Finsbury Park following community tip-offs.
Judge blocks Trump's Portland National Guard move
A US judge has formally barred Donald Trump from sending the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, finding no credible evidence protests were out of control. Discover the full story.
US grants Hungary Russian oil sanctions waiver
The United States grants Hungary a one-year exemption from sanctions on Russian oil and gas following Viktor Orbán's meeting with Donald Trump. Discover the implications for European energy security.
Labor Party Powerbroker Graham Richardson Dies at 76
Former Hawke government minister and Labor party powerbroker Graham 'Richo' Richardson has died at 76 after long health battle. Discover his controversial political legacy.
Former Labor Minister Graham Richardson Dies at 76
Graham Richardson, the hard-nosed former Labor minister known for his 'whatever it takes' mantra, has died aged 76. Explore his controversial legacy.
ICE Faces Backlash Over Arrest Video With Child
US immigration authorities face fierce criticism after viral video shows man falling unconscious while clutching his child during an arrest operation in Massachusetts.
Ex-soldier contests extradition over Kenya murder
Robert James Purkiss, a former British soldier, denies murdering Agnes Wanjiru in Kenya in 2012 as extradition proceedings begin at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
US to boycott G20 summit in South Africa
President Trump announces US boycott of G20 summit in South Africa, citing alleged persecution of white Afrikaner farmers. Full details on the diplomatic rift.
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