ICE Chief Defends Agents After 'Fake Police' Insult
Tensions erupt between ICE and Philadelphia officials after a fatal shooting. Sheriff Rochelle Bilal's fiery rhetoric met with a stark warning from agency head Todd Lyons.
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Woman arrested, fined £100 for feeding pigeons in Harrow
A woman was handcuffed by 11 Met Police officers and issued a £100 fine after feeding pigeons in a Harrow park. The incident has sparked outrage from an animal welfare group. Read the full story.
US Protests Erupt After ICE Agent Kills Renee Good
Mass protests sweep US cities following the fatal shooting of Renee Good by ICE agents. The Trump administration defends the action as self-defence amid a major enforcement operation.
Police Force Rescued from Bankruptcy by Home Office
South Yorkshire Police becomes the first UK force to issue a bankruptcy warning after a £65m accounting error. The Home Office steps in with a £17m bailout. Read the full investigation.
Developer in court over vandalised Victorian pub tiles
Property developer Charlie Southall faces court over the destruction of historic tiles at Brighton's Montreal Arms. The council demands restoration of the 160-year-old pub's heritage.
Millionaire in court over Victorian pub vandalism
Property developer Charlie Southall, 46, appears at Lewes Crown Court accused of breaching an order to restore a 160-year-old Brighton pub's historic tiles. The community 'cherished' the Montreal Arms.
Water boss rates firm 8/10 after two-week outage
South East Water CEO Dave Hinton awarded his company an 8/10 for its response to a major outage that left 24,000 properties without drinking water for two weeks. Read the full story.
Teacher fined for UK littering while in France
A retired teacher was wrongly fined £100 for dropping a cigarette in Nottingham. He was 250 miles away in France at the time, exposing a council error.
Retired teacher wrongly fined for littering from France
A retired teacher was fined £100 for dropping a cigarette in Nottingham while he was actually in France. Nottingham City Council apologised after a mix-up, but the case highlights concerns over automated enforcement.
Teacher fined for Nottingham littering while in France
A 76-year-old retired teacher was wrongly fined for throwing a cigarette from his car in Nottingham while he was actually eating breakfast in Normandy, France. Read the full story of the administrative error and cloned plates.
£80 fines for wheelie bin rule breaches in England
Households in England could face £80 fixed penalties for bin placement issues causing a nuisance. Learn the rules to avoid fines.
Mount Etna eruption prompts red aviation warning
Italy's Mount Etna erupted violently on Saturday, spewing thick ash clouds and triggering the highest-level aviation warning. Watch the dramatic footage.
Universal Credit Deadline 2026: What You Must Know
Legacy benefits are ending. Learn the crucial steps, deadlines, and how to secure transitional protection before the March 2026 migration to Universal Credit.
41 Councils Failed to Prosecute Fly-Tippers
Exclusive data reveals a shocking lack of enforcement against fly-tipping across England, with thousands of incidents going unpunished. Discover which councils are failing to act.
Suspect in Colombia schoolgirl poisonings found in London
Zulma Guzman Castro, accused of killing two schoolgirls with poisoned raspberries, was located in the UK after a water bottle giveaway. Read the full story of her arrest and extradition.
Alleged Killer Rescued from River Thames in London
A woman accused of poisoning two schoolgirls in Colombia with tainted raspberries has been rescued from the River Thames in London. Read the latest on this international crime case.
Universal Credit Update for Thousands of Claimants
The DWP has issued a crucial update on the move to Universal Credit, affecting thousands on legacy benefits. Find out the key dates and what you need to do.
Water Boss: CEO Should Not Resign Over Kent Supply Crisis
South East Water director defends CEO as 24,000 Kent homes face a boil water notice. Calls for resignation 'misunderstand' wider industry challenges, says company. Read the latest.
Colombia Poisoning: Father's Tribute After Daughter's Death
A father pays agonising tribute to his 13-year-old daughter after she and a friend allegedly died from poisoned chocolate raspberries in Colombia. Suspect denies involvement as Interpol hunt continues.
Sixth day of water crisis hits Tunbridge Wells
Thousands in Kent face a sixth day without safe drinking water after a treatment plant failure. Businesses report huge losses as a boil notice remains in force. Read the latest.
Tunbridge Wells water crisis enters sixth day
Thousands in Kent face a sixth day without safe tap water after a chemical fault. Residents told to boil water, as calls grow for army intervention and CEO resignation.
Boil Water Notice for 24,000 Homes in Kent
South East Water restores supply to Tunbridge Wells after five days, but issues a crucial boil water notice. Residents face ongoing disruption as company apologises.
Couple's £3k battle over garden summer house
Royal Mail driver Andrew Causley faces demolition order for his garden summer house after 18-month planning dispute with Exeter City Council. Read the full story.
Florida deputy killed, gunman dies after eviction shooting
A Florida sheriff's deputy was fatally shot while serving an eviction notice. The gunman, Michael Halberstam, has died from his injuries. Read the full story.
Quit Your Job With No Notice? Expert Explains
A recruitment expert reveals the legal and financial consequences of quitting your job without notice. Discover your rights and what employers can and cannot do.
Mother fined £1,000 for envelope by full bin
A mental health nurse in West London faces a £1,000 fine for fly-tipping after leaving a cardboard envelope next to an overflowing communal bin. The council is reviewing the case.
ICE agents crash car, drag detainee in dramatic arrest
Shocking footage captures the moment US immigration agents crashed into an American car before forcibly removing a detainee after a dramatic pursuit through residential streets.
Home Office clears Epping Forest migrant camp in Essex operation
Exclusive: Home Office enforcement teams dismantle temporary woodland settlement in Essex as authorities intensify crackdown on irregular migration routes into the UK.
Halloween ICE Raid: Homeowners Dragged From Beds
Exclusive details emerge of a terrifying Halloween night raid where ICE agents stormed a residential property, dragging homeowners from their beds in a dramatic immigration enforcement operation that has left the community in shock.
ICE Agents Shot in Southern California Attack
Two US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were shot in a brazen daylight attack in Southern California. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the targeted shooting that left both officers hospitalised.
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