Five Arrested in Indiana Judge Shooting
Five individuals have been arrested in connection with the shooting of an Indiana judge and his wife at their Lafayette home, with three facing attempted murder charges amid ongoing investigations.
Category : Politics
Spanish Court Drops Julio Iglesias Assault Complaint
Spanish prosecutors have shelved a sexual assault and human trafficking complaint against Julio Iglesias, citing lack of jurisdiction as alleged offences occurred outside Spain.
Trump's Foreign Policy Reaches Crescendo at Davos
Donald Trump's maximalist foreign policy approach dominated Davos this week, with Greenland threats withdrawn and Gaza peace board launched amid growing global resistance.
France Bans British Far-Right Activists from Weekend Protest
French authorities have prohibited British far-right activists from gathering in northern France for 'Operation Overlord', citing risks to public order and safety.
Starmer Condemns Trump's NATO Afghanistan Comments
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has denounced Donald Trump's claims about NATO troops in Afghanistan as 'insulting and appalling' during a speech in London.
Trump Embraces Ex-Jihadist as Syria Crisis Deepens
Donald Trump's endorsement of Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a former jihadist with a $10m US bounty, coincides with a government offensive that has dismantled Kurdish self-rule, raising urgent questions about security and political stability in the re
Starmer's Burnham Block Risks Labour Unity
Keir Starmer's reported move to block Andy Burnham from a parliamentary by-election could fracture Labour's coalition and expose leadership insecurity.
Starmer's Trump Exasperation Marks UK-US Turning Point
Keir Starmer's public exasperation with Donald Trump over Afghanistan remarks signals a potential recalibration of UK foreign policy, with implications for European relations.
Veteran Slams Trump's NATO Comments on Afghanistan
A UK military veteran who flew one of the last evacuation planes from Kabul responds to Donald Trump's comments about European allies, defending their frontline sacrifices.
Man Denies Attack on Barron Trump's Friend Was Jealousy
A London court hears a man accused of assaulting a friend of Barron Trump denies jealousy motivated the attack during a FaceTime call with the president's son.
Trump's Foreign Policy Reaches Crescendo
Donald Trump's maximalist foreign policy dominated Davos this week, sparking warnings of a new world order from leaders like Mark Carney.
Protesters Disrupt South London Council Over Housing
A council meeting in South London was disrupted by protesters demanding urgent action on the housing crisis, highlighting local tensions over affordability and development.
Labour's Manchester Byelection Challenge Amid Voter Disillusionment
The upcoming Gorton and Denton byelection presents a major test for Labour, with widespread voter anger over Gaza and local issues threatening their hold on this diverse Manchester seat.
Trump's Second Term: Seven Bizarre Moments
From falling asleep in meetings to confusing Greenland with Iceland, Donald Trump's second term has been marked by perplexing incidents that have raised concerns.
London Rape Accused Jealous Over Barron Trump Messages
Matvei Rumiantsev, on trial for rape and assault in London, told jurors he was jealous of the victim's messages to Barron Trump, Donald Trump's son.
Trump's 'Board of Peace' Faces Criticism Over Members
Donald Trump's newly announced Board of Peace initiative at Davos has drawn sharp criticism for including controversial figures like Tony Blair and Benjamin Netanyahu while excluding Palestinian representation.
Trump's Confrontation Spurs New Western Alliance Call
Donald Trump's threats at Davos have exposed US unreliability, prompting calls for a new alliance of European and democratic nations to reduce dependency on America.
Trump's Davos Dominance: 'Shut Up and Listen'
Donald Trump's presence at the World Economic Forum overshadowed global leaders, with his combative rhetoric and threats against Greenland monopolising discussions.
Starmer: Trump's Afghan Troop Claims 'Insulting and Appalling'
Sir Keir Starmer condemns Donald Trump's false assertion that UK troops avoided the Afghan frontline, with veterans' families calling it an 'ultimate insult' to the 457 British lives lost.
Pentagon Contractor Indicted Over Alleged Leak to Reporter
A Pentagon contractor faces charges for allegedly leaking classified documents to a Washington Post reporter, leading to an FBI raid on the journalist's home.
Trump's Greenland Threat Unites Denmark in Protest
Donald Trump's threats to acquire Greenland have sparked unprecedented unity between Denmark and Greenland, with thousands protesting in Copenhagen and colonial tensions being re-examined.
Police Hunt St Pancras Sex Attacker After Escalator Assault
British Transport Police release CCTV image of man wanted for questioning over sexual assault at St Pancras International station in November.
Trump's Turbulent Davos Week Sparks Global Tensions
Donald Trump's presence at the World Economic Forum in Davos shifted focus to his aggressive policies, with few dissenting voices amid fears of retaliation and economic coercion.
Kensington and Chelsea Council Fire Safety Failures Exposed
Exclusive data reveals Kensington and Chelsea Council has libraries, schools, and buildings near Grenfell Tower overdue on fire safety checks for years, with a former senior worker claiming concerns were ignored.
Former Tory Councillor Admits Drugging and Raping Ex-Wife
Philip Young pleads guilty to 48 offences including 11 counts of rape and 14 counts of voyeurism against his ex-wife over 14 years, with other men also facing charges.
Ex-Conservative Councillor Admits Drugging and Raping Wife
Philip Young, a former Conservative councillor in Swindon, has pleaded guilty to nearly 50 offences including rape, drugging, and voyeurism against his ex-wife over 14 years.
Olympic Snowboarder Arrested as Drug Kingpin
Ryan Wedding, former Canadian Olympic snowboarder, is in custody accused of running a violent drug-trafficking organisation moving 60 tons of cocaine annually.
ICE Enforcement Reshapes Daily Life Through Fear
The Trump administration's mass deportation directive has transformed daily routines, social trust, and community cohesion as fear becomes embedded in everyday American life.
Trump's Afghanistan Claims Spark UK Outrage
Donald Trump faces fierce condemnation from Downing Street, veterans, and MPs after claiming NATO allies avoided Afghanistan frontline combat, with families calling it 'the ultimate insult'.
Driver Admits Killing Teen After Dubai Jail Release
A driver has pleaded guilty to causing the death of Marcus Fakana, 19, in a car crash in Tottenham, just months after the teen was freed from a Dubai prison.
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