Trump: Xi says Jimmy Lai release 'a tough one'
Donald Trump raised Jimmy Lai's case with Xi Jinping but was told releasing the jailed Hong Kong democracy activist is difficult. Family hopes for US help.
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Colombian Deported to Congo Despite US Court Orders
The Trump administration deported 15 Latin Americans to the Democratic Republic of Congo, many despite US court orders protecting them from removal to their home countries.
Mauritius Chikungunya Outbreak Prompts US Travel Alert
The CDC has issued a Level 2 travel advisory for Mauritius due to a chikungunya outbreak. Americans are urged to get vaccinated and take precautions against mosquito bites.
Ex-Partner Tracked Woman via Apple ID for Years
A Western Australian woman discovered her ex-partner secretly planted himself in her Apple ID, tracking her for years after the relationship ended, highlighting the dangers of tech-facilitated abuse.
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British Hiker Missing in Spain After Distress Call
A 61-year-old British hiker is missing in Spain's Picos de Europa after calling for help, saying he was lost and exhausted amid bad weather.
Deported Latin Americans Face Uncertain Future in Congo
Fifteen Latin American nationals deported by the US to Congo under Trump's policy face difficult conditions, with limited freedom and an impossible choice between return or staying.
Stormont leaders fear Labour turmoil delays budget talks
Northern Ireland's First Minister and deputy First Minister express concern that internal Labour Party issues are distracting the Prime Minister from addressing Stormont's budget crisis and cost-of-living pressures.
Starmer's ECHR Deal Branded 'Waste of Time'
Sir Keir Starmer's agreement at the ECHR summit in Moldova is dismissed as ineffective, with critics saying it won't help control UK borders or deport illegal migrants.
Passport Office Alert: UK Holidaymakers Photo Tips
HM Passport Office advises UK holidaymakers on taking passport photos at home to avoid stress, offering tips for first-time success as summer travel approaches.
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Trump: Starmer's Survival Hinges on Immigration, Energy
US President Donald Trump warned that UK PM Keir Starmer faces political peril unless he addresses immigration and energy policies, criticizing the North Sea drilling ban.
X Agrees to UK Crackdown on Terror Content After Attacks
X commits to blocking proscribed terrorist accounts and removing illegal hate content within 24 hours in the UK, following antisemitic incidents, Ofcom announces.
Brazilian pensioner loses £7,500 to fake James Blunt scam
A 57-year-old Brazilian woman was scammed out of £7,500 by an AI-generated fake James Blunt profile after a year-long online romance.
UK Bans 11 Far-Right Agitators Before Tommy Robinson Rally
The UK government has blocked 11 foreign far-right activists from entering the country ahead of a major Tommy Robinson-led rally in London. PM Starmer vows to tackle hatred.
Helsinki Airport Reopens After Drone Threat
Helsinki Airport resumed flights after a three-hour suspension due to a suspected drone threat. Finnish authorities responded, and the situation was deemed safe.
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24 Killed in Russian Attack on Kyiv, Including Children
At least 24 people, including three children, were killed in Russian attacks on Kyiv. President Zelenskyy condemned the strike and called for pressure on Russia.
Trump aid cuts linked to surge in violence across Africa
A new study reveals that Trump's abrupt dissolution of USAID, cutting over 90% of foreign aid, correlates with increased violence in African regions that relied heavily on US support.
Brit breaks neck in France, faces huge medical bill
A British man who broke his neck after falling from a tree in France faces massive medical costs as he had no travel insurance. Guy Evans, 30, underwent surgery and is now recovering in the UK.
UK Updates Turkey Travel Alert for British Fans
The FCDO has updated travel guidance for Turkey, warning British fans about security risks ahead of the UEFA Europa League Final in Istanbul on May 20.
Briton in Australia Quarantine After Hantavirus Cruise
A British citizen is among six passengers evacuated from a hantavirus-affected cruise ship and quarantined in Australia for at least three weeks, despite testing negative.
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111 Dead as Freak Hailstorm and Rains Hit Northern India
At least 111 people died in Uttar Pradesh, India, after an unseasonal storm brought heavy rain, hail, and lightning, causing widespread damage and disrupting rescue efforts.
Brit's £23k Thailand Bike Crash Bill
Jude O'Connor suffered serious injuries in a motorbike crash in Thailand, leaving him with a £23,000 medical bill after his insurance excluded the 125cc bike he was riding.
UK's Most Wanted Fugitive Arrested in Spain After Appeal
Simon Dutton, 49, wanted for large-scale cocaine importation and money laundering, was arrested in Spain hours after a public appeal by UK law enforcement.
Judge Orders Return of Deported Colombian Woman to US
A federal judge ruled the deportation of Adriana María Quiroz Zapata to the DRC was likely illegal, ordering her return to the US due to medical risks.
UK Accused of Weakening Torture Protections in ECHR Deportation Deal
UK ministers face backlash over plans to reinterpret the ECHR to ease deportations, with critics warning it undermines absolute protections for torture victims.
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NSPCC Reports 36% Rise in Online Blackmail of Children
The NSPCC reveals a 36% increase in Childline contacts about online sexual abuse, with blackmail threats in 40% of sessions, as MPs urge stronger social media regulation.
US DOJ Accuses Yale Medical School of Race Bias in Admissions
The US Department of Justice accuses Yale Medical School of illegally considering race in admissions, citing disparities in GPA and MCAT scores among admitted students.
Coalition Migration Talk Risks Stereotypes, Alienates Business
Angus Taylor's migration stance prioritizes politics over policy, feeding stereotypes and alienating business groups reliant on migration.
I Smuggled Myself Out of the UK After Asylum Ordeal
An Iraqi refugee recounts his harrowing journey smuggling himself out of the UK in a lorry box to avoid deportation, after a decade of asylum rejection and reporting.
Uncharged Gadgets May Lead to Airport Denial
Brits warned: electronic devices must be charged for flights or risk denial. Foreign Office rule often missed by travellers.
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UK and Europe Plan Human Rights Law Changes for Deportation
The UK joins European ministers in a pledge to reinterpret human rights law, aiming to ease deportation of foreign nationals and curb illegal migration.
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