Mexican Security Forces Kill Drug Cartel Boss ‘El Mencho’, Triggering Wave of Violence
Mexican forces kill drug lord El Mencho, sparking violence across several states, flight cancellations, and roadblocks.
Mexican forces kill drug lord El Mencho, sparking violence across several states, flight cancellations, and roadblocks.
British man stranded in Paris with Ukrainian wife and diabetic daughter after visa application blocked despite new rules.
91 farmers arrested at Rungis food market in Paris as protests for better pay and conditions escalate, with wider European farmer demonstrations.
Germany's parliament ends fast-track citizenship programme, reflecting shifting migration attitudes; only few hundred used it in 2024.
37 years since Ted Bundy's execution; other notorious killers like Gacy, Wuornos, and Bonin also faced death penalty.
Teen dies in fall from high-rise roof while attempting extreme selfie; separate incidents also claim lives.
Brazilian failed asylum seeker Julian Valente Pereira jailed for 2.5 years for planting fake dynamite outside MI5 HQ on New Year's Day.
A man was arrested on Westminster Bridge during a far-right protest in London, linked to a Birmingham van attack. 31 arrests made overall.
Reform UK proposes ICE-style deportation agency, mass deportations, and visa changes, condemned as 'sadistic' by rights groups.
The Express forced a U-turn from Sadiq Khan on London grooming gangs after he called their reporting false; new data shows 4,000 cases flagged, raising concerns over criteria.
Jim Ratcliffe apologises after calling UK immigration 'colonisation', sparking backlash from PM Starmer, Manchester United, and anti-racism groups.
British tourist Rebecca Burke returns to UK after three-week US detention over visa mix-up.
Australia seeks welfare confirmation of 11 citizens detained by Israel after Gaza aid flotilla intercepted in international waters.
Trump admin halts probes into Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodríguez, signalling a shift in relations amid efforts to stabilise the country.
Home Office eyes three ex-military sites for 3,750 asylum seekers, faces local opposition and charity criticism over mental health impacts.
Australia's new citizenship test on 'Australian values' sparks viral debate, with PM Turnbull struggling to define them and social media offering humorous alternatives.
Katie Miller reports feeling threatened by chalk messages outside her home; police deem messages non-threatening.
UK begins seizing asylum seekers' phones without arrest at Manston, sparking condemnation from campaigners over privacy and legality concerns.
Graham King, whose firm earns £3.5m daily housing asylum seekers, enters Sunday Times rich list with £750m fortune amid criticism of inequality.
RNLI rescues woman from Thames after she got stuck trying to save her dog near Wandsworth; seventh such callout this year.
US federal judge blocks deportation of five-year-old Liam Ramos and his father Adrian Conejo Arias from Minnesota, citing ongoing litigation.
Home Office closes 11 asylum hotels, moves 350 claimants to military barracks, saving £65m, but Refugee Council criticises suitability.
Terrell Storey indicted for murder after helicopter crash during shootout with police in Flagstaff, Arizona, killing two crew members.
PM Starmer calls on Man United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe to apologise for claiming UK is 'colonised by immigrants', citing incorrect population figures.
Nicole Blain convicted of murdering her 19-day-old daughter after storming out of gender reveal party upon learning she was having a girl.
Secret papers reveal Tony Blair considered breaking international law and setting up a detention camp on the Isle of Mull to cut asylum numbers.
Over 1,000 migrants crossed the English Channel in six days amid a heatwave, with record May temperatures. Three charged with endangering lives.
Eight men suspected of gang-raping an 18-year-old British woman in Magaluf, Majorca, were not all friends, Spanish police say.
Official figures show a drop in refugees in Glasgow homeless accommodation for the first time in six months, with 125 fewer in temporary housing and 107 fewer in hotels, suggesting the peak may have passed.
Home Office ends contract with Epping hotel after far-right protests sparked by asylum seeker's sexual assaults; all residents removed.