Bobi Wine Claims Wife Held at Gunpoint in Home Raid
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine reports hundreds of soldiers raided his home, holding his wife at gunpoint and causing destruction, days after a contested election.
Category : Politics
Trump's Afghanistan Comments and Royal Diplomacy
Analysis of whether Donald Trump's controversial remarks about UK troops in Afghanistan should affect potential future meetings with King Charles III, amid reports of a royal US visit.
Trump Credits Secret 'Discombobulator' for Venezuela Raid
Donald Trump claims a secret weapon called 'The Discombobulator' disabled Venezuelan defences during the operation to capture President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas.
Met Police Officer Sacked for Sexual Misconduct
PC Calum O'Loughnane has been dismissed from the Metropolitan Police after a disciplinary hearing found he engaged in sexually inappropriate behaviour towards two female colleagues while on duty.
Sweden's Immigration Crackdown: Families Face Deportation
Families in Sweden, including long-term residents with jobs and Swedish-born children, face deportation due to stricter immigration policies under the centre-right government.
ICE Seizes 5-Year-Old Boy in Minneapolis Immigration Raid
The arrest of five-year-old Liam Ramos by ICE agents in Minneapolis has sparked outrage, revealing the harsh reality of immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
Putin's Drone Strikes Disrupt Ukraine Peace Negotiations
Fresh Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv and Kharkiv, have soured crucial trilateral peace talks between the US, Russia, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi.
Police Licence to Practise Plan Sparks Standards Debate
Home Office introduces mandatory licence for all police officers in England and Wales, but Police Federation warns unsafe workloads must be addressed first.
Khan: London's Economy at Risk from Falling Immigration
London Mayor Sadiq Khan warns that falling immigration threatens London's £107bn economic growth plan, criticising far-right rhetoric and highlighting visa application declines.
Ian Huntley Stripped of Xbox in Prison Punishment
Soham murderer Ian Huntley has had his privileges removed at HMP Frankland after guards found unauthorised items in his cell, sparking reports of him 'kicking off'.
Teen Gang Jailed for 78 Years Over East London Shooting
Four teenagers have been sentenced to a total of 78 years in prison for a violent attack in Canning Town that left one brother paralysed. One perpetrator was found hiding under a bed.
Syria Takes Over IS Prisons After SDF Ceasefire
The Syrian government has seized control of prison camps holding Islamic State suspects in north-east Syria, following a ceasefire with the SDF. Hundreds of prisoners escaped during clashes, raising fears of an IS resurgence.
Met Police Probe Possible Link in Christmas Eve Attacks
The Metropolitan Police's counter-terrorism unit is investigating two Christmas Eve incidents in Cambridge and Chesham, with detectives not ruling out a potential connection between the attacks.
Biden's Low Profile as Trump Keeps Him in Spotlight
A year after leaving office, Joe Biden maintains a low public profile while Donald Trump continues to blame him for America's problems, highlighting the unusual dynamics of this post-presidential era.
Experts Weigh Options to Force Epstein Files Release
Legal professionals discuss potential avenues to compel the Department of Justice to release Jeffrey Epstein files after Trump administration missed congressional deadline.
Arhuaco Indigenous Community Threatened by Armed Groups in Colombia
The Arhuaco people of Colombia's Sierra Nevada face physical and cultural extinction as drug traffickers, paramilitaries, and mining interests invade their ancestral lands, escalating violence and threatening their millennia-old traditions.
Syria Ceasefire Extended for IS Prisoner Transfer
Syrian government and Kurdish SDF forces agree to a one-month ceasefire extension to facilitate transfer of suspected Islamic State members from Syria to Iraq, temporarily averting war.
US Justice Department Slashes Child Exploitation Funding
The US Department of Justice has significantly reduced funding and training for law enforcement combating child sex trafficking, jeopardising investigations and prosecutions of predators.
Wales' Morgan: May Election Not a Starmer Referendum
Eluned Morgan warns against protest votes as Labour faces tough Senedd battle, stressing economic priorities over UK political tensions in exclusive Guardian interview.
Supreme Court and Trump's Federal Reserve Attack
Analysis of the US Supreme Court's response to Donald Trump's attempts to influence the Federal Reserve, focusing on the case of fired governor Lisa Cook and implications for central bank independence.
Palestine Action Hunger Striker in Critical Condition
Umer Khalid, the last remaining Palestine Action prisoner on hunger strike, has stopped drinking water, with doctors warning he could die within days due to his genetic disorder.
Priest Arrested for Child Abuse in Louisiana Diocese
A Roman Catholic priest in Louisiana has been arrested on charges of indecent behaviour with a juvenile, reigniting a historic abuse scandal within the diocese.
Trump Paper: China Could Veto US Indo-Pacific Access
A Trump administration defence strategy document warns China's military expansion could let it veto US trade access in the Indo-Pacific, while casting doubt on US support for Starmer's Chagos Islands deal.
Manchester Gay Village Shooting: Man Injured, Six Arrested
A man has been shot in the leg in Manchester's Gay Village, leading to a police cordon and the arrest of six individuals. The victim's injuries are non-life threatening.
Olympian to Alleged Drug Lord: Ryan Wedding's Fall
Ryan Wedding's journey from Canadian Olympic snowboarder to alleged billion-dollar cocaine trafficker, with FBI comparisons to Escobar and El Chapo, raises questions about US law enforcement claims.
EU Economic Pressure Forces Trump Greenland Climbdown
Donald Trump backed down from Greenland annexation threats after EU deployed $93bn retaliatory measures, exposing transatlantic tensions and Europe's struggle for unity in using economic statecraft effectively.
Police Must Hold Licence or Face Sack
Home Office announces mandatory Licence to Practise for all police officers in England and Wales, with failure to obtain or renew resulting in dismissal.
Rayner Backs Burnham's Westminster Bid
Labour MPs gather amid speculation Andy Burnham could seek a Westminster by-election, with Angela Rayner expected to support his potential bid to challenge the Prime Minister's authority.
Hillingdon Council Debt Write-Off Questioned
Hillingdon Council faces scrutiny over a decision to write off rent arrears owed by former Conservative councillor Alan Deville, with the council now reconsidering legal action after media exposure.
US Defence Strategy Shifts from China Focus
A new Pentagon document reveals China is no longer America's top defence priority, with focus shifting to homeland security and Western Hemisphere dominance.
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