Category : Immigration

Met Police NCII Complaints Double in Five Years

Reports of non-consensual intimate image abuse to the Met Police have more than doubled since 2020, with AI tools driving the rise. New laws aim to crack down on offenders.

Hundreds March in Joburg Against Illegal Migration

Hundreds of South Africans protested in Johannesburg against illegal immigration, leading to shop closures over looting fears. Anti-immigration groups demand strict enforcement and mass deportations.

Experts Warn Against Plant-Based Milks for Under-Fives

UK health professionals advise parents to avoid giving children under five plant-based milks due to risks of obesity, tooth decay, and malnutrition.

Missing Brit Influencer Rachel Kerr Vanishes in Morocco

Scottish travel influencer Rachel Kerr, 31, goes missing in Morocco after checking out of her Agadir hotel. Friend says she knew 'something wasn't right' as frantic search continues.

UK Expels Russian Diplomat; Drone Strike Hits Oil Refinery

The UK expels a Russian diplomat and summons ambassador Andrey Kelin after Moscow's 'unjustified' removal of a British diplomat. A Ukrainian drone strike sparks a massive fire at a Russian oil refinery in Tuapse.

Chinese cars enter Texas via Mexico despite US ban

Cheap Chinese vehicles like Geely and BYD cross the Mexico border into El Paso, evading US tariffs and national security concerns, sparking debate in Washington.

Golders Green Stabbing Suspect Has History of Violence

Two Jewish men were stabbed in a terrorist attack in north London. The suspect has a history of violence and mental health issues, police say.

Drone Paedophile Spared Jail for Filming Children

Jeremy Bird, 48, used a drone to follow children at a primary school in Salisbury, making one pupil cry. He was given a suspended 19-month sentence.

Antisemitic Stabbing Suspect Has History of Violence

A 45-year-old man with a history of violence and mental health problems stabbed two Jewish men in a terrorist attack in north London. Police Tasered and arrested him, believing he had a bomb.

Golders Green Stabbing: Two Jewish Men Injured, Man Arrested

A 45-year-old man was arrested after two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green, north London. Police declared a terrorist incident; the suspect was Tasered.

UK Expels Russian Diplomat in Escalating Row

The UK expels a Russian diplomat and summons Ambassador Andrey Kelin after Russia's 'unjustified' expulsion of a British diplomat and a 'malicious public smear campaign'.

Nine Arrested in Raid on Islamic Sect Over Rape Claims

Nine people arrested after police raid on Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light in Crewe, investigating rape, modern slavery, and forced marriage allegations involving a former member.

Abductor of Missing NT Girl Has Family Ties to Parents

The alleged abductor of five-year-old Sharon Granites in the Northern Territory has deep family ties with her parents, as police continue the desperate search.

Smart Vapes with Age Verification Could Block Under-18s

The Tobacco and Vapes Act becomes law, enabling age verification tech in e-cigarettes to prevent underage use. MPs urge smart features like digital locks.

Ex-Vikings star Brewer backs FBI raids on childcare centers

Former Minnesota Vikings captain Jack Brewer supports FBI Director Kash Patel after federal agents raided over 20 childcare centers in Minneapolis, investigating alleged fraud in the Somali community.

Nine Arrested in Crewe Raid Over Forced Marriage Claims

Police arrest nine people in Crewe over allegations of sexual abuse, forced marriage, and modern slavery linked to the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.

Rejected Asylum Seeker Sent to Psychiatric Care in Germany

A 31-year-old Iraqi man with paranoid schizophrenia pushed a 16-year-old Ukrainian refugee under a train in Germany, killing her. He was ordered to secure psychiatric care instead of facing murder charges.

Maine Councilor Faces Ethics Review Over Remarks

Bangor City Councilor Wayne Mallar faces an ethics board review after being caught on microphone complaining about 'illegals' and opposing funding for multilingual education.

Indonesia Urges Social Media to Report Under-16 Suspensions

Indonesia demands social media platforms disclose accounts closed for users under 16 under new child protection regulations, with TikTok deactivating 1.7 million accounts.

Is It Safe to Book a Middle East Cruise?

Passenger interest in Arabian Gulf sailings drops as Iran conflict continues. Cruise editor Marc Shoffman explores safety, cancellations, and alternatives like Nile cruises.

Stormont and Police Plead for Road Safety After 5 Deaths

Following a catastrophic weekend with five road deaths, Stormont and police jointly appeal for safer driving as 2026 toll doubles to 29 fatalities.

Two Jewish Men Stabbed in Antisemitic Attack in London

Two Jewish men, one in his 70s, were stabbed in an apparent antisemitic attack in Golders Green. A suspect has been arrested.

Cubans Back 'My Signature for the Homeland' Amid US Tensions

Cubans are signing the 'My signature for the Homeland' campaign to support national sovereignty as US-Cuba tensions escalate, with some questioning the move amid growing hunger.

Chocolate Recall Over Undeclared Walnut Allergen in 41 States

French Broad Chocolates recalls Bette’s Bake Sale Bonbon Collection due to mislabeling, posing serious allergy risk for walnut-sensitive consumers in 41 states.

Nigel Farage pledges to stop Channel crossings within months of a Reform government by leaving the ECHR, warning public trust is at stake.

Judge Halts Deportation of Trucker in Fatal Hockey Crash

A Canadian judge has halted the deportation of Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, who killed 16 in a 2018 bus crash, citing mental health concerns and suicidal ideation.

Syria: Australia Won't Repatriate Families from IS Camp

Syrian officials say Australia has refused to allow the return of 13 women and children who left a camp for IS-linked families, leaving them stranded in Syria.

Three face jail for UK's largest phone smuggling ring

Three Londoners admitted smuggling over 62,000 stolen iPhones to China in a year, part of a network worth tens of millions. They face lengthy sentences.

Last-Minute Bookings Rise as Iran War Fears Hit Tourism

British tourists are increasingly booking last-minute holidays abroad due to anxiety over the Iran war and jet fuel supply. Jet2 reports a shift in booking profiles, while Heathrow warns of passenger impact.

US Raw Milk Push Grows Despite Outbreaks and Health Warnings

Backers of raw milk are pushing to make it more available across the US, with dozens of bills introduced, despite illness outbreaks and scientists' warnings about risks.