Student's £6k Fight Against Wrongful Deportation
Tafadzwa Muchenje recounts his three-year legal battle after being wrongly ordered to leave the UK, costing £6,000 and disrupting his education and life.
Category : Politics
Labour Blocks Burnham's MP Bid in Gorton and Denton
Andy Burnham's attempt to become Labour's candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election has been blocked by the party's ruling committee, sparking backlash and leadership tensions.
Rod Stewart Demands Starmer Confront Trump on Troop Remarks
Sir Rod Stewart has publicly called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to pressure Donald Trump to apologise for 'unbearable' comments about British troops in Afghanistan, branding the US president a 'draft dodger'.
British Mum Killed in Spain, Son Flees for Help
A British mother-of-three was allegedly stabbed to death by her ex-partner in Spain. Her 11-year-old son fled to call for help as the suspect handed himself in.
UK Politicians Welcome Trump's Retreat on Afghanistan Troops
Donald Trump's climbdown over false claims about UK troops in Afghanistan has been met with cross-party relief in Westminster, though he stopped short of a full apology.
ICE Agents Shoot Alex Pretti in Minneapolis: Video
A bystander's video reveals the moment ICE federal agents shot and killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, with the Department of Homeland Security confirming his death and calling the shots 'defensive'.
ICU Nurse Alex Pretti Killed by ICE Agents in Minneapolis
Emotional video emerges of nurse Alex Pretti honouring a veteran patient before his death during ICE operations in Minneapolis, sparking protests and controversy.
Council Removes Aboriginal Flag in Regional NSW
A regional council in New South Wales has voted to remove the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags from its chambers, sparking local debate.
Labour Blocks Burnham from Byelection Race
Labour's national executive committee has voted against Andy Burnham's request to stand in the Gorton and Denton byelection, sparking internal party conflict.
Prison Officer and Manager Debate Justice Over Dinner
A former prison officer and a retired medical tech manager discuss incarceration, antisemitism, and Trump in Manchester's Jane Eyre restaurant, revealing surprising common ground.
2025 Boycotts: Consumer Activism Reshapes Corporate America
As the US marks its 250th anniversary, the historical legacy of boycotts is seeing a powerful resurgence. From Target to Disney, 2025 proved consumer protests work, with lessons for building sustainable movements.
Iranians in US on Regime's Deadly Protest Crackdown
Iranians living in the United States describe living in constant anxiety and helplessness as authorities' brutal crackdown on protests has left thousands dead.
Policing Reforms: Impact on Public Confidence
The government's plan to merge 43 local police forces into regional units aims to tackle crime more effectively, but concerns remain over local disruption and public trust.
ICU Nurse Alex Pretti Shot by ICE: Family Slams Trump Administration
Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, was killed by ICE agents in Minneapolis. His family disputes official claims, citing video evidence he was unarmed.
Home Secretary Backs Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Shabana Mahmood says there's a strong case for banning under-16s from social media platforms, but police won't be involved in regulating any potential restrictions.
Astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg Wins Australian of the Year
Katherine Bennell-Pegg, the first Australian-trained astronaut, has been honoured as Australian of the Year 2026, aiming to inspire youth and advance space exploration.
Trump's Greenland Move Rattles Republicans
Donald Trump's brief threat to acquire Greenland has prompted unusual Republican criticism, revealing party fractures as midterm elections approach, though full-scale rebellion remains elusive.
New 'British FBI' to Lead Counter-Terror and Fraud Probes
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood unveils plans for a National Police Service, dubbed the 'British FBI', to handle serious crimes like terrorism and fraud, freeing local forces for community policing.
Teargas and ICE Crackdown in Minneapolis
Federal agents used teargas and lethal force in Minneapolis, sparking protests and political outcry over Trump's immigration policies and civil rights.
Surgeon's Horror: Iran Protest Crackdown Witness Account
An anonymous Iranian surgeon describes the horrific scenes in Tehran hospitals during the regime's brutal crackdown on protesters, with live ammunition injuries overwhelming medical facilities.
Labour Must Avoid 'Psychodrama' Over Burnham, Warns Mahmood
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood cautions Labour against internal turmoil as party decides on Andy Burnham's potential return to parliament amid leadership speculation.
Mahmood Won't Rule Out Blocking Burnham's By-Election Bid
Labour's Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has declined to rule out blocking Andy Burnham from standing in the North West by-election, citing potential all-women shortlists and party rules for mayors seeking parliamentary roles.
King Charles Made Trump Backtrack on UK Troops Comment
Donald Trump reversed his claim that British troops avoided frontlines in Afghanistan after King Charles intervened through back channels, with Keir Starmer also speaking to him.
Rescued Hikers Urged to Pay Hotel Bill and Return Gear
Wasdale mountain rescue team appeals for two rescued walkers to settle a hotel bill and return borrowed equipment after a treacherous December rescue operation.
86 Arrests at Wormwood Scrubs Prison Protest
Metropolitan Police confirm 86 arrests after protesters supporting a Palestine Action-linked activist breached Wormwood Scrubs prison grounds, with allegations of aggravated trespass and threats to staff.
90 Arrested in Prison Trespass Protest at Wormwood Scrubs
Met Police detain 86 people for aggravated trespass at HMP Wormwood Scrubs during protest supporting hunger striker Umer Khalid. Ministry of Justice condemns action.
Protesters Arrested at West London Prison Demonstration
Metropolitan Police detain group supporting hunger strike prisoner after they allegedly blocked staff and threatened officers at HMP Wormwood Scrubs in West London.
Children as Social Media Guinea Pigs: The Coming Reckoning
A generation of children are having their privacy violated as parents monetise their lives online. From Brooklyn Beckham to Instagram kids, experts warn of psychological damage and a looming backlash.
US Outcry Over Minneapolis Federal Shooting
Protests erupt across US cities after fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis, with family and witnesses disputing official gun claims.
Dual Citizens Must Use UK Passport for Entry From February
British dual citizens must present a valid UK passport or certificate of entitlement when entering the country from February 25, 2026, under new Home Office rules.
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