Reform Councils 'Worst at Fixing Potholes'
New government data reveals a quarter of Reform-led councils received the worst 'Red' rating for road repairs. Discover which areas are failing motorists and the £7.3bn funding pledge.
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Desperate Search for Missing Family in Victoria Bushfire
An urgent search is underway for a family of four missing after a devastating bushfire in Victoria. Authorities fear the worst as the blaze continues to rage. Read the latest updates.
MPs Push for Blue Badge Reform for Fluctuating Conditions
MPs demand DWP review Blue Badge eligibility for people with temporary or fluctuating conditions like Parkinson's. Discover the government's response and what it means for you.
Judge suspended for bullying staff allowed to run again
Judge Tracy Flood was suspended for bullying court staff to the point of self-harm thoughts. The Washington Supreme Court overturned her removal after she claimed criticism was racist. Read the full investigation.
Swiss Ski Resort Fire: 40 Dead, First Victims Named
Tragedy strikes Crans-Montana as a New Year's Eve bar fire claims 40 lives and injures 119. Authorities confirm first victims as families desperately search for missing loved ones.
Council Tax to Double for Thousands of Second Homes
Thousands of second-home owners face a 100% council tax surcharge from April, doubling bills as cash-strapped councils seek new revenue. Discover which areas are affected.
Second home council tax to double in new wave of hikes
Thousands of second home owners face a 100% council tax surcharge from April, doubling bills. Discover which areas are affected and the financial impact.
Two helicopters collide mid-air near New Jersey airport
Two helicopters collided in mid-air and crashed near Hammonton Municipal Airport in New Jersey. Emergency services are on scene. Avoid the area. Latest updates.
Over a Million New Epstein Documents Found
US authorities have uncovered more than a million new documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case. Lawyers are working to review them before release. Follow for the latest updates.
Afghanistan's Traditional Buzkashi Tournament Held Near Kabul
Riders from across Afghanistan competed in the annual buzkashi final near Kabul. The traditional equestrian sport, using a fake goat carcass, was attended by spectators and Taliban authorities.
Paris court rejects suspension of Shein in France
A Paris court has rejected a French government request to suspend the Shein platform after illegal items were found for sale. Read the latest on the fast-fashion giant's legal battle.
Judge orders release of Iranian bodybuilder after 5 months
A US federal judge has ordered the release of an Iranian migrant and bodybuilder detained for over five months. Read the full story on his prolonged custody and the legal battle.
Tourist tax powers granted to UK local leaders
Local leaders gain authority to implement overnight tourist taxes following Autumn Budget 2025. Discover how this will fund community projects and align England with international destinations.
Schools face 4.9% funding cut risk over SEND costs
UK schools risk a 4.9% real-terms funding cut per pupil if the Department for Education absorbs rising SEND costs, warns the OBR. Discover the implications for mainstream education.
Slender Man Stabber's Conditional Release Revoked
Wisconsin authorities seek to revoke Morgan Geyser's conditional release after she escaped a group home with a companion. The Slender Man attacker faces returning to mental institution.
Wisconsin Seeks to Block Geyser's Release After Escape
Wisconsin authorities move to revoke conditional release of Morgan Geyser, who fled group home after 2014 Slender Man stabbing. Latest developments in shocking case.
Tory Cuts Leave Councils as 'Social Care Factories'
Labour's municipal reforms face an uphill battle against a decade of Conservative cuts that gutted local services. Can councils move beyond crisis management?
Starmer: Prince Andrew Must Cooperate with Epstein Inquiry
PM Keir Starmer insists Prince Andrew should provide evidence to US authorities investigating Jeffrey Epstein. Royal legal team continues to challenge jurisdiction.
Brit among five tourists found dead in Chile park
A British woman and four other tourists have been found dead in Chile's Torres del Paine National Park. Authorities confirm international victims. Follow for updates.
France investigates Vinted over OnlyFans links
French authorities are investigating claims Vinted sellers are directing users to adult content. With 23 million French users and no age checks, child safety is at risk. Read the full investigation details.
Council workers abused over flag removals
Council workers removing Union Jacks and England flags from lampposts face escalating abuse and threats. Authorities vow strongest penalties against perpetrators.
Rare dinosaur fossils seized in London smuggling bust
Authorities intercept 72-million-year-old dinosaur skeletons in London warehouse, exposing global fossil trafficking network. Exclusive details on the major paleontological discovery.
French intercept 80 migrants in Channel crossing attempt
Exclusive: French police prevent 80 migrants from crossing the Channel as UK authorities warn of worsening small boat crisis. Latest interception near Dunkirk highlights ongoing border challenges.
Teachout Endorsement Shakes Up NYC Mayoral Race
In a stunning political development, progressive champion Zephyr Teachout has thrown her weight behind community organiser Eisha Love in the Democratic primary, creating a formidable progressive alliance that could upend New York City's political establis
Starmer pledges Hillsborough Law in first 100 days
Labour leader pledges to introduce long-awaited Hillsborough Law, establishing legal 'duty of candour' on public authorities and ending decades of injustice for victims' families.
Starmer: Hillsborough Law in first 100 days as PM
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer commits to introducing the Hillsborough Law within his first 100 days in office, delivering justice for victims' families after decades of campaigning.
EU digital border checks paused at Dover amid delay fears
French border officials have suspended the controversial new EU digital border checks at Dover, preventing what experts warned could become four-hour queues for British travellers. The last-minute pause comes as relief for summer holidaymakers facing pote
Birmingham Council Bankruptcy "Probably Avoidable" Says Expert
Exclusive analysis reveals Birmingham City Council's financial collapse might have been prevented as expert questions Labour leadership's decision-making in Britain's second city.
Household Support Fund crisis: Millions face financial cliff edge
Exclusive investigation reveals how the termination of the Household Support Fund is pushing vulnerable families into deeper poverty across Britain, with councils warning of catastrophic consequences.
SEND transport costs crisis pushing families to brink
Soaring transport costs for SEND pupils in England are pushing families to the brink, with councils struggling to cope and parents forced to reduce working hours.
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