Child dies in Newham hazardous material incident
A major emergency response unfolded in East London as a child tragically died following exposure to hazardous materials, with multiple people hospitalized and ongoing decontamination efforts.
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AFP raids WiseTech Global offices in financial probe
Exclusive: Australian Federal Police execute search warrants at WiseTech Global's Sydney headquarters as part of an ongoing criminal investigation into serious financial offences.
Uber vs Taxis: The Airport Transport Battle Intensifies
Exclusive analysis reveals how the ongoing conflict between ride-sharing giant Uber and traditional taxi services is reshaping airport transportation in Sydney and Melbourne, affecting prices and passenger experience.
Pine Gap protests target Australia's Gaza war role
Protesters target Australia's top-secret Pine Gap facility, accusing the government of complicity in Gaza conflict deaths through intelligence sharing with US military operations.
Property developer accused of posing as AFP officer
Exclusive: A wealthy property developer faces serious charges after allegedly impersonating an Australian Federal Police officer with fake badges and credentials in a shocking case of identity deception.
Uber drivers refuse passengers deemed too heavy
Uber drivers across Britain are rejecting passengers deemed 'too heavy' in a controversial new trend that's sparking debate about discrimination and passenger rights.
Martin's stark warning over Northern Ireland future
Irish Deputy PM Micheál Martin delivers stark warning about Northern Ireland's political stability amid ongoing Brexit tensions and power-sharing crisis.
Netflix Brazil Password Crackdown Sparks User Fury
Streaming giant Netflix sparks user fury as it begins charging extra for password sharing in Brazil, with similar measures expected to hit California and other markets soon.
New Social Media Platform Vows to Pay Users Directly
A groundbreaking social media platform called Spoutible promises to share advertising revenue directly with content creators, challenging industry giants with its user-first payment model.
Met Police officer cleared in evidence sharing misconduct case
A Metropolitan Police officer has been cleared of gross misconduct after being accused of sharing sensitive case footage. The disciplinary panel found insufficient evidence to prove he knew the material was restricted.
Sinn Féin faces backlash over Israel-Palestine motion
Northern Ireland's political landscape faces fresh turmoil as Sinn Féin's controversial motion on the Israel-Palestine conflict sparks cross-party criticism and threatens to destabilise power-sharing arrangements.
Northern Ireland Assembly paralysis continues
Northern Ireland's political crisis deepens as Assembly Speaker Edwin Poots blocks recall attempt amid DUP boycott, leaving power-sharing government in limbo.
House-sharing revolution sweeps UK amid cost of living crisis
Discover why thousands of UK adults are embracing multi-generational living and creative house-sharing arrangements to combat soaring living costs and build financial resilience.
Prince William helped end Northern Ireland's 14-year deadlock
Exclusive: The Prince of Wales played a crucial behind-the-scenes role in breaking Northern Ireland's political stalemate, with royal intervention helping restore power-sharing after 14 years of deadlock.
Irish Minister May Become Northern Ireland First Minister
In an unprecedented development for UK politics, Ireland's deputy premier Micheál Martin could become Northern Ireland's first minister, marking a dramatic shift in cross-border relations.
Sinn Féin could lead Northern Ireland government - Martin
Micheál Martin delivers stark prediction about Sinn Féin's potential ascent to power in Stormont, signalling dramatic political shift in Northern Ireland's landscape.
DUP's Robinson attacks UK government over Israeli sanctions
DUP leader Gavin Robinson has launched a scathing attack on the UK Government's decision to impose sanctions on Israeli settlers, warning it threatens to destabilise the delicate power-sharing agreement at Stormont.
Northern Ireland power-sharing crisis as Stormont deadline looms
Critical negotiations intensify as Northern Ireland faces a pivotal moment in its political history, with power-sharing institutions at risk of collapse and key parties divided over post-Brexit arrangements.
DVLA secretly opts drivers into NHS blood donor scheme
Millions of UK drivers are being automatically enrolled as potential NHS blood donors through their driving licence applications without explicit consent, raising significant privacy concerns.
Bluetoothing: Dangerous drug trend spreading HIV
Health officials issue urgent warning about dangerous 'Bluetoothing' practice where drug users share needles to split doses, causing HIV outbreaks across Britain.
Bathroom Bacteria: Hidden Dangers in Your Daily Routine
New research reveals how everyday bathroom items become breeding grounds for harmful bacteria and viruses. Discover which common habits put your health at risk.
AFP probes Thorpe's Parliament burning comments
Australian Federal Police confirm formal investigation after Senator Lidia Thorpe's controversial comments about burning down Parliament House during a public speech.
Police officer admits child abuse material charge
A 26-year-old New South Wales police officer has confessed to possessing child abuse material after a disturbing discovery on his computer, sending shockwaves through the police force.
Dog Expert: Never Let This Breed Sleep in Your Bed
A leading canine expert warns that certain dog breeds pose serious risks when sharing sleeping spaces, revealing the surprising science behind this controversial advice.
Bathroom Bacteria: The Hidden Family Health Risk
New research reveals how bathroom items like toothbrushes and towels become breeding grounds for dangerous bacteria when shared among family members.
New laws protect child abuse victims in police operations
Groundbreaking legislation will enable Australian Federal Police to share sensitive material with state counterparts while implementing stronger safeguards for victims of child sexual abuse.
Northampton man jailed for terrorism offences
A 31-year-old British-Bangladeshi man from Northampton has been sentenced to two years and eight months in prison for disseminating terrorist material and encouraging attacks.
Met Police data sharing with Home Office sparks Muslim community fears
Exclusive investigation reveals controversial data sharing practices between Metropolitan Police and Immigration Enforcement, raising serious concerns about community trust and racial profiling.
ISIS brides returning to Australia: AFP admission
Australian Federal Police make stunning confession about returning ISIS supporters and their families, revealing unprecedented security challenges facing the nation.
Police officer probed over extremist material claims
A Merseyside police constable faces serious misconduct allegations after reportedly displaying extremist content to young men during community engagement in Southport. The officer has been removed from frontline duties pending investigation.
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