Agricultural Students Jailed for Sadistic Sheep Attack with Fireworks
Two agricultural students jailed for sadistic attack on sheep, including beating and inserting fireworks, filmed and kept ear tag as trophy.
Two agricultural students jailed for sadistic attack on sheep, including beating and inserting fireworks, filmed and kept ear tag as trophy.
Israel and Max Makoka, detained by ICE in Mississippi, have been released after community and political pressure. They face deportation but are reunited with their host family.
Shabana Mahmood announces asylum overhaul including £40k exit scheme, but uptake details remain undisclosed, sparking Labour backlash.
Letters debate UK immigration raids, balancing enforcement with dignity and humane treatment.
Ukrainian teens are being recruited online by Russians to commit sabotage, with over 1,100 accused since 2022, one in five minors.
Adam Lopez, 39, was hospitalised with a pulmonary embolism after quitting his job and partying for three months following a £1m lottery win.
Rod Stewart praises King Charles for putting Donald Trump 'in his place' during a London event, reigniting debate over the monarch's US visit.
Oil prices hit $117 a barrel as Iran blocks the Strait of Hormuz, triggering global fuel shortages and emergency measures in the UK, Egypt, Myanmar, and other nations.
A dad stranded in Barbados for seven weeks after being denied boarding due to a visa rule change, separated from his children.
Clergy sue for court order to allow pastoral access to immigrants at Minneapolis ICE facility, citing religious freedom violations.
Only 3% of domestic abuse suicides in England and Wales lead to prosecution, data shows, prompting calls for more rigorous police investigations.
Tristan Roberts, 18, jailed for life for murdering his mother with a hammer in Prestatyn, Wales, after expressing misogynistic views and obsession with American Psycho.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill bans ICE from state property without warrants and launches a portal for residents to share enforcement footage.
Surge in Iranian migrants attempting Channel crossing in small boats, with over 220 attempts in six weeks, prompting UK and French action.
Universities UK warns that student visa crackdown will worsen funding crisis, as institutions face closures and redundancies.
Taliban's new divorce law effectively legitimises child marriage, making divorce nearly impossible for girls married against their will, activists warn.
Homeless man Anthony Kemp jailed for life for 1983 murder of ex-chef Christopher Ainscough in London, after confessing to avoid sleeping on streets.
Research finds drug use in England spikes during heatwaves, sports events and Eurovision, with high cocaine and ketamine levels.
American YouTuber Johnny Somali sentenced to six months in South Korean prison for kissing a 'comfort women' statue.
Two Afghan asylum seekers, 17, jailed for abducting and raping a 15-year-old girl in Leamington Spa; face deportation.
Truck-driving pastor Anthony Moore helps rescue a handcuffed kidnapping victim on a South Carolina highway; suspect arrested.
PM Starmer urges calm as far right exploits Henry Nowak murder by Sikh man, sparking fears of racial tensions and abuse against Sikhs.
Spanish police suspect foul play in the disappearance of Alabama student James Gracey, last seen outside a Barcelona nightclub on March 17.
Body found in Colombia believed to be missing American Airlines flight attendant; suspects identified, partner 'shattered'.
Six arrested in police crackdown on TikTok livestreamers selling counterfeit goods; £1m worth of items seized in Rotherham warehouse raid.
Health advocates challenge US baby formula safety claims after tests show most samples contain toxic Pfas and phthalates, raising concerns for infant health.
NHS to restrict political symbols on uniforms after review finds Jewish staff and patients face routine ostracism and antisemitism.
Ireland introduces stricter immigration rules, including contributions from asylum seekers and tougher family reunification criteria, amid population surge.
Three asylum seekers found guilty of raping a woman on Brighton beach; filmed attack and held barbecue afterwards.
Benjamin Field found guilty of murdering elderly man Peter Farquhar after meticulously plotting to change wills and kill victims.