Cuban migrant's death at Texas detention facility ruled homicide
Autopsy confirms Cuban migrant's death at a Texas facility was homicide, citing asphyxia from restraint. Family seeks witness testimony.
Autopsy confirms Cuban migrant's death at a Texas facility was homicide, citing asphyxia from restraint. Family seeks witness testimony.
Trump threatens tariffs on countries opposing his plan to annex Greenland, as US envoy insists a deal 'should and will be made' and a bipartisan delegation visits Copenhagen in support of Denmark.
Jaylen Brown disputes Beverly Hills' claim that his pre-All-Star event was shut down for lacking a permit, insisting no permit was needed.
Gary Windle, 25, died from hypothermia after walking home in snow near Burnley; inquest records misadventure.
Keir Starmer abolishes Acoba, introduces financial penalties for breaching post-ministerial job rules, and creates a new ethics commission.
Tom Silvagni, son of AFL great Stephen Silvagni, jailed for six years and two months for raping a woman and forging an Uber receipt in Melbourne.
Tottenham's owners, the Lewis family, apologise for poor results, pledge investment and say they are not selling the club.
Hong Kong's Tai Po fire response is shaped by a diminished civil society under national security crackdown, with bamboo scaffolding becoming a cultural flashpoint.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says assisted dying legislation should wait until palliative and social care funding is fixed, urging cross-party talks.
Newly released Epstein files contain Trump flight claim, Maxwell emails, and fake passport; Schumer demands more details.
Federal immigration officers are leaving Louisiana for Minneapolis, winding down the Catahoula Crunch operation amid protests and shifting to a Minnesota crackdown.
Analyst warns only a landslide win for Democrats can reverse US democracy's rapid erosion.
Saudi Arabia has quietly allowed wealthy non-Muslim foreign residents to buy alcohol in Riyadh, ending a 73-year ban with strict eligibility rules.
UK net migration fell to 171,000 in the last year, the lowest since the pandemic, down 48% from the previous year, ONS data shows.
Badenoch accuses Reeves of a 'waffle bomb' and argues tax rises are unnecessary if Labour cut public spending.
Bruce Springsteen appeared to ignore Chris Christie's high-five attempt at a New York concert, highlighting their political rift despite recent reconciliation.
Files show Tony Blair's advisers warned his 2000 WI speech was complacent and patronising, yet he was slow hand-clapped at Wembley.
Keir Starmer's aides are preparing for a leadership contest as Andy Burnham eyes a return to Westminster via the Makerfield byelection.
Zelenskyy says US security pact is '100% ready' to sign after Abu Dhabi talks; Kyiv heating crisis worsens; Europe signs clean energy pact.
Vladimir Putin's regime is on 'very shaky ground' as Russia's elite grows 'impatient' and prepares for a possible mutiny, insiders and analysts say.
I'm A Celebrity viewers spot apparent dig at Adam Thomas during an egg challenge, as Harry's remark sparks reaction. Adam had previously opened up about the show's mental toll.
Vanity Fair's new editorial director Mark Guiducci is refocusing the title on core subjects, phasing out verticals and hiring new correspondents.
Vernon Kay and Tess Daly announce amicable separation after 22 years of marriage, citing mutual respect and prioritising their two daughters.
Assisted dying bill for terminally ill adults fails in Lords, sparking anger from supporters and defenders of scrutiny.
A roundup of sexual misconduct allegations against MPs, including the conviction and resignation of Imran Ahmad Khan, plus other cases across parties.
Lindsey Vonn will return to the US for further surgery after fracturing her tibia in the Olympic downhill crash, says US Ski and Snowboard CEO.
Police seek a man who called for Keir Starmer's assassination at a far-right London rally; 24 arrested, further arrests expected.
EU commissioner Michael McGrath warns that any Ukraine peace plan must not grant Putin impunity for war crimes, citing accountability as essential.
US government apologises for deporting Babson College student Any Lucía López Belloza despite court order, calling the removal a mistake.
Gregory Bovino demoted after email likening him to Confederate general, amid discrimination lawsuits and controversial remarks.