London murder rate lowest in over a decade
London's homicide figures for 2025 show a significant drop, with 97 murders marking the lowest rate in over a decade. Analysis reveals the impact of the Violence Reduction Unit and new police tactics.
Category : Politics
Ex-Rep Mary Peltola Launches US Senate Bid in Alaska
Former Democratic Representative Mary Peltola announces run for US Senate in Alaska, challenging Republican Dan Sullivan. Her campaign focuses on local issues like fishing and affordability.
Greenland rejects US takeover, stresses NATO membership
Greenland's government firmly rejects any US acquisition, asserting its status within the Danish Commonwealth and NATO. As alliance talks on Arctic security intensify, diplomatic efforts seek to resolve the escalating situation.
Zahawi's Reform defection: A new route to the top?
Former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi defects to Reform UK, bringing establishment experience to Nigel Farage's insurgent party. Analysis of the risks and rewards for both sides in the shifting political landscape.
Trump declares himself 'Acting President of Venezuela'
Donald Trump sparks controversy by sharing a fake Wikipedia page naming him Venezuela's leader. We detail the political fallout and the immense challenges facing the crisis-hit nation. Read the full story.
Visual Guide to Iran's 2022 Protest Movement
A detailed visual analysis of Iran's 'Woman, Life, Freedom' protests, exploring the symbols, slogans, and brutal state crackdown that defined the 2022 uprising. Discover the movement's legacy.
Zahawi defects to Reform UK in blow to Conservatives
Former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi joins Reform UK, criticising Tory governance. Analysis questions his motives and the impact on both parties. Read the full story.
Palestine Action hunger striker on day 71 says ‘I’m dying’
Heba Muraisi, on day 71 of a hunger strike in a Wakefield prison, tells friend her body is shutting down. Supporters and global figures demand action.
8 London Boroughs Shamed for Pothole Management
A new interactive map reveals the eight London councils with the worst pothole response ratings. Discover which boroughs are failing and where £7.3bn in road funding is going.
Iran 'Fully Prepared' for War as Protests Continue
Iran's foreign minister states the nation is not seeking war but is ready, as Trump considers military options following deadly crackdowns on protesters. Share your story.
Trump's Greenland Threat Could End NATO, Senator Warns
Senior Democrat Chris Murphy warns Donald Trump's push to acquire Greenland would trigger the collapse of NATO, as European leaders echo the grave concern. Discover the escalating diplomatic crisis.
Trump regrets not seizing voting machines in 2020
Donald Trump says he regrets not using the National Guard to seize voting machines after his 2020 election loss, repeating false fraud claims. Read the full interview details.
Truck Drives Into Iran Protest Crowd in Los Angeles
A man was arrested after driving a rental truck into a crowd of Iranian protesters in LA. One person was hit as demonstrations in solidarity with Iran spread globally. Read the latest.
UN Court Hears Myanmar Genocide Case Over Rohingya
The International Court of Justice begins historic hearings in a genocide case against Myanmar, brought by The Gambia. Follow the landmark proceedings and its global implications.
Met officer dismissed for assaulting neighbour in parking dispute
A Metropolitan Police officer has been dismissed for gross misconduct after being convicted of assaulting his neighbour during a heated parking argument in East London. Read the full details.
Timothy Busfield charged with child sexual abuse
Emmy-winning actor Timothy Busfield faces charges for allegedly inappropriately touching a child on the set of 'The Cleaning Lady'. Full details on the New Mexico investigation.
Senator to Block Fed Nominations Over Powell Investigation
US Senator Thom Tillis pledges to halt all Federal Reserve appointments after a Justice Department investigation into Chair Jerome Powell, escalating a clash over central bank independence. Read the full story.
British-Iranians protest despite fears of regime reprisals
British-Iranians in London protest against Tehran's brutal crackdown, fearing for relatives' lives. They urge UK and US support as death toll rises. Read their courageous stories.
Religious Text Defence in Australia's New Hate Speech Bill
Draft legislation reveals a defence for quoting religious texts in Australia's proposed hate speech crackdown, part of a sweeping post-Bondi bill. Read the full details.
Politicians use Gina Rinehart's private jet for flood tour
One Nation's Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce visited flooded Queensland communities using Gina Rinehart's private Gulfstream jet. Joyce defended the move, saying it saved taxpayer money.
Former Ministers: Australia Must Rethink US Alliance
Two former Australian foreign ministers warn the Albanese government to urgently reconsider the US alliance and AUKUS, citing Trump's 'fiercely unpredictable' actions in Venezuela and Greenland.
Powell: DOJ Threatens Criminal Indictment Over Fed Testimony
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell alleges the Department of Justice threatened him with a criminal indictment over Congressional testimony. Read the full story on the escalating pressure on the US central bank.
Mass Minneapolis Protest Over Fatal ICE Shooting
Thousands marched in Minneapolis to protest the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good, part of nationwide rallies against US deportation policies. Read the full story.
Hungary grants asylum to former Polish minister Zbigniew Ziobro
Hungary grants political asylum to Poland's former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, shielding him from an abuse of power investigation. Read the full story on this major diplomatic rift.
Journalists Demand ICE Halt Violence Amid Protest Arrests
News organisations urge Trump administration to protect journalists after arrests and assaults at ICE protests. Calls grow for DHS media guidelines as tensions flare.
Truck drives into LA Iranian protest rally, driver detained
A U-Haul truck sped through a Los Angeles march supporting the Iranian people. One person was hit but not seriously hurt. Police detained the driver. Read the full report.
Ofcom probes X's AI Grok as ministers use platform
UK regulator Ofcom launches investigation into X's AI chatbot Grok. We analyse the implications for a platform widely used by government officials. Plus, Zahawi's defection to Reform UK.
Truck Drives Into Iran Protesters in LA, One Injured
A man has been arrested after driving a truck into a crowd of Iranian protesters in Los Angeles. One person was injured. Get the latest on the incident and the ongoing Iran protests.
Zahawi defects to Reform as party extends poll lead
Former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi joins Reform UK in major defection. New polling shows Nigel Farage's party now leads with 33% of the vote. Read the full story.
Buckfast bottle train attacker jailed for 12 years
A man who tried to murder a passenger with a broken Buckfast bottle on a Glasgow to Dundee train is sentenced to 12 years. Read the full court details.
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