Starmer Aide Suspended from Labour Whip Over Sex Offender Link
Matthew Doyle loses Labour whip after apologising for links to a friend convicted of child image offences; Scottish MSP suspended.
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California sheriff seizes half a million ballots in disputed election probe
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco seizes over 500,000 ballots in a disputed election probe, drawing condemnation from California's attorney general.
Pregnant migrant minors moved to Texas to block abortion access, critics allege
Critics say pregnant unaccompanied minors are being moved to Texas to deny them abortion access, with many girls as young as 13 and half pregnant due to rape.
Labour urges Reform's Matt Goodwin to disown aides over racist posts
Labour's Lucy Powell demands Reform candidate Matt Goodwin disowns campaign aides over racist and far-right social media posts.
Rafah: Gaza's overcrowded last refuge braces for possible Israeli assault
Rafah, Gaza's last refuge, faces a possible Israeli ground invasion as over a million displaced people struggle to survive, with international warnings about civilian safety.
Struggle to fill No 10 vacancies exposes factions vying for Starmer’s ear
Factions battle to fill No 10 vacancies as Starmer weighs team changes, with Antonia Romeo tipped as cabinet secretary and Casey for chief of staff.
Starmer under pressure as Davey demands inquiry over Mandelson vetting
Ed Davey calls for privileges committee to investigate whether Keir Starmer misled parliament over Peter Mandelson's security clearance being overruled.
Mortal Kombat II review: bloodier sequel still fails to land a knockout blow
Mortal Kombat II brings more gore and finally a tournament, but the sequel remains dull and uninspired, failing to improve on its predecessor.
Spain warns of soaring flight prices for UK tourists as Iran conflict drives up fuel costs
Spain warns airline ticket prices will soar for Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza as the Iran conflict drives up jet fuel costs, with potential refuelling stops and schedule trims.
Anfield apathy grows as Liverpool fans turn on Arne Slot
Liverpool fans booed Arne Slot during the Chelsea draw as apathy grows over his tenure, despite his valid explanation for the substitution.
Man sues police after arrest for playing Darth Vader theme at National Guard patrol
DC man Sam O'Hara sues police after arrest for playing Darth Vader theme while following National Guard patrol, alleging rights violations.
Prince Andrew took undisclosed flight on Epstein plane with Russian model
Prince Andrew flew with Jeffrey Epstein and Russian model Anna Malova on a previously undisclosed 1999 flight, according to released flight logs.
Phillip Schofield's brother jailed for sexually abusing teenage boy
Timothy Schofield, brother of TV presenter Phillip Schofield, jailed for 12 years for sexually abusing a teenage boy while working as a civilian police IT worker.
FBI dismisses top official after Kash Patel jet use row
FBI fires official Steven Palmer after Director Kash Patel angered by reports of jet use to visit girlfriend; third unit head dismissed under Patel.
Migrant says I'm here for fun after 60,000 storm Ceuta
A migrant among the 60,000 who stormed Spain's Ceuta border says he came just for fun, as officials report 86 deaths and Spain deploys troops.
Bruni de la Motte: East German academic and Unison officer dies at 74
Obituary for Bruni de la Motte, East German-born journalist and Unison national officer, who has died aged 74.
Conservatives retain control of Surrey County Council
Conservatives retain Surrey County Council with 47 seats, while results come in for district councils and the police and crime commissioner.
£50bn Hearing Loss Bill Threatens Defence Budget
£50bn MoD hearing loss compensation bill could strain UK defence budgets, warns former soldier, as court ruling opens claims for thousands.
El Mencho buried in golden casket at Guadalajara cemetery
Jalisco cartel leader El Mencho buried in golden casket in Guadalajara suburb, amid security concerns and ongoing cartel violence.
Ukraine vows offensive strikes as Russia plans to mobilise 409,000 troops
Ukraine pledges offensive operations as Russia mobilises 409,000 troops and forms 11 new divisions, with heavy losses on both sides.
Ghislaine Maxwell: From High Society to 20-Year Sentence
Ghislaine Maxwell, once a high society figure, is sentenced to 20 years for grooming and trafficking underage girls. Her story from privilege to prison.
Channel 4 axes BAFTA-nominated comedy Pushers despite Rosie Jones nomination
Channel 4 has cancelled BAFTA-nominated comedy Pushers, starring Rosie Jones, after one series. The show followed Emily, a disabled drug dealer.
Australia boosts defence spending by A$53bn but falls short of Trump's demands
Australia's new defence strategy adds A$53bn over a decade but remains below Trump's 3.5% GDP target, with Aukus and drone spending key priorities.
Royal Navy imposes alcohol limits and dry days in health crackdown
Royal Navy restricts sailors to 14 units of alcohol weekly, with dry days and new logging rules to tackle excessive drinking and improve fitness.
Jeremy Clarkson says healthy lifestyle after heart surgery is 'horrific'
Jeremy Clarkson calls his new post-heart-surgery healthy lifestyle 'horrific', but says he wants to live longer for his grandchildren.
Trump's federal takeover of DC police draws comparison to 1992 crime response
Trump's federal takeover of DC police evokes a 1992 congressional response to violent crime, but with crime at record lows, comparisons highlight stark differences.
China commissions advanced Fujian aircraft carrier
China's most advanced aircraft carrier, the Fujian, has entered service, boosting its naval reach and complicating Taiwan's defensive plans.
Bridget Phillipson appointed Labour party chair
Bridget Phillipson becomes Labour party chair under Andy Burnham, tasked with making the party match fit for the next election.
Gina Rinehart attends Trump's Great Gatsby-themed Halloween party
Australia's richest person Gina Rinehart attended Trump's Great Gatsby-themed Halloween party at Mar-a-Lago, with Pauline Hanson reportedly present.
Kim Jong-un hails troops who cleared mines in Russia's Kursk region
Kim Jong-un confirms North Korean troops cleared landmines in Russia's Kursk region, praising their efforts and honouring nine dead.
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