Could Train Stabbing Have Been Prevented?
A barber shop owner speaks out after his staff faced a knife-wielding man the day before a train stabbing rampage that injured 10 people. Could police have acted sooner?
Category : Westminster
Singapore introduces caning for online scammers
Singapore's parliament has passed a new law introducing mandatory caning for online scammers, with offenders facing at least six strokes. Discover the details of this unprecedented crackdown.
Woman fights for life after Birmingham neck stabbing
A woman in her 30s remains critically ill after suffering a neck injury in an unprovoked attack in Birmingham city centre. Police have arrested a man in his 20s.
Judge rules Trump's Portland troop deployment illegal
A federal judge has ruled President Trump illegally ordered National Guard to Portland. Learn about the legal battle and what happens next in this breaking news.
Birmingham stabbing: Woman critically injured in neck
A woman remains in critical condition after being stabbed in the neck in an unprovoked attack in Birmingham city centre. Police have arrested a man in his 20s.
London phone thieves jailed for 55 years
A notorious London phone stealing gang has been sentenced to a combined 55 years in prison after a Met Police Flying Squad operation. Read the full story of the £240,000 robbery spree.
Labour MPs plot against Starmer amid poll crisis
Sir Keir Starmer faces internal rebellion as Labour MPs discuss leadership coup following dire poll ratings and concerns over potential tax increases. Get the latest Westminster updates.
Homeless man spots escaped prisoner from Metro
A homeless man recognised wrongly released sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif from Metro newspaper, leading to his arrest after a four-day manhunt in Finsbury Park.
UK Government and Abramovich in £2.3bn Chelsea Standoff
Roman Abramovich and the UK government are locked in a dispute over £2.3bn from Chelsea's sale. Discover why the funds are frozen and the legal battle over sending the money to Ukraine.
Larry the Cat: Downing Street's Feline Icon
Discover how Larry the cat became Britain's most famous mouser and a symbol of political continuity through six prime ministers. Read his remarkable story.
Barber shop questions if train stabbing was preventable
Ritzy Barbers owner Ibrahim Wanas speaks out after his staff faced a knife-wielding man, questioning if police response could have prevented the Huntingdon train attack. Read the full story.
Coffee tip leads to sex offender arrest in London
Sky News journalists tracked down a wrongly released sex offender in Finsbury Park after a crucial tip from a local cafe. Read the exclusive story of the dramatic arrest.
Trump Fights SNAP Food Aid in Supreme Court
The Trump administration turns to the Supreme Court to block full SNAP food stamp payments amid a government shutdown, affecting 42 million Americans. Read the latest developments.
Sky News helps recapture wrongly freed sex offender
Sky News journalists tracked down Algerian sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif after his mistaken release from prison. The 24-year-old was arrested in Finsbury Park following community tip-offs.
Labor Party Powerbroker Graham Richardson Dies at 76
Former Hawke government minister and Labor party powerbroker Graham 'Richo' Richardson has died at 76 after long health battle. Discover his controversial political legacy.
Ex-soldier contests extradition over Kenya murder
Robert James Purkiss, a former British soldier, denies murdering Agnes Wanjiru in Kenya in 2012 as extradition proceedings begin at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
Trump Accuses Foreign Meat Packers of Price Fixing
Donald Trump alleges foreign-owned meatpacking firms are illicitly driving up US beef prices. He has asked the DOJ to investigate, but provided no proof. Read the full story.
Police sergeant sacked over 'beaten up' detainee comments
A Metropolitan Police sergeant has been dismissed after being filmed stating a detainee 'deserves to be beaten up'. He is the sixth officer sacked following a BBC Panorama investigation.
Four Labour 'Rebel' MPs Have Whip Restored
Four Labour MPs suspended for rebelling against government policy have had the party whip restored. Read the full story on the internal party dynamics and what comes next.
Police stop undercover officers in mistaken identity mix-up
A viral video shows the moment Met Police officers tried to break up a fight, only to discover the 'suspects' were undercover colleagues. Watch the dramatic and awkward encounter unfold.
Sex offender rearrested after London tip-off
Eyewitness Nadjib describes the moment police arrested convicted sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif in Finsbury Park. Read the exclusive details of the community-led operation.
Why multicultural London scares the political right
London residents defend the capital's vibrant multiculturalism against right-wing criticism, sharing personal experiences of safety, community spirit and cultural richness that define modern urban living.
White House Fights Food Stamp Court Order
The Trump administration appeals a federal order to distribute full November food stamp benefits amid the government shutdown, creating uncertainty for millions.
Joey Barton guilty of offensive social media messages
Ex-footballer Joey Barton found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media. Read the full court verdict and details of the case.
Sex offender freed in error from prison re-arrested
Footage shows the moment Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, a convicted sex offender mistakenly freed from HMP Wandsworth, was re-arrested in Islington. Read the full story on the Met Police manhunt.
Democrats Win as Trump Plots Midterm Revenge
Democrats celebrate key election victories, but Trump's MAGA machine is already mobilising to secure Republican dominance in the 2026 midterms through gerrymandering and voter suppression.
Northolt Stabbing: Man Hospitalised, Arrest Made
A man has been taken to a major trauma centre after a stabbing on Church Road, Northolt. A 32-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of GBH. Police confirm the victim's injuries are not life-threatening.
Six Police Officers Face Misconduct Proceedings
Six Gwent Police officers will face disciplinary hearings over their handling of missing persons reports prior to a fatal crash that killed three young people in Cardiff. Read the full investigation findings.
Rising Criticism of Billionaires in UK Discourse
Exploring the growing public scrutiny of billionaires in British society and their defence of personal beliefs. Discover why wealth figures face increasing criticism.
Scalding coffee thrown at McDonald's worker in breakfast row
Tara Martus could face felony charges after throwing hot coffee at a McDonald's employee during a breakfast order dispute. Police identified her within minutes using public tips.
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