Prime Minister Keir Starmer has firmly ruled out imposing retaliatory tariffs on the United States, calling Donald Trump's threats 'completely wrong'. He urges calm discussion to resolve the Greenland issue.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer holds an emergency news conference after President Trump's tariff assault on the UK and Europe, linked to the US bid for Greenland. Plus, the Hillsborough law row and a Tory defection.
Live facial recognition cameras in Croydon led to over 100 arrests. The Met Police defends the tech as 'lawful and proportionate' despite criticism from human rights groups. Read the full story.
Australia's PM and opposition leader unite to pass new hate speech and gun control legislation following the December Bondi massacre. Read the latest on the landmark deal.
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The US Justice Department has confirmed it will not investigate the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, contrasting sharply with its swift 2020 probe into George Floyd's death. Read the full analysis.
William Brock, 83, faces life in prison for murdering Uber driver Loletha Hall after a scam call. Read the tragic details of the case and its wider implications.
Andrew Rosindell, MP for Romford since 2001, quits the Conservative Party to join Reform UK, citing the Chagos Islands sovereignty issue as a key reason. Read the full story.
Donald Trump endorses Julia Letlow for Senate, targeting Republican Bill Cassidy who voted for his impeachment. Explore the political feud and its implications for the 2024 election.
A voter's letter condemns Westminster's gossip over governance as Robert Jenrick's defection and Nigel Farage's ambitions fuel fears of a Tory/Reform alliance. Calls grow for political reform.
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Plans to create 'swift courts' and limit jury trials face a major obstacle due to a critical shortage of magistrates. Experts question the viability of the reforms and their alignment with the Canadian model.
The UK government has withdrawn a controversial amendment to the proposed Hillsborough law following criticism from campaigners and MPs. The change was seen as watering down the legislation.
An 11-year-old Pennsylvania boy is charged with criminal homicide after allegedly shooting his father, Douglas Dietz, 42, following a dispute over his Nintendo Switch. The tragic incident occurred in the family home on the boy's birthday.
Nicola Jennings' cartoon skewers Donald Trump's reported plan for a 10% tariff on Greenland. Explore the satire and its implications for global trade and climate policy.
Senior Labour MP Emily Thornberry warns urgent action is needed against foreign disinformation and biased algorithms threatening British democracy. Read the full investigation.
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A 38-year-old man was stabbed on Mitcham Road, Tooting, in the early hours of Sunday. Police have set up a large cordon as enquiries continue. Call 101 with information.
Far-right Israeli ministers reject a US-backed plan for Gaza's postwar governance, criticising Netanyahu and demanding annexation. The crisis continues as storms worsen conditions.
Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley brands the current policing model 'out of date' and calls for a dramatic overhaul, including reducing the 43 forces in England and Wales.
US Senator Elissa Slotkin, under investigation by the Trump administration, warns the president is using intimidation tactics to silence debate. Read her full interview.
The BBC forecasts potential snow for London on January 31, with the Met Office warning of a colder shift increasing snow chances across the UK. Get the full forecast.
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US Vice-President JD Vance is positioning himself as the natural successor to Donald Trump, backed by Silicon Valley billions and a populist persona. Is he the 2028 candidate in waiting?
Australian Jewish leaders call for urgent deal on hate speech protections after government splits contentious bill, leaving proposed vilification offence dropped.
A woman in her 50s adores her husband but feels alienated in his Church of England congregation. She seeks a spiritual home while navigating religious differences in marriage. Read the expert advice.
Syrian government forces surge into Kurdish-held towns, breaking a stalled integration deal. The advance, defying US calls, deepens regional tensions and reshapes control of strategic oilfields and dams. Read the latest.
A Washington DC jury took just 35 minutes to acquit Jacob Winkler, accused of aiming a laser at Marine One. The verdict marks another setback for US Attorney Jeanine Pirro.
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US President Donald Trump has unveiled a road named in his honour, linking Mar-a-Lago to Palm Beach airport. He says the sign should fill people with 'pride in our country'.
Liverpool and Manchester mayors urge the government to withdraw a Hillsborough Law amendment, warning it creates a 'broad opt-out' that could prevent disclosure of vital information after major incidents.
The Met Office warns of a potential return to freezing temperatures and snow across the UK from late January, with cold conditions likely to persist into February. Check the latest forecast.
Nathan Chasing Horse, who starred in Dances with Wolves, is on trial in Las Vegas for sexual assault and kidnapping. The case exposes the exploitation by some 'medicine men' in Native American communities.
Vincent Chan, convicted of 26 child sex offences, now charged with 15 more counts related to indecent images. The former West Hampstead nursery worker remains in custody.
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Donald Trump has pardoned a Florida fraudster he previously helped, among 21 clemency actions. Explore the details of the controversial pardons and their implications for the US justice system.
