Iran's sophisticated internet blackout enters day two
Iran's unprecedented internet shutdown, now 36 hours old, is chillingly precise, allowing government posts while silencing protestors. Experts warn it may last.
Category : Politics
£600m City of London Police HQ to Open by 2027
The City of London Police's new £600m headquarters is on track for 2027, designed to be a state-of-the-art hub for tackling complex fraud and cyber crime. Discover how this investment will protect the UK's financial heart.
Peckham mum shot through door with baby inside
A young mother was critically injured after gunmen fired seven shots through her front door in Peckham on Christmas Eve. Her one-year-old son was unharmed. Police are hunting two suspects.
Leon Bangura convicted of murdering Kalvin Taylor
Leon Bangura faces a life sentence for murdering 19-year-old Kalvin Taylor in a drug gang dispute. The victim's body was left decomposing on a sofa for a week. Read the full court details.
Coach Reveals Rise of Chinese Snooker Stars Wu & Si
Exclusive interview with Roger Leighton, the English coach who shaped Wu Yize and Si Jiahui. Discover their journey from cheeky kids to Masters contenders. Read their incredible story.
Guardian's 2025 charity appeal raises £900k for hope
The Guardian's 2025 charity appeal has raised £900,000 for five grassroots charities combating hate and division. Donations are still open to support vital community work across the UK.
Cross-party MPs unite to fight far-right hate with charity
Labour MP Gurinder Singh Josan and former Tory MP Kris Hopkins are trustees of Hope Unlimited, a charity funding grassroots projects to combat racism and division in UK communities. Read their story.
Cancel unused subscriptions to save £400 a year
New research reveals Britons waste millions on forgotten subscriptions. Our guide shows you how to audit your spending and claw back cash in 2024.
Nicaragua arrests dozens over Maduro capture support
Nicaraguan authorities have detained at least 60 people for allegedly supporting the US capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, a human rights monitor reports. Read the full story.
Croydon garden destroyed by bin lorry, no compensation
A Veolia bin lorry destroyed a South Norwood community garden in March 2025. Volunteers from People for Portland Road are still waiting for promised compensation and a replacement tree nearly a year later.
Trump's Territorial Ambitions and New American Imperialism
An in-depth analysis of Donald Trump's reported territorial ambitions and their potential impact on global geopolitics. Explore the implications for international relations and security.
Colombian rebels urged to unite against US intervention
FARC dissident leader 'Ivan Mordisco' urges rebel groups to unite against potential US action, following alarming comments from Donald Trump. Explore the fragile peace and rising tensions.
US Immigration Operation Pivots from Louisiana to Minneapolis
Federal immigration officers abruptly end 'Catahoula Crunch' in New Orleans, redeploying to Minneapolis amid protests and a fatal shooting. Over 370 arrests made of a 5,000 target.
Trump Administration's 2026 Policy Plans Detailed
The Trump administration outlines its 2026 agenda, focusing on immigration enforcement and economic policy. Read the latest updates and analysis on the proposed changes.
UK pledges £200m for Ukraine deployment preparations
UK Defence Secretary John Healey announces £200m for military readiness in Kyiv, as Russia's overnight barrage includes a hypersonic missile strike. One killed in capital attack.
Trump backs ICE, calls Minneapolis shooting victim 'paid agitator'
Donald Trump supports VP's unfounded claim about Renee Good, killed by ICE in Minneapolis. He labels protesters 'professional agitators', contradicting video evidence. Read the full analysis.
Surrey Police referred to IOPC after man's death
Surrey Police has referred itself to the police watchdog after a man in his 30s was found dead in Guildford. Officers had prior contact with the deceased. Read the latest.
Activist on 70-day hunger strike 'deteriorating'
Heba Muraisi, on hunger strike for nearly 70 days, is aware her body 'could fail at any moment'. A leading doctor warns of permanent harm or death. Read the latest.
Russian Hypersonic Missile Puts Europe in Range
Russia's use of the Oreshnik hypersonic missile in Ukraine signals a direct threat to European security. With a range of 5,500km, it can reach the UK in minutes. Read the full analysis.
Russia's Hypersonic Missile Strike Near NATO Border
Russia launched its Oreshnik hypersonic missile at Lviv, Ukraine, escalating tensions. The strike, 40 miles from Poland, injured dozens and cut power to 500,000 homes. Read the latest.
Young women drive Reform UK's growing popularity
Exclusive analysis reveals a surge in support for Reform UK among Gen Z women, driven by economic anxiety and a strategic party rebrand. Meet the new faces reshaping British politics.
US Citizen Wrongfully Detained by ICE in Maryland
A Maryland woman, a US citizen, was released after five weeks in ICE custody following a wrongful detention. Her case highlights systemic failures in immigration enforcement.
Iran's Death Penalty Threat Amid Widespread Protests
Iran's supreme leader accuses protesters of acting for Trump as authorities threaten executions. Internet blackout imposed amid spreading unrest. Read the latest developments.
Asylum hotel evictions to begin in spring
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is set to evict thousands from asylum hotels this spring by removing financial support. The move targets those who can work or break rules.
Trump: US will act on Greenland 'whether they like it or not'
US President Donald Trump escalates threats to acquire Greenland, citing national security fears over Russia and China. European leaders pledge to defend Danish territory.
Trump threatens action on Greenland 'whether they like it or not'
US President Donald Trump has declared he will act on Greenland to pre-empt Russia or China, stating he would do so 'the hard way' if necessary. Read the latest on this escalating geopolitical claim.
Trump ramps up Greenland threats, citing Russia and China
Donald Trump doubles down on threats to intervene in Greenland, claiming it's a national security imperative to prevent Russian or Chinese control. Read the latest.
Ramaswamy bodyguard charged with drug trafficking
A bodyguard for former US presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy faces federal drug charges. Read the full story on the shocking allegations and political fallout.
Iran threatens death penalty as protests spread nationwide
Iran's supreme leader accuses protesters of acting for Trump as authorities threaten the death penalty. Internet blackout imposed as unrest spreads. Read the latest.
£200m for UK Forces Deployment to Ukraine
The UK government has earmarked £200 million to ready its armed forces for deployment to Ukraine as part of a multinational peacekeeping force, following a landmark agreement with France and Ukraine.
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