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.
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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.
Democrats Agree Deal to Avoid US Government Shutdown
Senate Democrats reach a deal to prevent a partial government shutdown by splitting DHS funding, demanding immigration enforcement reforms. Plus, Trump sues IRS, Iran talks, and climate news.
Asylum Seeker Jailed for Murder of Walsall Hotel Worker
Deng Chol Majek, a Sudanese asylum seeker, has been sentenced to at least 29 years in prison for the brutal murder of Rhiannon Whyte in Walsall. The attack occurred in October 2024, with Majek stabbing Whyte 23 times at Bescot Stadium railway station.
Man fights for life after West Hampstead stabbing
A man in his 20s is in critical condition after being repeatedly stabbed in West Hampstead. Police have launched a manhunt following the attack in Alvanley Gardens.
Bexley Council and MP in Pothole Funding Row
Bexley Council claims its roads are in exceptionally good condition, while MP Daniel Francis criticises pothole repair spending. The dispute involves government funding and maintenance ratings.
ICE's Mobile Fortify: A Surveillance Nightmare
ICE's Mobile Fortify app enables mass surveillance via facial recognition, raising fears of authoritarian rule and privacy erosion in the US and beyond.
US Military Buildup Near Iran: What Could Attack Achieve?
Analysis of US military assets deployed near Iran, including aircraft carriers and fighter jets, examining potential targets and consequences of any strike action.
£8k Handbag Stolen in St Pancras Paint Distraction Theft
A woman was robbed of luggage worth over £8,000 at St Pancras International after thieves used a paint mark distraction. Police seek two men in connection with the December incident.
China Lifts Sanctions on UK MPs and Peers
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces China has lifted travel restrictions on British MPs and peers during his diplomatic visit, though UK sanctions on Chinese officials remain unchanged.
Protestor Scales King's Cross Tower in Iran Democracy Protest
A protestor has scaled the 120ft tower at King's Cross station, unfurling a banner calling for democracy in Iran. Emergency services including police and fire brigade are on scene.
National Strike Called Over Trump Immigration Policies
Activists organise a nationwide shutdown on Friday to protest Trump administration immigration enforcement, while Democrats reach a spending deal and Trump sues over tax returns.
Zelenskyy Cautious on Russian Bombing Pause in Freeze
Ukrainian president awaits Moscow's response to Trump's ceasefire appeal as rescue workers set up heating points in freezing Kyiv amid reduced attacks.
Couple Whipped 140 Times Each in Indonesia for Sex and Alcohol
A couple in Indonesia's Aceh province were publicly caned 140 times each for having sex outside marriage and drinking alcohol under strict sharia law enforcement.
Colombia's Public Utility Law Frees Imprisoned Mothers
Over 200 women with caring responsibilities have been released from Colombian prisons under the Public Utility Law, offering community-based sentences for first-time female offenders who are heads of households.
Saudi Dissident Wins £3m Damages for London Attack
A London-based Saudi satirist has been awarded £3m in damages after a High Court judge ruled the kingdom targeted him with spyware and orchestrated an assault in central London.
FBI Raid on Fulton County Election Office Sparks Outrage
The FBI executed a search warrant at the Fulton County election office, seizing 2020 election materials, as Trump allies continue to push debunked fraud claims, raising concerns about election integrity.
Settler Militias Within IDF Escalate West Bank Violence
Israeli reservists and activists reveal how 'hagmar' units composed of settlers operate as vigilante militias in the West Bank, blurring lines between state and settler violence.
China Lifts Sanctions on UK MPs After Starmer Visit
Keir Starmer confirms China has removed sanctions from six serving British MPs and peers following talks with Xi Jinping, though questions remain about other individuals.
Asylum Seeker Jailed for Life for Hotel Worker Murder
Deng Chol Majek sentenced to minimum 29 years for stabbing Rhiannon Skye Whyte 23 times at Bescot Stadium station in Walsall. Court hears of chilling CCTV evidence and lack of remorse.
Federal Officers Use Force at Minneapolis Protest
Federal officers in Minneapolis fired tear gas and less-lethal rounds at protesters, with commentary on ICE's intimidating yet farcical performance and cultural reactions.
Starmer's China Trip: Few Tangible Outcomes
Keir Starmer's Beijing visit promised win-win opportunities but delivered limited concrete results, with UK-China trade challenges and security concerns persisting.
Man Charged Over Shepherd's Bush Jewellery Heist
Jason Daley, 33, from Brent, has been charged with burglary and criminal damage following a smash-and-grab raid at Sultan Jewellers in Shepherd's Bush. Multiple suspects remain at large after escaping on mopeds with high-value jewellery.
Greens Pick Ex-Mayoral Candidate for Gorton and Denton Byelection
The Green Party has chosen Trafford councillor and plumber Hannah Spencer as their candidate for the upcoming Gorton and Denton byelection, following her 2024 Manchester mayoral bid.
US-Wide Anti-ICE Protests and Strike Planned for Friday
Activists organise a national 'blackout' strike on Friday, with protests across US cities against Trump administration immigration policies and recent ICE shootings.
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