High Court Blocks Deportation, Casting Doubt on Labour's 'One In, One Out' Deal
A high court judge has halted the removal of a 25-year-old Eritrean, raising questions about the future of the UK-France removal scheme.
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Supreme Court rejects appeal by Texas online journalist over arrest
US Supreme Court rejects appeal by Texas online journalist Priscilla Villarreal over her 2017 arrest for obtaining nonpublic police information.
White House joins TikTok as Trump softens stance on ban
The White House has launched an official TikTok account, with President Trump crediting the app for his election win despite earlier calls for a ban.
Peace deal fails to halt DR Congo violence as thousands flee to Rwanda
Fresh fighting in eastern DR Congo forces hundreds across border into Rwanda despite peace deal signed in Washington. M23 battles army and Burundian forces.
Texas congressman admits affair with aide who died by suicide
Tony Gonzales, a Republican congressman from Texas, admits to an affair with aide Regina Ann Santos-Aviles, who died by suicide, amid a House ethics investigation.
Sarwar to be made peer and minister as Burnham reshapes government
Anas Sarwar to become minister in Burnham government after being made a peer, as new PM reshapes Cabinet and unveils cost-of-living measures.
Rupert Lowe barred from using FOI site WhatDoTheyKnow
Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe has been suspended from WhatDoTheyKnow after more than 1,000 FOI requests, which the site said breached its rules.
Tories Turn on Johnson Over 'Catastrophic' Afghanistan Withdrawal
Boris Johnson faces Conservative fury over Afghanistan withdrawal, with 11 former cabinet ministers among critics citing intelligence failures and humiliation.
Starmer meets Xi in landmark China visit as UK seeks reliable economic partner
Keir Starmer meets Xi Jinping in Beijing, the first UK leader visit to China in eight years, seeking economic ties and cooperation on security and migration.
January 6 officers sue Trump over $1.776bn 'anti-weaponization' fund
Two police officers who fought Capitol rioters are suing President Trump over a $1.776bn fund they call a 'slush fund' for insurrectionists.
Abbie Chatfield to Guest Host KIIS FM Breakfast Amid Sandilands Court Case
Abbie Chatfield to guest host KIIS FM Breakfast for a week amid ratings dip and Kyle Sandilands' court case against former employer.
Los Angeles influencer arrested again over dating app burglaries
Adva Lavie, 28, rearrested by Beverly Hills police over theft allegations, faces multiple felony counts and breach of court order.
US submarine sinks Iranian warship in torpedo attack off Sri Lanka
A US submarine torpedoed and sank an Iranian frigate off Sri Lanka, killing at least 87 sailors, as the conflict between Washington, Israel, and Iran expands beyond the Middle East.
Army instructors jailed for sexual relations with teenage recruit
Two Army instructors jailed for sexual relations with a 17-year-old recruit at Catterick. Court martial found them guilty of abuse of trust.
Epstein's chilling rebuff to Giuffre after politician rape revealed in new memoir
Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir reveals Epstein's cold response after she alleged a brutal rape by a politician, and her final break with his operation.
Chinese team to visit Brisbane over coffee attack on baby
Chinese investigators to visit Brisbane to help search for man accused of burning a baby with hot coffee in a park attack.
US strikes reach Caspian as Iran hits back across region
US strikes hit Iranian targets as Tehran retaliates against bases in Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait, with Houthi attacks disrupting Red Sea shipping.
Trump gives BBC Friday deadline over 'fraudulent' speech edit
Trump gives BBC Friday deadline to respond to billion-dollar legal threat over edited January 6 speech, as resignations follow.
Shirley Ballas hails new Strictly hosting trio as 'b****y marvellous'
Shirley Ballas praises new Strictly hosts Josh Widdicombe, Emma Willis and Johannes Radebe, calling the lineup 'b****y marvellous'.
Blake Garrett: How To Eat Fried Worms actor died of fentanyl overdose, coroner finds
Former child actor Blake Garrett, known for How To Eat Fried Worms, died from acute fentanyl toxicity, ruled accidental.
Army families threatened with pay deductions over housing claims, documents show
MoD lawyers threatened to deduct costs from pay unless families drop poor housing claims. Hundreds seek legal redress.
Lifting US sanctions on Syria could encourage refugee returns, UN official says
UNHCR says permanent removal of US sanctions could boost refugee returns and reconstruction, but warns of immense needs.
Coronation Street's Michael Le Vell Spotted Enjoying Pints Ahead of Wedding
Michael Le Vell, Coronation Street's Kevin Webster, was spotted enjoying pints at a Sale pub the day before marrying Louise Gibbons this Saturday.
Trump to rule on his own $230m damages claim against US government
President Trump says he will personally decide whether to pay himself $230m in damages for federal investigations, in a circular legal situation.
DHS Investigates Border Patrol Official Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Remarks
DHS investigates allegations that Border Patrol official Greg Bovino mocked Jewish prosecutor Daniel Rosen during a phone call.
JD Vance says US ‘very close’ to Iran peace deal as strikes launched
JD Vance says US is ‘very close’ to a peace deal with Iran hours before retaliatory strikes are launched after an Apache helicopter was downed near the Strait of Hormuz.
US Homeland Security criticised over unauthorised use of Japanese artist's work
Japanese artist Hiroshi Nagai has objected to his artwork being used without permission in a US Homeland Security post promoting deportations.
Trump's renewed Iran strikes risk midterm disaster for Republicans, experts warn
Trump resumes strikes on Iran after ceasefire collapse, risking prolonged conflict and Republican losses in November midterm elections, experts say.
Australian girl, 8, dies in snowmobile accident in Japan
Eight-year-old Chloe Jeffries from Queensland died after a snowmobile overturned in Hakuba Valley, Japan. Tour operator suspends trips.
ICE arrests grandfather who aided murder inquiry
ICE arrests Mexican grandfather who helped police investigate his daughter's murder, raising concerns over policy shift.
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