1 in 8 UK prisoners are foreign nationals
Shocking Ministry of Justice data reveals nearly 13% of prisoners are foreign nationals, with thousands convicted of violent crimes including rape and murder, costing taxpayers £165 million annually.
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Tel Aviv football derby abandoned after violent fan clashes
Chaos unfolded at Bloomfield Stadium as the heated Tel Aviv derby between Maccabi and Hapoel was abandoned following violent pitch invasions and clashes between rival supporters.
Tel Aviv Derby Chaos: Police Use Stun Grenades Amid Fan Violence
The fierce Tel Aviv football derby between Maccabi and Hapoel descended into chaos as fan violence forced police to deploy stun grenades and tear gas inside the stadium, leaving multiple arrests and a match played under heavy security.
Trump's Gaza Withdrawal Plan Sparks Diplomatic Crisis
Donald Trump's controversial proposal for immediate Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza has ignited fierce debate, with experts warning it could destabilise the entire region and undermine fragile ceasefire negotiations.
Starmer: UK would recognise Palestine in peace process
Labour leader Keir Starmer announces historic shift in UK foreign policy, confirming Palestinian state recognition would be part of Middle East peace negotiations if party wins power.
Ireland summons Israeli envoy over Gaza crisis
Ireland escalates diplomatic response to Gaza conflict, summoning Israel's envoy as UNICEF reports devastating child casualties and humanitarian crisis worsens.
Blair: Trump's Gaza stance threatens Middle East peace
Former PM Tony Blair cautions that Donald Trump's controversial Gaza policies could derail delicate peace negotiations, urging UK government intervention in exclusive analysis.
Trump: Gaza Hostages May Be Freed Monday or Tuesday
In a dramatic intervention, Donald Trump claims Israeli hostages could be freed as early as Monday or Tuesday under a new Gaza ceasefire proposal he's championing. The unexpected announcement sends shockwaves through international diplomacy.
Gavin Peacock: From Football Star to Pastor
Former Chelsea and Newcastle midfielder Gavin Peacock reveals why he walked away from football fame to become a pastor in Canada, leaving behind his BBC punditry career.
Greta Thunberg detained at Istanbul Airport protest
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was briefly detained at Istanbul Airport while protesting Israeli passengers amid ongoing Gaza conflict tensions, sparking international diplomatic reactions.
Hegseth fires Navy aide in shock dismissal
Veterans Minister Pete Hegseth has abruptly terminated his senior Navy aide Jon Harrison in a surprise move that's sent shockwaves through Westminster. The sudden dismissal comes amid growing tensions within the defence ministry.
Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla crew seized by IDF
Climate activist Greta Thunberg joins pro-Palestinian activists intercepted by Israeli commandos while attempting to breach Gaza blockade. Crew members reportedly taken to infamous interrogation facility.
800+ prisoners freed early in overcrowding crisis
The Ministry of Justice's radical early release scheme will see hundreds of prisoners freed weeks before their scheduled date, raising serious safety concerns among law enforcement and victims' groups.
Foreign nationals underrepresented in UK prisons
Groundbreaking Ministry of Justice data shows foreign citizens make up smaller proportion of prison population than their share of general population, challenging common perceptions about crime and immigration.
Parachute Regiment faces new legal battle over 1971 shooting
Exclusive: New legal action launched against Ministry of Defence over 1971 shooting of two men in Bogside, as victims' families continue their 50-year fight for justice.
MoD calls up veterans in 'Dad's Army' style defence shake-up
The Ministry of Defence is implementing sweeping changes to Britain's reserve forces, calling up veterans and part-time soldiers in what critics are labelling a modern 'Dad's Army' strategy. As Vladimir Putin continues military posturing, this strategic s
MoD Admits Liability for Bloody Sunday Killings
The Ministry of Defence has formally admitted legal liability for the deaths of three men shot by soldiers from the Parachute Regiment on Bloody Sunday in Londonderry, a pivotal moment in the Northern Ireland Troubles.
Army veterans to face trial over 1972 Bloody Sunday killings
Two former Parachute Regiment soldiers, known as Soldier A and Soldier C, will stand trial for murder and attempted murder related to the 1972 Bloody Sunday incident in Londonderry, following a recent court ruling.
David Hirst, Guardian's Middle East Expert, Dies at 89
Celebrating the life and legacy of David Hirst, The Guardian's legendary Middle East correspondent whose fearless reporting shaped Western understanding of the region for over five decades.
Army Daughter's Suicide After Harassment by Convicted Boss
The mother of Jaysley-Louise Beck, a 23-year-old Ministry of Defence employee, speaks out after her daughter took her own life following alleged relentless harassment by a manager who was later convicted of sexually assaulting another woman.
Nations recognise Palestine, sparking Israeli fury
A significant diplomatic shift is underway as multiple European and Latin American countries formally recognise Palestinian statehood, triggering fierce condemnation from Israeli officials who label the moves a 'reward for terrorism'.
SNP attacks UK Government over silence on killed British aid workers
SNP's Anum Qaisar accuses the UK Government of a 'deafening silence' and double standards following the deaths of three British Palestinian aid workers in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, demanding immediate action and accountability.
UK mulls 'performative' recognition of Palestinian state
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper signals a potential Labour government shift, suggesting the UK could symbolically recognise a Palestinian state to pressure Israel on West Bank settlements and restart peace talks.
SAS Soldier Killed in Live-Fire Training Catastrophe
A decorated Special Forces soldier was tragically killed in a live-fire training exercise after a comrade's weapon unexpectedly discharged at point-blank range. The Ministry of Defence has launched a full investigation into the devastating incident.
UK Palestine Recognition: Watershed Moment or Empty Gesture?
The UK's decision to recognise Palestinian statehood marks a historic diplomatic shift. This in-depth analysis examines whether it's a genuine call to action or mere political theatre, and what it means for the Middle East peace process.
UK Debates Historic Recognition of Palestinian State
The UK government is actively debating the formal recognition of a Palestinian state, a monumental foreign policy shift that could reshape Middle East diplomacy. This analysis breaks down the core arguments for and against the move.
UK, France & Canada Recognise Palestinian State
In a major geopolitical realignment, the United Kingdom, France, and Canada have jointly announced full diplomatic recognition of the State of Palestine, marking a decisive break from previous Western policy and igniting both celebration and controversy.
Labour's secret weapon: McSweeney prepares ministers for power
Exclusive insight into Morgan McSweeney's crucial role as Labour's election chief, preparing shadow ministers for government through intensive 'ministry readiness' sessions ahead of the looming general election.
Community Sentencing Crisis: Underfunding Risks Public Safety
The Guardian warns that chronic underfunding of community rehabilitation services is pushing the UK's justice system to breaking point, risking reoffending and public safety.
Estonia: Russia commits 'brazen' airspace violation
Estonia's defence ministry reports a Russian military transport aircraft violated its airspace near the Baltic Sea. The incident, described as a serious provocation, heightens regional tensions and raises concerns over NATO's eastern flank security.
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