Ukraine-Russia Talks Amid Strikes and Military Moves
US-brokered peace talks between Ukraine and Russia are set to continue next week, despite new Russian attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv and ongoing battlefield tensions in border regions.
US-brokered peace talks between Ukraine and Russia are set to continue next week, despite new Russian attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv and ongoing battlefield tensions in border regions.
A father shares his anguish after police misidentified his son in a fatal crash, echoing a recent Rotherham case where two teens were mixed up, prompting an IOPC investigation.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces the National Police Service, a 'British FBI' to tackle terrorism, fraud, and organised crime across England and Wales.
Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old nurse, was shot dead by federal agents in Minneapolis, leading to street protests and a political clash over the federal operation.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood unveils plans for a National Police Service, dubbed the 'British FBI', to handle counter-terrorism, fraud, and organised crime investigations across England and Wales.
The government announces a new National Police Service, dubbed the 'British FBI', to handle organised crime, terrorism, fraud and online child abuse nationwide.
Exclusive video obtained by the Guardian reveals the tense moments leading up to a fatal shooting by federal agents in Minneapolis, with police identifying the victim as a 37-year-old local man.
As peace negotiations resumed in Abu Dhabi, Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine's two largest cities, cutting power to 1.2 million buildings nationwide.
Eyewitness footage appears to show the moment a man was shot dead by federal agents in Minneapolis during a targeted operation, with conflicting accounts emerging from authorities.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara has identified the victim of a fatal shooting by federal officers as a 37-year-old white male and city resident, believed to be a US citizen.
Donald Trump has lauded British forces as 'very brave' following fierce criticism of his claims that non-US NATO troops avoided Afghan frontlines, sparking political outrage.
US President Donald Trump has walked back earlier comments about NATO forces in Afghanistan, now praising UK soldiers as 'among the greatest of all warriors' with 'tremendous heart and soul'.
Donald Trump pays tribute to British soldiers following backlash over his controversial NATO comments about Afghanistan service, drawing responses from Keir Starmer and veterans.
Donald Trump has paid tribute to British soldiers who served in Afghanistan, calling them 'very brave' after facing criticism for earlier remarks about non-US troops.
Minneapolis officials confirm another shooting involving federal law enforcement officers, following the recent killing of Renee Good by an immigration agent.
Russia launched a significant drone and missile assault on Ukraine's two largest cities, Kyiv and Kharkiv, early Saturday, coinciding with ongoing peace negotiations in the UAE.
Russia launched devastating missile and drone attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv during peace negotiations in Abu Dhabi, cutting power to 1.2 million buildings nationwide as temperatures plunged.
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine reports hundreds of soldiers raided his home, holding his wife at gunpoint and causing destruction, days after a contested election.
Donald Trump claims a secret weapon called 'The Discombobulator' disabled Venezuelan defences during the operation to capture President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas.
PC Calum O'Loughnane has been dismissed from the Metropolitan Police after a disciplinary hearing found he engaged in sexually inappropriate behaviour towards two female colleagues while on duty.
Fresh Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv and Kharkiv, have soured crucial trilateral peace talks between the US, Russia, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi.
Home Office introduces mandatory licence for all police officers in England and Wales, but Police Federation warns unsafe workloads must be addressed first.
The Syrian government has seized control of prison camps holding Islamic State suspects in north-east Syria, following a ceasefire with the SDF. Hundreds of prisoners escaped during clashes, raising fears of an IS resurgence.
The Metropolitan Police's counter-terrorism unit is investigating two Christmas Eve incidents in Cambridge and Chesham, with detectives not ruling out a potential connection between the attacks.
Syrian government and Kurdish SDF forces agree to a one-month ceasefire extension to facilitate transfer of suspected Islamic State members from Syria to Iraq, temporarily averting war.
The US Department of Justice has significantly reduced funding and training for law enforcement combating child sex trafficking, jeopardising investigations and prosecutions of predators.
A Trump administration defence strategy document warns China's military expansion could let it veto US trade access in the Indo-Pacific, while casting doubt on US support for Starmer's Chagos Islands deal.
Ryan Wedding's journey from Canadian Olympic snowboarder to alleged billion-dollar cocaine trafficker, with FBI comparisons to Escobar and El Chapo, raises questions about US law enforcement claims.
Home Office announces mandatory Licence to Practise for all police officers in England and Wales, with failure to obtain or renew resulting in dismissal.
A new Pentagon document reveals China is no longer America's top defence priority, with focus shifting to homeland security and Western Hemisphere dominance.