Tool Theft Crisis: Veteran Tradesman Avoids Croydon
Veteran tradesman John Drew reveals he avoids working in Croydon due to rampant tool theft, as Liberal Democrats launch Operation Ironclad to tackle the crime affecting thousands across London.
Category : Politics
Ex-CNN Anchor Don Lemon Arrested in Minnesota
Don Lemon, the former CNN primetime host, has been arrested on charges connected to a Minnesota church protest, marking another dramatic turn in his turbulent media career.
Christmas Day Car Rampage Killer Jailed for Life
Anthony Gilheaney has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 37 years for murdering Aidan Chapman and attacking multiple others in a drink-fuelled, hate-driven rampage through London's West End.
Justice Dept Releases 3M+ Epstein Files
The US Justice Department has disclosed more than 3 million pages of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein under transparency laws, following public pressure.
US Releases Over 3 Million New Epstein Files Pages
The US Justice Department has unveiled more than 3 million pages of documents, including 2,000 videos and 180,000 images, related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
Death Penalty Dismissed in Healthcare CEO Murder
Luigi Mangione will not face execution if convicted of killing UnitedHealthcare's CEO. Judge Margaret Garnett removed capital charges, citing legal definitions of violence.
Death Penalty Off Table in Mangione Healthcare CEO Murder
A New York federal judge has ruled that Luigi Mangione will not face the death penalty for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, though he still faces federal stalking charges.
Starmer Supports Trump's Aggressive Iran Approach
Prime Minister Keir Starmer signals alignment with US President Donald Trump's tough stance on Iran, emphasising nuclear non-proliferation as a top priority while avoiding direct comment on potential military strikes.
Judge Rules No Death Penalty for Luigi Mangione in CEO Killing
A US judge has dismissed the federal murder charge against Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, meaning he will not face the death penalty if convicted.
IS Claims Airport Attack in Niger, Junta Leader Warns
Islamic State militants launched a surprise assault on Niamey's international airport and airbase, damaging aircraft and escalating regional tensions under Niger's military junta.
Harrow Road Safety Fears and Council Revitalisation Plan
Residents and businesses on Harrow Road in North Paddington report feeling unsafe due to antisocial behaviour linked to numerous vacant shops. Westminster City Council plans to use new powers to force landlords to rent out empty units.
Rafah Crossing Reopens: Gazans' Return Dilemma
The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt reopens with limited access, allowing up to 20,000 for medical treatment and raising questions about returning to a war-torn region.
Iran's Nuclear Quest: Sovereignty, Ideology and Decades of Conflict
Analysis of Iran's persistent nuclear programme reveals deep ideological roots dating to the 1970s, with uranium enrichment symbolising national sovereignty despite crippling sanctions and economic hardship.
Newsom Files Complaint Against Dr Oz Over Armenian Fraud Claims
Gavin Newsom accuses Medicare head Mehmet Oz of discrimination after video alleging large-scale healthcare fraud in Los Angeles's Armenian community sparks social media feud.
Matt Goodwin: Academic to Reform Candidate in Gorton
Matt Goodwin, once an academic studying far-right extremism, now stands as Reform UK's candidate in Gorton and Denton, sparking debate over his political evolution.
Antifa's New Target: Unmasking ICE Agents
Anti-fascist activists shift focus from neo-Nazis to identifying immigration agents, continuing a long American tradition of exposing state actors through research and public shaming tactics.
Escaped Prisoner with Croydon Links: Public Warning
Darnell Smith, 27, escaped from HMP Springhill over 48 hours ago. Police warn not to approach him and call 999 if seen. He has links to Croydon, Plumstead, Surrey, and Sussex.
Syria and Kurdish Forces Reach Historic Truce Deal
A landmark agreement between the Syrian government and Kurdish-led forces establishes a permanent truce, integrating Kurdish fighters into the state army and ending autonomy in north-east Syria.
US Protests Over ICE Deaths and Child Detention
Mass demonstrations sweep across all 50 US states demanding ICE removal after eight deaths and the controversial arrest of a five-year-old boy.
South Africa Expels Israeli Diplomat Over Insults
South Africa has declared Israel's top diplomat persona non grata, ordering him to leave within 72 hours following insulting social media attacks on President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Protester Handcuffed After Scaling King's Cross Clock Tower
A protester who scaled a 120ft clock tower at King's Cross station in London has been arrested and handcuffed by police after a dramatic standoff.
Don Lemon Arrested After Anti-ICE Protest Coverage
Former CNN host Don Lemon was arrested by federal agents in Los Angeles while covering the Grammys, facing charges related to a Minnesota church protest against ICE.
Labour Slams Reform Candidate Over Tommy Robinson Backing
Labour accuses Reform UK's Matthew Goodwin of representing toxic politics after receiving endorsement from far-right activist Tommy Robinson ahead of Gorton and Denton byelection.
Trump's ICE Dream Cracks as Minnesota Rebels
Donald Trump faces a crisis in his ICE operation as Minnesota's federal insurgency leads to a loss of faith in state leadership, raising questions about Republican unity and far-right influence.
Queensland Police Scrap Domestic Violence Support Unit
Queensland Police Service will disband its specialist domestic violence support unit, redeploying officers to local districts after a review found case management wasn't 'core' police business.
One Nation Poll Surge Faces Historical Reality Check
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is climbing in national opinion polls, but past electoral performances and structural challenges suggest translating popularity into parliamentary seats remains difficult.
Camden Fire: 70 Firefighters Battle Major Blaze
A major fire in Camden's Chalk Farm area required 70 firefighters and ten engines, causing significant travel disruption to rail services across London.
China Lifts Sanctions on UK Politicians After Starmer Trip
Beijing reverses 2021 sanctions against six serving British MPs and peers, including prominent critics of China's human rights record and security policies.
Don Lemon Arrested in Church Protest Case
Ex-CNN journalist Don Lemon faces federal charges after attending a protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service, with his lawyer decrying an attack on press freedom.
‘Anglo Jihadi’ Jailed for Life Over Terror Plot
Jordan Richardson, 21, a Muslim convert from East Yorkshire, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for planning a bomb and chemical attack on a major shopping centre.
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