Over 1,700 Apply for US 'Deportation Judge' Roles After Controversial Ad Campaign
Over 1,700 apply for US 'deportation judge' roles after controversial ad campaign. Critics say it undermines impartiality.
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British Businessman's 72nd Birthday in Dubai Prison as Family Blames Bank
British businessman Ryan Cornelius turns 72 in Dubai prison as family claims Dubai Islamic Bank is behind his 30-year sentence.
Ex-Officer in Hiding After False Murder Claim
Former police officer Christi Hill forced into hiding after being falsely identified as arresting officer in Henry Nowak murder case by AI platforms.
Husband Charged with Murder of Woman Found in Car Boot in London
Husband charged with murder of Harshita Brella, found dead in car boot in Ilford, London. He is believed to have left the UK.
EasyJet Warns Brits of Longer Queues at EU Airports Due to New Border System
EasyJet warns Brits of longer queues at EU airports due to new Entry/Exit System requiring biometrics. Greece exempts UK travellers.
Disabled Woman Raped by Tinder Date Who Strangled Her
Woman with cerebral palsy tells royal commission she was raped and beaten by a Tinder date who strangled her and threatened to kill her.
Man charged with selling gun to Old Dominion University shooter
Kenya Chapman charged with selling gun to ODU shooter Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, who killed one and injured two despite prior terrorism conviction.
Nitazenes 40 Times Stronger Than Fentanyl Found in Australian Wastewater
Nitazenes, synthetic opioids up to 40 times stronger than fentanyl, detected in Australian wastewater for first time, raising public health concerns.
Coroner Criticises DWP After Benefits Claimant Dies Following Overpayment Probe
Coroner criticises DWP after woman dies from overdose following universal credit overpayment investigation, citing multiple failures to address mental health.
Johnson Pledges to Cut Unskilled Migration in Election Campaign
Boris Johnson pledges to reduce unskilled migration under a Conservative government, proposing a points-based system.
Burnham Backs Mahmood Migration Crackdown Before Byelection
Andy Burnham backs Shabana Mahmood's immigration crackdown ahead of Makerfield byelection, despite Labour criticism.
Milei Austerity Cuts Leave Disabled Argentines Without Services
Milei's austerity cuts freeze payments to disability services, leaving thousands without therapy and care.
British TikTok Creator Detained in Vietnam
British TikTok creator Sam Walker, a convicted criminal, has been detained in Vietnam, with the FCDO aware and liaising with local authorities.
British Couple Jailed in Iran Lose Appeal, Family Says
British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman lose appeal against spying convictions in Iran; family says they were not allowed to attend hearing.
British Soldiers Face Insurance Hikes for Overseas Deployments
British soldiers face higher home insurance costs due to rules penalising long absences, prompting calls for insurers to honour the Armed Forces Covenant.
Nigeria Reels After 215 Children Taken in Second Mass School Abduction in a Week
215 schoolchildren and 12 teachers abducted from Catholic school in Niger state, second mass kidnapping in a week amid security crisis and Trump threats.
Reform-Led Lancashire Council To Quit Refugee Scheme
Reform UK-led Lancashire County Council plans to withdraw from refugee resettlement schemes, citing fairness for local residents and veterans.
UK-France Channel Deal Talks Stall Over £650m Funding Conditions
UK-France talks on a £650m Channel migrant deal stall over conditions on funding and interception rates, with the current deal expiring.
ICE Hires Firm Accused of Torture to Track Migrant Children
ICE hires MVM Inc, accused of torture, to track undocumented children, sparking controversy over welfare checks vs deportation aims.
Clapham Security Guard Locked Shoppers In During Youth Mob Chaos
Security guard locked shoppers in M&S as youth mob caused chaos on Clapham High Street for second time in days; two teenage girls arrested.
Mozambique Says Five Killed in South Africa Xenophobic Attacks
Mozambique says five citizens killed in xenophobic attacks in South Africa; police confirm two deaths as anti-immigrant violence spreads.
Vandal Smashes £200k Aston Martin, Sprays 'Cheater' on Bonnet
A £200,000 Aston Martin was vandalised at a golf club in Molesey, with 'CHEATER' spray-painted on the bonnet. Police are investigating.
Influencer Charged with Attempted Murder After Nightclub Crash
Former X Factor star Gabrielle Carrington charged with attempted murder after car hits pedestrians in Soho, leaving three injured.
Global Disease Outbreaks: Experts Warn of Growing Threat as Ebola and Hantavirus Emerge
Experts warn infectious disease outbreaks are becoming more frequent and damaging, as Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks emerge. GPMB report highlights growing pandemic risk.
Starmer Seeks to Soften Immigration Rule Changes After Labour Backlash
PM Keir Starmer considers exemptions to immigration rule changes after Labour MPs and Angela Rayner criticise plans to extend settled status wait to 10 years.
Uber Sued After Driver Shot in Head During Fatal Ride
Uber sued after driver Christina Spicuzza was shot dead by passenger Calvin Crew; lawsuit claims negligence and failure to verify passenger identity.
Australian Musician Keli Holiday Denied US Entry After Girlfriend’s Trump Post
Australian musician Keli Holiday denied US entry after girlfriend Abbie Chatfield apologises for Trump-related social media post.
Iran World Cup: Four Win Visa Appeals, 11 Banned
Four members of Iran's World Cup delegation won visa appeals to enter the US, but 11 others were denied entry, including top federation officials.
Ghana Slams Canada Over Partey World Cup Visa Denial
Ghana's government criticizes Canada's decision to deny Thomas Partey entry for the 2026 World Cup due to pending UK charges, citing presumption of innocence.
Express Reporter Attacked in Migrant Camp Over Mango
Investigations editor Zak Garner-Purkis recounts being attacked with rocks and a mango while confronting human traffickers in a Dunkirk migrant camp during an undercover investigation.
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