Villa win overshadowed by Young Boys fan trouble
Aston Villa edge closer to Europa League knockouts with a 2-1 win, but the victory is overshadowed by violent clashes involving Young Boys supporters and police. Read the full match report.
Category : Politics
Grandma stabbed over 100 times names killer before death
Adam Wright, 39, has been sentenced to life for the murder of his wife's grandmother, June Henty, 78, whom he stabbed more than 100 times. Discover the full story of this tragic case.
Paul Dacre Witness in Prince Harry's Mail Court Case
Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre will be a key witness in Prince Harry's high-profile legal battle over alleged unlawful information gathering. The trial begins 19 January.
Peru's Castillo gets 11-year sentence for rebellion
Peru's Supreme Court sentences ex-President Pedro Castillo to 11 years for attempting to dissolve Congress and rule by decree. Read the full story of Peru's political turmoil.
UN Report: 80% of World Population Now Urban
A new UN report reveals over 80% of people now live in cities, with Jakarta becoming the world's most populous. Explore the costs and opportunities of rapid global urbanisation.
Lammy's plan to restrict jury trials in England & Wales
Exclusive: David Lammy's radical plan to abolish jury trials for most cases, affecting 30,000 trials annually. Discover the implications for Britain's justice system and why critics call it a 'shabby evasion'.
Amnesty: Gaza Genocide Continues Despite Ceasefire
Amnesty International reports Israel continues genocide in Gaza despite ceasefire, with 352 Palestinians killed since truce. Read the latest developments.
Badenoch Defends Two-Child Benefit Cap Amid Criticism
Chancellor Kemi Badenoch faces backlash over two-child benefit cap stance. Explore the political controversy and its impact on UK families. Read the full analysis.
Chancellor's Growth Budget Faces Fiscal Questions
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' first budget targets economic growth through business investment and planning reforms, but questions remain about fiscal responsibility. Read our analysis.
Streeting calls BMA 'impossible' in NHS dispute
Health Secretary Wes Streeting escalates feud with doctors' union, accusing BMA of misleading claims over GP contract changes. Read the full breakdown of this NHS crisis.
Europa League Live: Forest v Malmö, Rangers v Braga
Live updates from the Europa League's 8pm GMT kick-offs. Follow Nottingham Forest v Malmö and Rangers v Braga, plus all the other action and live scores.
Meat cleaver arrest in East London after police chase
Footage shows moment Michael Tadese, 44, was arrested carrying a hidden meat cleaver near Shaftesbury Theatre. He received a six-month prison sentence.
Jakarta dog meat ban divides activists and locals
Jakarta bans dog meat trade to combat rabies, sparking debate between animal rights groups and traditional consumers who fear it will drive the practice underground.
France Announces Voluntary Conscription Plan
France confirms a new voluntary military service model in response to the Russia war threat, as Putin denies plans to attack Europe. Get the full story.
Putin: Ukraine must cede land for peace agreement
Vladimir Putin insists Ukraine must surrender territory for any peace deal, dismissing US envoy bias claims as 'nonsense'. Read the latest on Russia's demands.
Two West Virginia National Guard Members Shot in DC
Two West Virginia National Guard members critically wounded in Washington DC ambush shooting. Suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal faces attempted murder charges. Read the latest developments.
Rachel Reeves' Budget Faces Backlash Over Tax and Welfare
Rachel Reeves' debut budget as Chancellor triggers fierce debate with personal tax allowance freezes and the retained two-child limit. Critics argue the measures disproportionately impact lower earners.
Labour's Budget Criticised for Short-Term Focus
Rachel Reeves' first budget faces backlash for missing key opportunities on tax reform and green investment while failing to address long-term economic challenges.
Public Reaction to Rachel Reeves's Budget
Analysis of the public response to Rachel Reeves's budget, exploring taxpayer sentiment and the defence of long-term economic planning. Read the full debate.
Budget Plasters Fail to Heal Economic Wounds
Rachel Reeves' £26bn budget offers temporary relief but fails to address Britain's fundamental economic flaws. Without systemic reform, the bleeding continues.
Mandelson's firm advises Chinese biotech on geopolitics
Peter Mandelson's Global Counsel signed a $3m contract with WuXi AppTec for geopolitical risk mitigation after US security concerns. Explore the lobbying ties and implications.
US Ends World AIDS Day Commemoration After 35 Years
The US government will no longer commemorate World AIDS Day, marking a historic policy shift. Discover the implications for global HIV prevention efforts and public health awareness.
Man jailed for enslaving eight at London car wash
Hewa Margai sentenced to eight years for modern slavery at his Mitcham car wash. Victims, including a teen, were trafficked and abused. Read the full investigation.
Men jailed for smuggling 49 migrants to France
Two Romanian nationals sentenced for attempting to smuggle nearly 50 migrants out of the UK in lorries. Read the full investigation details from the National Crime Agency.
Seventh arrest in Manchester synagogue attack probe
A 31-year-old man arrested at Manchester Airport becomes seventh person detained in connection with October's fatal Heaton Park synagogue attack that killed two worshippers.
Bradford fire: Man intended self-immolation, court told
Sharaz Ali accused of killing ex-partner's sister and three children in house fire after relationship ended. Court hears he planned suicide by self-immolation.
£75m to fix Carer's Allowance systemic failures
A £75m government fund aims to fix systemic Carer's Allowance failures that penalised vulnerable families. Discover the review's findings and what happens next.
National Guard Soldiers Injured in DC Shooting
Two US National Guard soldiers critically injured in a Washington DC shooting. Suspect had ties to the CIA. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Budget's £5m IHT cap benefits ultra-rich former non-doms
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' budget includes a £5m inheritance tax cap for non-dom offshore trusts, a move experts say only helps individuals worth over £83m. Discover the implications.
Pope Leo Receives Thanksgiving Pie in US Visit
Pope Leo receives unexpected Thanksgiving pie gift during his inaugural US visit as Catholic leader. Watch the heartwarming moment that captured global attention.
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