Third 'No Kings' Protest Set for March Against ICE
Organisers announce a third nationwide 'No Kings' protest for 28 March, responding to what they call ICE's 'reign of terror' following fatal shootings in Minnesota.
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95-Year-Old Tied Up in Salford; 80-Year-Old Suspect Arrested
Greater Manchester Police have arrested an 80-year-old man after a 95-year-old woman was tied up and threatened during an attempted robbery in Salford. The suspect allegedly entered her home, restrained her, and demanded cash.
Army Captain Dies in Live Firing Training Incident
Tributes pour in for Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney, 25, who died during a live firing exercise at Otterburn Training Area in Northumberland.
ICE Agents in Fatal Shooting Placed on Leave
Two ICE agents involved in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis have been placed on administrative leave, as President Trump seeks to de-escalate tensions following national outrage.
US Aid Cuts Hit Australian Charities, Trump Warns Iran
A year after Trump slashed USAID funding, Australian aid groups report preventable deaths. Albanese pushes gun buybacks amid state opposition, as US fleet nears Iran.
Chicago Snow Plough Naming Contest: 'Abolish ICE' Leads
Over 9,200 Chicagoans have voted to name a snow plough 'Abolish ICE', reflecting local opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement amid recent controversies.
Labour Attacks Greens on Drugs in Byelection
Labour launches attack ads against Green party's drugs policy in Gorton and Denton byelection, as parties compete to be main left-wing challenger to Reform UK.
ICE Agent Tries to Enter Ecuador Consulate in Minneapolis
Video footage shows an ICE agent attempting to enter Ecuador's consulate in Minneapolis, with staff preventing access. The incident occurred on January 27, confirmed by Ecuador's foreign ministry.
King Charles on Environmental Backlash in Documentary
King Charles discusses criticism of his climate campaigning in new Amazon documentary Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, reflecting on his lifelong environmental mission.
Cartoon Satirises Keir Starmer's China Trip
A new cartoon by Pete Songi humorously critiques Keir Starmer's recent diplomatic visit to China, highlighting political tensions and international relations.
Starmer's Beijing Visit: UK-China Relations Under Scrutiny
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to Beijing in January 2026 highlights the UK's delicate diplomatic balancing act between economic engagement with China and upholding democratic values amid global superpower rivalries.
Grandmother Murdered in Wirral Revenge Killing
Three men convicted for the doorstep murder of Jackie Rutter, 53, in a revenge attack linked to her sons stealing a drug dealer's mobile phone in Wirral.
Starmer's High-Stakes China Visit
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's landmark trip to China marks the first by a British leader in eight years, navigating complex issues from human rights to trade diplomacy amid global tensions.
FBI Searches Georgia Election Office in Ongoing Probe
The FBI has executed a search warrant at the Fulton County election office in Georgia, with details on the purpose and target of the investigation remaining unclear as officials scramble for information.
ICE Killing Sparks US Reckoning in Guardian Weekly
The Guardian Weekly examines the political fallout from the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, plus features on superagers, Trump's diplomacy, and Netflix's impact on attention spans.
ActionAid Child Sponsorship Debate: Colonial Relic or Vital Aid?
ActionAid's decision to rethink child sponsorship schemes has ignited debate among supporters and critics, with concerns over paternalistic undertones and colonial legacies in international aid.
Starmer's High-Stakes China Visit: Trade vs Rights
Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits China for the first UK leader trip in eight years, balancing trade ambitions with human rights concerns and geopolitical tensions.
Grandmother Murdered in Wirral Over Stolen Drug Phone
Three men convicted for murder of Jackie Rutter, 53, shot dead at her home in revenge after her sons stole a drug dealer's mobile phone and cash in Wirral.
Goodwin's Reform Candidacy Tests Labour and Greens
Matt Goodwin's selection as Reform UK's candidate for the Gorton and Denton byelection presents a challenge for Labour and the Greens as they respond to his hard-right views.
Starmer Defends Jury Trial Overhaul Plans
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists controversial plans to limit jury trials are essential to tackle court backlogs and deliver justice for victims of violence against women.
West London Rapist Jailed for 10 Years
Andrew Collins, 35, from Ealing, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping a woman in Slough after plying her with alcohol. He was also given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
King Charles: 'We Are Nature Ourselves' in New Film
King Charles reveals his lifelong environmental philosophy in 'Finding Harmony: A King's Vision', urging action on climate crisis through interconnectedness with nature.
White House Softens Tone on ICE Shootings
The Trump administration faces mounting criticism over recent ICE shootings in Minnesota, prompting a slight rhetorical shift while maintaining hardline immigration policies.
Sarah Mullally: First Female Archbishop of Canterbury
Sarah Mullally has been officially confirmed as Archbishop of Canterbury, making history as the first woman to lead the Church of England and the 106th person in this role.
US Agencies Disagree with Trump on Chagos Deal
Keir Starmer reveals US intelligence agencies oppose Trump's U-turn on Chagos Islands agreement, calling it a 'done deal' that won't be derailed by presidential rhetoric.
Democrats Shift to Universal Childcare as Key Policy
The Democratic Party is increasingly adopting universal childcare as a central policy, moving away from traditional means-tested approaches, with candidates nationwide championing this transformative issue.
Kaba Family 'Devastated' Over Paused Police Case
The police watchdog has paused misconduct proceedings against Sergeant Martyn Blake, cleared of murdering Chris Kaba, ahead of a law change on use of force standards.
Trump's Minnesota Immigration Crackdown Sparks Protests
Donald Trump claims he will 'de-escalate' immigration enforcement in Minnesota, but raids continue, fueling protests over fatal shootings by federal agents.
Greens vs Reform in Gorton and Denton By-Election
Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski argues only the Greens can defeat Reform's extremist candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election, criticising Labour's absence.
Trump Blamed for Minneapolis ICE Shootings
Analysis of political responsibility for ICE agent killings in Minneapolis, examining Trump administration's response to protests and use of lethal force.
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