Elon Musk to Face Trial Over Paedophile Remark to British Diver
Elon Musk to face trial in October after judge rejects dismissal of defamation suit by British diver Vernon Unsworth over 'pedo' tweet.
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Canadian Kenneth Law Pleads Guilty to Aiding Suicide, UK Victims Included in Case
Canadian Kenneth Law pleads guilty to aiding suicide online; UK victims included in Canadian case, sparking family criticism.
UK Foreign Office Warns Against Non-Essential Travel to UAE Amid Regional Tensions
UK FCDO updates travel advice for UAE, warning against non-essential travel due to regional escalation and security risks from Iran.
Free Speech Activists Condemn UK Entry Ban for US Commentators
UK bans US commentators Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker from entry, sparking free speech concerns from activists.
Border Security Chief Steps Down as Small Boats Crisis Persists
Martin Hewitt resigns as UK border security chief after 18 months, with small boat crossings surging to near-record levels.
Eleven Australian Gaza Flotilla Activists Deported to Turkey
Israel deported 11 Australian activists from the Gaza flotilla to Turkey amid global outcry over their treatment and a video by a minister.
Billionaire Adrian Portelli to Contest Unlawful Lottery Charges
Melbourne billionaire Adrian Portelli to plead not guilty to nine charges of assisting in an unlawful lottery involving The Block properties.
Hantavirus Evacuees Cannot Be Forced To Isolate
Hantavirus evacuees from MV Hondius cruise ship cannot be forced to isolate at Arrowe Park; they may be allowed to isolate at home after assessment.
US Waives $15,000 Bond for World Cup Fans from Five African Nations
US suspends $15,000 bond requirement for World Cup fans from five African nations, easing visa rules for ticket holders.
Manhunt After Woman Set on Fire in Manchester
Manhunt in Manchester after woman set on fire with petrol; suspect Stephen Archer sought.
John Terry Appears to Back Burqa Ban and English-Only Stations
John Terry appears to back Restore Britain's policy to ban the burqa and enforce English-only signs at stations.
Tory Immigration Crackdown Backfires as Numbers Soar
Tory immigration crackdown backfires as legal and illegal migration soar, with Sunak's 'stop the boats' pledge failing and public dissatisfaction at record highs.
Man Arrested After Hammer Attack on JD Vance's Ohio Home
William Defoor, 26, arrested for allegedly trying to break into Vice-President JD Vance's Ohio home with a hammer, faces court on Tuesday.
Reform UK's Farage Accuses BBC of 'Set-Up Job' Over Question Time Migrant Audience
Nigel Farage claims BBC's Question Time was a 'set-up job' for featuring two small boat migrants in the audience, calling the programme 'utterly discredited'.
Sudanese Man Arrested After Four Migrants Die in Channel
Sudanese man arrested after four migrants die in Channel crossing; NCA investigates under new Border Security Act.
Mum Cuts Son's School Lunch Cost to 15p a Day with Batch Cooking
Stoke-on-Trent mum Stephie Lehrle batch cooks her son's school lunches for 15p a day, saving £37 every four weeks.
Finnish Diver Recalls Emotional Laos Cave Rescue Moment
Finnish diver Mikko Paasi recounts the emotional discovery of five alive villagers in a flooded Laos cave, as rescuers face narrow passages and toxic gas.
GOP Senator's Dual Citizenship Bill Could Affect Melania and Barron Trump
GOP Senator Bernie Moreno's bill would end dual citizenship, potentially affecting Melania and Barron Trump's Slovenian passports.
Labour ministers work with backbenchers to soften Mahmood immigration plans
Labour ministers work with backbenchers to secure more exemptions from Shabana Mahmood's immigration changes, as Starmer faces pressure to avoid retrospective application.
Joe Rogan Says Obama and Clinton Were Tougher on Border Than Trump
Joe Rogan says Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were tougher on illegal immigration than Donald Trump, citing deportation numbers and past comments.
British Backpacker Banned From Australia Due to Cystic Fibrosis
British backpacker Regan Sparks, 23, banned from Australia due to cystic fibrosis, despite offering to fund her own healthcare.
Two Sudanese Women Die in Channel Crossing Attempt
Two Sudanese women, a 16-year-old girl and a woman in her 20s, die attempting to cross the English Channel, raising concerns over UK-France border deal.
Campaigners Urge Starmer to Limit Social Media Ban for Under-16s to Unsafe Apps
Campaigners urge Starmer to block under-16s from unsafe social media apps instead of a blanket ban, calling for safety standards.
Influencer Bonnie Blue Charged Over Lewd Act Outside Indonesian Embassy
Influencer Bonnie Blue charged with outraging public decency after alleged lewd act outside Indonesian embassy in London; to appear in court in April.
UK Tourists Warned of STI Surge in Spain This Summer
Spain warns of STI surge, with Canary Islands worst hit. UK tourists advised to take precautions.
Labour's Asylum Plans in Disarray After High Court Blocks Hotel Use
High Court blocks Essex hotel from housing asylum seekers, throwing Labour's asylum plans into turmoil amid protests and legal challenges.
Sudanese refugee made 72 calls seeking help before Glasgow hotel stabbings
Sudanese refugee Badreddin Abadlla Adam made 72 calls for help before stabbing six in Glasgow hotel; Home Office report highlights lack of joined-up care.
Burnham Backs Mahmood's Immigration Reforms Despite Labour Backlash
Andy Burnham backs Shabana Mahmood's immigration reforms, including ending permanent refugee status, despite Labour criticism.
US Travel Ban Exempts World Cup and Olympic Athletes
Trump's travel ban exempts athletes for World Cup and Olympics, affecting players from 12 restricted countries.
ABC Banned from Trump Press Conference in UK
ABC excluded from Trump press conference in UK after clash between its journalist and US president; Downing Street cites logistical reasons.
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