Labour's Policing Overhaul Sparks Centralisation Fears
Labour announces sweeping policing reforms including a new National Police Service, but critics warn of unprecedented centralisation of power in England and Wales.
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Police Settle with Retired Dancer After Taser Raid
The Metropolitan Police has settled out of court with Roy Morton, an 80-year-old retired ballet dancer who was tasered and arrested in a bungled dawn raid at his London home in 2021.
Iran Braces for Attack as US Navy Deploys to Region
Iranian officials prepare for potential US-Israeli assault after USS Abraham Lincoln strike group moves into striking range, amid economic turmoil and ongoing protests.
Israel's 'Apartheid Road' to Fragment West Bank
Israel plans construction of a bypass road in the West Bank, closing off key areas to Palestinians and advancing illegal settlements, with ministers aiming to undermine a future Palestinian state.
Police AI Centre Launches Despite Row
Home Secretary announces Police.AI to cut admin hours, despite West Midlands chief's resignation over AI error in football intelligence report.
Winter Weaponised: Kyiv's Energy Siege in 2026
As temperatures plummet to -20°C, Russian strikes on Ukraine's infrastructure force civilians into tents and makeshift heating, echoing historical sieges.
Last Israeli Killed on 7 October Returned from Gaza
The body of police sergeant Ran Gvili, the final Israeli held in Gaza since the 7 October 2023 attack, has been returned, marking a key step in ceasefire efforts.
UK Far-Right Activists Arrested in France Over Hate Speech
Two British far-right activists have been detained in France for broadcasting discriminatory content on YouTube. The arrests follow a ban on UK participants in 'stop the boats' protests.
ICE Killing of Minneapolis Nurse Sparks Witness Call
The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a VA hospital nurse, by ICE agents in Minneapolis has ignited national outrage. Witness videos contradict official claims, revealing a pattern of violence against observers documenting federal operations.
Kenyan Escapes Russian Frontline After Fake Job Trafficking
Exclusive story of a Kenyan man tricked into fighting for Russia in Ukraine reveals how African men are being trafficked through false job adverts, facing mortal danger and racist treatment.
Saudi Arabia to Pay £3m to London Dissident for Spying
A UK high court has ruled Saudi Arabia must pay over £3m in damages to Ghanem al-Masarir for hacking his phones with Pegasus spyware and a physical attack in London.
Expert Slams Labour's Hate Speech Laws
Timothy Roberts of NSW Council for Civil Liberties argues Labour's new hate speech powers risk undermining Australian democracy rather than protecting society.
Pressure Mounts for Full Investigation into Alex Pretti Killing
Calls intensify for a thorough investigation into the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis, with Barack and Michelle Obama describing the incident as a heartbreaking tragedy and a national wake-up call.
UK Man Charged with Encouraging US Suicide via Video
Dylan Phelan from West Yorkshire faces charges for allegedly encouraging a Louisiana man's suicide over video call, plus unrelated child image and pornography offences.
UK Military Abuse Inquiry Widens: Over 500 Report Historic Allegations
A UK police investigation into alleged sexual abuse during military medical examinations has expanded to include the Royal Navy and RAF, with over 500 reports spanning decades.
Venezuela Families Demand Full Political Prisoner Release
Relatives of Venezuela's political prisoners continue protests outside detention centres, calling for immediate release of all detainees despite recent limited prisoner releases.
Russia Uses Interpol to Target Putin Critics
Leaked documents reveal Russia systematically exploits Interpol's wanted lists to pursue political opponents, journalists, and businessmen abroad, raising concerns about systemic abuse.
Trump Reviews Minneapolis Shooting Amid Bipartisan Scrutiny
President Trump declines to comment on officer's actions in Alex Pretti killing while Republicans press for deeper investigation into federal immigration tactics.
Man Charged Over Video Call Suicide Encouragement
Dylan Phelan, 21, from West Yorkshire, faces charges of encouraging suicide during a video call with a Louisiana man who died, plus unrelated child image offences.
ICE Gun 'Mishap' May Have Led to Nurse's Killing in Minneapolis
New analysis suggests an ICE agent's accidental discharge of Alex Pretti's legally-carried firearm may have sparked 'contagious fire' that led to the nurse's death during Minneapolis protests.
Zelenskyy: US Security Deal 100% Ready to Sign
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy states negotiations for US security guarantees are complete, while Russia calls weekend trilateral talks constructive. NATO's Mark Rutte to testify in EU parliament.
London's Turkish Gangs Rule Streets with Guns and Violence
Turkish organised crime groups control north and east London through protection rackets, heroin smuggling and imported firearms, creating enclaves where even rival gangs fear to tread.
Minneapolis Shooting: Federal Narrative Unravels Amid Tragedy
The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis sparks outrage as video evidence contradicts official accounts, highlighting tensions over immigration enforcement.
El Salvador Journalists in Exile After Exposing President
Two journalists from El Faro English fled El Salvador after publishing explosive interviews linking President Nayib Bukele to gang leaders, fearing arrest and indefinite exile.
Tehran Mural Warns US Against Military Action
Iranian authorities unveil a massive billboard in Tehran's Enghelab Square with a direct threat to the United States, depicting a damaged aircraft carrier as US warships head to the region.
Germany's Military Rebuild: Public Opinion Shifts
Germany is undergoing a major military expansion, with changing public attitudes towards soldiers and geopolitical pressures driving the defence programme forward.
China's Top General Zhang Youxia Under Investigation
China's defence ministry confirms investigation into General Zhang Youxia, Xi Jinping's closest military ally, for alleged violations amid ongoing military purge.
Zelenskyy: US Security Pact Ready for Signing
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy announces a US security agreement is fully prepared for signature, awaiting date confirmation. Talks in Abu Dhabi show progress.
NSW Police Hunt Triple Murder Suspect
Police in New South Wales are searching for Julian Ingram after three people were shot dead in Lake Cargelligo. The sole survivor describes the attacker laughing during the incident.
Police Face 15-Minute City Response Mandate
The UK government pledges new police reforms requiring 15-minute emergency responses in cities and 20 minutes in rural areas, with 999 calls answered in 10 seconds.
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