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.
Category : Politics
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.
Iran Internet Blackout Eases Amid $36M Daily Costs
Iranian authorities appear to be relaxing internet restrictions as the economic toll of the blackout reaches $36 million daily, with experts noting patchy connectivity.
Matt Goodwin Stands for Reform UK in Byelection
Reform UK announces Matt Goodwin as candidate for Gorton and Denton byelection. Esther Ghey advocates for social media ban for under-16s in Politics Weekly UK podcast.
Badenoch Splits Tories with Hardline Speech on Party Future
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has sparked internal turmoil by declaring moderate MPs unwelcome, pushing the party further right as defections loom to Reform and Lib Dems.
Engineer Convicted for ULEZ Camera Bomb Attack
Kevin Rees found guilty of using homemade bomb to destroy ULEZ camera in southeast London, damaging properties and endangering lives in residential area.
Trump vs Omar: Defining True Political Strength
Analysis of how Ilhan Omar's response to a violent attack demonstrates authentic resilience, contrasting with Donald Trump's performative aggression and its dangerous consequences in US politics.
Teen Charged Over Beckton Fire Death of Schoolgirl
A 16-year-old boy faces manslaughter and arson charges following a 2023 blaze in Newham that claimed the life of 15-year-old Tiffany Regis, with court proceedings scheduled for February.
Mum Demands Met Reopen Gay Student Death Probe
Miriam Blythe accuses police of homophobia and mishandling evidence after her 19-year-old son Edward Cornes was found dead in a King's Cross hotel in 2021.
Mormon Women Win Redistricting Fight in Utah
Mormon Women for Ethical Government, a bipartisan faith-based group, successfully sued Utah's legislature over gerrymandering, potentially flipping a congressional seat to Democrats in 2026.
Imran Khan's Grave Eye Health Danger in Jail
Pakistan's imprisoned former PM Imran Khan faces permanent eye damage from a serious retinal condition while being denied proper medical access in solitary confinement.
Tory Peer Suspended Over Expenses Scandal
The Earl of Shrewsbury faces a two-week suspension from the House of Lords after being found to have misused parliamentary expenses for private business travel.
Ex-Spandau Ballet Singer Guilty of Rape and Assault
Ross Davidson, former frontman of Spandau Ballet, faces jail after being found guilty of rape and attempted rape, with claims he expected 'sex on demand'.
Barron Trump's Alert Leads to London Assault Conviction
A man has been found guilty of assault after Donald Trump's son witnessed the attack via video call from the US and alerted British police to the violent incident in London.
Badenoch: Tories Offer Right-Wing Policies for Majority
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch outlines party policies on economy, education, and borders while addressing defections and internal party dynamics in a London speech.
London's Grim 72 Hours: Stabbings, Murder, and Child Critical
London has endured a tragic three-day period with a murder investigation in Ilford, multiple stabbings, a shooting in Crystal Palace, and a 10-year-old boy fighting for life after a crash in Stanmore.
Trump's Putin Photo in White House Sparks Controversy
A framed photo of Donald Trump with Vladimir Putin, displayed above a family picture in the White House, has drawn criticism from Democrats and praise from Russia amid ongoing Ukraine peace efforts.
Ex-Spandau Ballet Singer Found Guilty of Rape
Ross Davidson, former Spandau Ballet singer, has been found guilty of raping a woman in 2015 and attempting to rape another in Thailand in 2019.
Lawmakers Condemn Attack on Ilhan Omar in Minneapolis
Bipartisan condemnation follows an incident where Representative Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown substance during a Minneapolis town hall event.
Macron Backs Greenland in Greenlandic and Danish
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed support for Greenland in both Greenlandic and Danish during a meeting in Paris with the prime ministers of Greenland and Denmark.
Man Convicted for Blowing Up ULEZ Camera with Bomb
A 63-year-old man has been found guilty of causing an explosion likely to endanger life after using a homemade bomb to destroy a ULEZ camera in Sidcup, south-east London.
Trump's Border Tsar Tom Homan Sent to Minneapolis
Donald Trump has dispatched his appointed 'border tsar' Tom Homan to Minneapolis following fatal shootings by federal agents, aiming to recalibrate immigration enforcement strategy in the city.
US & Chinese Embassies Owe Millions in Congestion Charges
London's diplomatic missions have accumulated over £164 million in unpaid congestion charges since 2003, with US and Chinese embassies leading the debtors, sparking political outrage.
Trump Warns Iran of 'Massive Armada' Deployment
Donald Trump issues a stark warning to Iran, deploying a naval fleet led by the USS Abraham Lincoln while threatening severe consequences if Tehran refuses nuclear talks.
Ex-First Lady Kim Keon Hee Sentenced to 20 Months
Kim Keon Hee, wife of ousted South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, receives a 20-month prison term for accepting luxury gifts in exchange for political favours.
Trump's USAID Cuts Hit Australian Pacific Aid Projects
Australian charities report devastating consequences as Trump administration slashes USAID funding, cutting education, food and health programs in Timor-Leste and across the Pacific region, resulting in preventable deaths.
Albanese Pushes Gun Buyback Amid State Opposition
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges national cabinet to finalise a federal gun buyback scheme, facing resistance from Queensland and the Northern Territory over costs and implementation.
Minns Eyes Stricter Protest Laws in Sydney
NSW Premier Chris Minns is exploring changes to protest regulations, including potential restrictions on the Domain and Form 1 system, following polling showing strong public backing for enhanced police powers.
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