Essex Asylum Hotel Vandalised After Violent Protests
Far-right supporters attacked police and vandalised a hotel housing asylum seekers in Epping, Essex, after a protest escalated into violence.
Far-right supporters attacked police and vandalised a hotel housing asylum seekers in Epping, Essex, after a protest escalated into violence.
Venezuelan migrant Joswar Torres freed after seven months in ICE detention, following federal judge ruling that his constitutional rights were violated.
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson fled the UK to avoid a contempt of court hearing over a documentary repeating false claims about a Syrian refugee.
Modern slavery in the UK hits record high with 23,411 referrals in 2025, expected to worsen due to global instability and emerging tech threats.
Pennsylvania enforces hands-free driving law from June 5, with $50 fines for holding mobile devices while driving.
Dual nationals can bypass UK ETA rules by flying to Dublin and using the Common Travel Area to enter the UK without a passport, a risk-free route dubbed the 'Dublin Dodge'.
US judge rules Trump deportation flights to third countries unlawful, suspends ruling for 15 days for appeal.
A Reddit user shares how his grandfather's mafia past was accidentally revealed after mistaking him for his father, with other users recounting similar family secrets.
Father of five shot dead in Texas after confronting teen's parents over online bullying of his daughter; family disputes self-defence claim.
Rapper Ashley Warren jailed for 10 years after his XL bully killed a pensioner two days after breed ban came into force.
Ukrainian model Maria Kovalchuk recalls attackers saying 'you belong to us' before being thrown from a height in Dubai, suffering broken spine and limbs.
Susanna Reid defends Rylan Clark after Kevin Maguire accuses him of spreading 'myths' on immigration during a GMB clash.
UK government consultation on online safety for under-16s draws mixed views from campaigners, teens, and experts, with support for stricter measures but concerns over blanket bans.
Netanyahu accuses Starmer, Macron, and Carney of emboldening Hamas after they called for a halt to Gaza offensive and restrictions on aid.
Trump administration forces green card applicants to leave US while waiting, disrupting millions of families and workers.
Iran-backed Iraqi militia Asaib Ahl al-Haq announces it will surrender weapons to the state, a major step in government efforts to control armed groups.
Trump administration arrests DACA recipients, including activists, citing social media posts; advocates warn of 'chipping away' at protections.
EU sanctions 16 officials over Ukrainian child abductions; Kyiv under drone attack as ceasefire expires; corruption probe targets ex-chief of staff.
Rohingya refugee who raped 10-year-old granted protection visa after High Court ruling on indefinite detention.
British father Alex Ahom moved to Germany 10 years ago, enjoying cheaper rent, better healthcare, and safety, but misses UK's multiculturalism and politeness.
Australian activists allege torture, sexual assault, and beatings by Israeli forces after their Gaza aid flotilla was intercepted. Israel denies claims.
British woman Danielle Hall, 21, dies after falling from ninth-floor balcony of Benidorm hotel; police treat death as accident.
Boris Johnson faces questions over cycling superhighway safety after two cyclist deaths, with coroner calling for more prevention measures.
NSW MP Jeremy Buckingham proposes law to exempt medicinal cannabis patients from DUI charges if driving unimpaired, aiming to remove disincentive for patients.
British nationals from hantavirus-hit cruise ship will be asked to self-isolate for 45 days in UK; two already isolating at home.
18 killed, 13 injured in Maine mass shootings at bowling alley and restaurant; suspect Robert Card, 40, at large.
Bride Gemma Monk's wedding day was ruined when her sister-in-law threw black paint on her dress in a revenge attack, leading to a court case and family rift.
Robert Morris, founder of Gateway Church, released from jail after pleading guilty to abusing a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s.
Supreme Court temporarily extends access to abortion pill mifepristone, blocking restrictions from taking effect until at least Thursday.
Nicola Bulley's final moments revealed: text to friend, a scream heard, and cold water shock as police recreate her drowning.