Sex Workers Fight Cyclists in Mexico City World Cup Turf War
Mexican authorities' World Cup plans backfire as a new bike lane through the red light district sparks clashes between sex workers and cyclists, captured on video.
Category : Violence
Harry Maguire Fined for Speeding; Two Teammates Accused
Harry Maguire admits speeding in his £130,000 Range Rover, fined £1,000. Two Man Utd teammates, Altay Bayindir and Matheus Cunha, also face speeding charges.
Three Jailed for 'Blood-Sport' Protest Violence
Three more men jailed for violent disorder at Southampton protest over student Henry Nowak's murder, bringing total arrests to 10.
Audi Torched by Hooded Yobs While Family Slept
A father of three from Walkden fears his Audi was deliberately set on fire by hooded yobs while his family slept. CCTV captured three figures before the blaze.
Birmingham Double Stabbing: Man Fights for Life
A man in his 20s is fighting for life after a double stabbing near Library of Birmingham. Police have cordoned off Centenary Square as investigations continue.
Iraqi shop worker jailed 29 years for raping schoolgirls
Bawan Harwe, 28, used a fake social media profile to groom and sexually exploit seven girls aged 12-16, plying them with alcohol and drugs before raping them.
Scots OnlyFans Model on Trial Over £20k Blackmail Claims
A Scottish OnlyFans model, Portia Riddick, is on trial accused of extorting £20,013 from a man who claims she threatened to expose his purchases of explicit content.
Fire Rips Through Old Camelot Theme Park Castle Building
A fire has destroyed the remaining castle building at the abandoned Camelot theme park in Chorley, saddening families who cherished memories there. The site is slated for housing development.
Brothers Guilty in Fatal Rugby Coach Road Race Crash
Two brothers were convicted of killing rugby coach Rhys Jenkins in a road race crash on the A483. Jenkins died, and his son was airlifted with injuries. Sentencing set for July 27.
Grandad picks up wrong child from nursery, drives off
A mother describes her terror after a grandad mistakenly picked up her sleeping two-year-old from nursery and drove away. The child was returned safely minutes later.
Anti-semitism in UK: a national shame, says Richard Madeley
Richard Madeley argues that anti-Jewish prejudice is resurgent in Britain, citing rising attacks and a memorial in France as a warning from history.
Motherwell and Hamilton Accies Fined by SPFL for Pyro and Pitch Invasions
Motherwell fined £2,500 with suspended stand closure; Hamilton Accies fined £1,000 and reprimanded after fans invaded pitch. SPFL warns of zero tolerance.
Belfast Victim Was Drugged and Set on Fire in Earlier Attack
Stephen Ogilvie, victim of a knife attack in Belfast, was previously drugged and set on fire by a man he lived with in 2001. The incident sparked violent protests.
Belfast Gangs Seek Migrants: Residents Cry 'I'm White'
Masked gangs stormed Shankill Road, going door-to-door seeking migrants. White families opened doors to avoid violence. Two Ugandan carers feared for their lives.
Feral Youths in Balaclavas Cause Chaos in Salford
A gang of youths wearing balaclavas wreaked havoc in Little Hulton, Salford, smashing windows, setting fires, and throwing rocks at vehicles over the weekend.
Met Chief: Online Misogyny Fuels Teen Sex Offences
Sir Mark Rowley says violent masculinity content online is driving a rise in teen-on-teen sexual offences, urging upstream action and education.
Elderly Woman Dies After Van Hit Outside Durham Station
Violet Stannard, 86, died after being struck by a van outside Durham train station. Her family thanked emergency services and hospital staff for their care.
Man Guilty of Attacking Girl in Dundee Axe and Knife Incident
Ilia Belov, 22, was convicted of assaulting a 12-year-old girl and behaving threateningly towards four girls aged 12-14 in Dundee. He claimed self-defense but was rejected by the sheriff.
Belfast's Morning After: Violence Erupts
After a night of violent protests in Belfast, fueled by a stabbing attack and online agitators, Northern Ireland faces unrest with burned vehicles and homes.
Musk's X Avoids UK Action Over Belfast Violence for Two Months
Elon Musk's X will face no official reprimand from the UK government for at least two months despite posts inciting violence in Belfast. Ofcom awaits a compliance report, while ministers plan to amend the Online Safety Act.
Accused LA Arsonist Sought Revenge, Prosecutors Allege at Trial
Prosecutors say Jonathan Rinderknecht started the deadly Palisades fire for revenge. Defense argues fireworks caused the blaze that killed 12 and destroyed thousands of buildings.
Myanmar's Women Prisoners: Torture and Abuse Exposed
Since the 2021 coup, thousands of women have been detained in Myanmar, facing systematic sexual and gender-based violence, torture, and death in prisons, according to UN and human rights reports.
Belfast Stabbing Sparks Far-Right Anti-Migrant Riots
A stabbing in Belfast ignited riots targeting immigrants, with far-right agitators and social media fueling violence echoing Northern Ireland's troubled past.
NSW Police Review: Bullying and Harassment of Women Rampant
A review commissioned by former NSW police commissioner Karen Webb found every female participant experienced harassment. The report cites systemic risks from bullying, discrimination, and victimization.
25 Anti-Israeli President Protesters to Face Joint Trial in Sydney
Twenty-five protesters charged over a demonstration against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit will face a six-week joint trial in Sydney starting July 2027.
NI Secretary Condemns 'Racist Thuggery' After Belfast Violence
Hilary Benn condemns racist thuggery after 16 arrests and 12 police injured in second night of anti-immigration violence in Belfast, with people targeted by skin color.
UK Adult Adoptees: Share Your Adoption Reunion Story
Guardian seeks UK adult adoptees to share experiences of reunion with birth parents, including challenges, support received, and impact on adoptive family relationships.
Police Use Plastic Bullets, Reinforcements in NI Race Riots
Police in Northern Ireland have fired plastic bullets and received 200 reinforcements from Great Britain to contain race riots targeting minority ethnic people, with 12 officers injured and 16 arrested.
ECB mulls alcohol ban after Stokes nightclub incident
The ECB is considering a total alcohol ban for players on international duty following Ben Stokes' nightclub incident, which led to his suspension from the second Test against New Zealand.
Alister Prince: Expert in Child Safeguarding and DJ Dies at 77
Alister Prince, a leading child safeguarding expert and DJ, has died of cancer aged 77. He co-authored a key book on children's law and was a beloved radio host.
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