A couple traveled over 50 miles with two toddlers to confront and fatally stab a business associate over unpaid debts in South London, a court has been told. The victim owed money from a failed car rental scheme.
A digital marketer visiting London created the world's first interactive pickpocket map after discovering the city's theft problem online. The tool allows anonymous reporting to help tourists and locals avoid hotspots.
UK journalists face abusive SLAPP lawsuits from the wealthy, silencing critical reporting and harming democracy. A Day of Action calls for anti-SLAPP laws in the King's Speech to protect free speech.
Analysis suggests future historians will blame Keir Starmer's premiership collapse on domestic failures like cost of living and healthcare, not international diplomacy efforts, despite his recent focus on foreign policy.
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The IMF has downgraded UK growth projections amid an energy crisis, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves urging global action while facing domestic criticism over policy failures and high costs.
The OECD urges the UK to simplify its tax system, highlighting how the £100,000 threshold creates punitive effective tax rates, discouraging work and investment among mid-career professionals.
Mark Wheatley argues that the UK's rigid adherence to international law, under Labour's leadership, is undermining national interests and strategic judgment, echoing historical mistakes.
New polling data reveals Reform UK's lead has narrowed as Labour gains four points following Keir Starmer's criticism of the Iran war, with local elections approaching.
Despite a US-led blockade, over 20 commercial ships, including Iranian-linked vessels, transited the Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours, raising questions about its effectiveness amid ongoing geopolitical conflicts.
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Conservative candidates pledge to enforce smartphone bans in schools, pressuring Labour on education policy ahead of May local elections. MPs to vote on amendment restricting phone use.
Influencer Harry Marsh, known as Penofein, faces accusations of filming antisemitic content targeting Jewish communities in north London, including throwing money as 'Jew traps' and harassing individuals.
A 75-year-old woman faces charges of poisoning her neighbor with ant killer and harassment in a bitter parking dispute that escalated over shared driveway access.
Guy Venables' Metro daily cartoon published on April 14, 2026, has drawn attention amid controversies over political use of religious symbols, including Trump's 'Jesus' photo and Pope Leo's critiques.
A Croydon man who stabbed a woman to death then injured himself to claim self-defense has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 19 years after police uncovered his deception through CCTV evidence.
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Reform UK faces calls to withdraw support for West London candidate Howard Raymond Dini after Islamophobic and ableist social media posts surfaced, including one advocating violence against Muslims.
Labour MP Samantha Niblett launches campaign for lifelong sexual education, proposing to bring sex toys into Parliament to promote healthy relationships and consent awareness.
Pope Leo XIV responds to Donald Trump's insults by reaffirming his commitment to opposing war, despite the president's criticism during the pope's African tour.
Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule in Hungary has ended after the opposition Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, won a landslide victory in the election, with Orbán conceding the 'painful but unambiguous' result.
Peru's presidential election extended into Monday due to ballot shortages and technical issues, with Keiko Fujimori leading in early results amid fraud accusations.
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Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule ends as Péter Magyar's Tisza party wins a landslide victory. The defeat impacts EU and NATO relations and deals a blow to Donald Trump, who endorsed Orbán.
As King Charles prepares to visit Donald Trump, the diplomatic challenges are unprecedented. From Trump's insults to bizarre AI imagery, this state visit tests royal protocol and soft power in an era of political turmoil.
Analysis of how JD Vance's support for Viktor Orbán failed to sway Hungarian voters, with parallels drawn to Obama's Brexit intervention and UK political dynamics.
Retired military officer and political commentator analyze the fundamental ideological differences between the US and Iran that fuel ongoing military conflict in the Middle East.
Pope Leo XIV begins an 11-day African tour in Algeria, emphasizing peace and interfaith dialogue as the continent's Catholic population grows rapidly.
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World Aquatics has lifted restrictions on Russian and Belarusian athletes, permitting them to compete under their national flag and anthem for the first time since 2022. Ukrainian athletes condemn the decision as spreading propaganda amid ongoing conflict
Péter Magyar's election victory ends Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, bringing EU relief. However, tensions over Ukraine support, frozen funds, and migration policy will test Hungary's new government.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson floods Georgia media with ads attacking immigrants, transgender people, and DEI policies ahead of primary election, sparking legal battles with opponent Burt Jones.
A Florida judge has dismissed Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit over a Wall Street Journal report about a lewd drawing sent to Jeffrey Epstein, citing lack of malice. Trump has two weeks to refile with new evidence.
A 700-page report details how dozens of warning signs about Axel Rudakubana were missed by multiple agencies, with no single body taking responsibility for the teenager who killed three children.
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Geoffrey Robertson KC, founder of Doughty Street Chambers where Keir Starmer practiced, condemns Labour proposals to halve jury trials as a betrayal of party values and warns of constitutional damage.
