The House of Lords has unanimously agreed to allocate more time to the Assisted Dying bill after accusations of 'time-wasting' and 'filibustering' threatened its passage. Read the latest on this critical debate.
The House of Lords has unanimously agreed to allocate more time to the Assisted Dying bill after accusations of 'time-wasting' and 'filibustering' threatened its passage. Read the latest on this critical debate.
In the Solomon Islands, China and Australia are locked in a strategic battle for influence, using contrasting policing methods. Discover who is winning the hearts and minds of the Pacific nation.
Peers resume their fight over assisted dying laws this week, with supporters demanding more time to pass the bill. Lord Falconer seeks extended debates amid fears of sabotage and over 1,000 amendments.
Lord Falconer warns peers are trying to 'talk out' the assisted suicide bill with over 1,000 amendments. He clashes with the incoming Archbishop of Canterbury. Will the bill run out of time?
Barbara Shooter, diagnosed with motor neurone disease after her husband's assisted death in Switzerland, supports new UK bill. She condemns Lords' 'filibustering' tactics.
Police leaders are set to recommend scrapping non-crime hate incidents, calling the system 'not fit for purpose'. A new 'common sense' approach is proposed. Read the full story.
Scotland Yard's Operation Baselife floods central London with officers, making over 200 arrests. This back-to-basics approach proves traditional beat policing works to deter criminals and rebuild public trust.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers confirms the £7bn energy rebate programme will not be extended into 2026, marking an end to direct bill relief. Discover the government's next steps for cost of living support.
Cross-party peers table amendment to ban sex-selective abortions in move campaigners fear could wreck abortion decriminalisation plans. Read the latest Westminster developments.
A leading KC warns the assisted dying Bill offers no legal protection for objecting GPs, risking an NHS staff exodus. Read the full legal analysis and its implications.
Donald Trump has signed a bill authorising the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents. He claims Epstein was a 'Democrat problem'. Read the full story.
Home Office plans to abolish Police and Crime Commissioner roles created in 2012, transferring powers to mayors and councils. Discover how this affects police accountability.
The controversial system of Police and Crime Commissioners, introduced in 2012, is set to be abolished by the government. Discover the details and what comes next.
Exclusive investigation reveals disturbing details of a wrongful arrest of a 16-year-old in Merseyside, raising serious questions about police stop-and-search powers and youth protections.
Exclusive: Disgraced Metropolitan Police officer Paul Storey sentenced to four years after being exposed as racist cop who fabricated evidence against multiple victims.
Grieving brother demands police reform after his sister's tragic death following traumatic stop-and-search incident that left car window smashed in freezing weather
Decades after the Good Friday Agreement, Northern Ireland's police officers continue working under the long shadow of paramilitary violence and community tensions.
Exclusive: British police forces consider adopting Australian-style beach patrols to manage tourism surges and antisocial behaviour at coastal hotspots during peak seasons.
California Republican Bill Essayli proposes groundbreaking bill making it illegal to publicly insult former presidents, sparking immediate controversy and free speech debates.
Australian Federal Police are creating an AI tool to decipher youth slang amid rising concerns about 'crimefluencers' targeting young people on social media platforms.
Ministers accused of 'draconian' power grab as new legislation threatens to criminalise peaceful protests and grant sweeping powers to restrict demonstrations across England and Wales.
Scotland Yard faces mounting criticism as internal documents reveal how political battles and 'hate crime' controversies are diverting resources from tackling serious violent offences across London.
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy demands answers after being stopped by Essex Police while travelling to constituency event, calling the incident 'incredibly concerning'.
Chris Philp under fire for suggesting police should increase stop-and-search powers following Finsbury Park incident, drawing criticism from Labour and community leaders.
Exclusive investigation reveals Scotland Yard's controversial Inclusion and Diversity team spent millions while public confidence plummets and solved crimes hit record lows.
Senior police leaders warn that mounting public inquiries are draining resources and diverting officers from frontline crime-fighting duties across Britain.
Radical new police powers are being rolled out across Britain, allowing officers to search suspects without reasonable grounds in designated areas. The controversial expansion aims to tackle knife crime but raises serious civil liberties concerns.
Shocking new research reveals plummeting public confidence in safety as majority fear walking alone after dark and anticipate worsening crime crisis across Britain.
Exclusive investigation reveals fraud victims are being forced to report crimes to unfeeling AI chatbots instead of human operators, creating a digital nightmare for those already traumatised by scammers.