Portland Man Shot by Border Patrol Pleads Not Guilty to Assault
Luis David Nino-Moncada pleads not guilty to assaulting a federal officer after being shot by border patrol in Portland. No video footage of the incident exists.
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Sadiq Khan Pledges £6m to Fight Tech Abuse Against Women
Sadiq Khan pledges £6m to tackle tech-enabled violence against women, including AI deepfakes and revenge porn.
Ukrainian Refugees in UK Face Homelessness Crisis as Councils Struggle to Find Hosts
Ukrainian refugees in UK face homelessness as six-month stays end; councils struggle to find new hosts, with 14,000 expected homeless by Christmas.
ICE Agent in Minneapolis Killing Identified as Jonathan E Ross
ICE agent Jonathan E Ross identified in fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, sparking protests and political backlash.
Two Men Convicted for Antisemitic TikTok Videos in London
Two men convicted of religiously aggravated harassment for filming antisemitic TikTok videos in north London.
Prince William: Homelessness Can Be Prevented
Prince William marks three years of Homewards, stating homelessness prevention is possible. Over 2,400 people supported, 70+ in stable homes, 250 into jobs.
UK Refugees Face £10,000 Repayment for Living Costs
Refugees in the UK will be required to repay £10,000 for living costs before qualifying for settled status under a new Asylum and Immigration Bill introduced to Parliament today.
France Bans 10 British Anti-Migrant Activists Over Hate Incitement
France bans 10 British anti-migrant activists from Raise the Colours for hate incitement and harassment of asylum seekers in northern France.
French Court Ruling Blocks UK Deportation Flights Under Labour's 'One In, One Out' Deal
A French court blocks deportation under UK's 'one in, one out' deal, casting doubt on Labour's migration policy.
Mugabe's Son Avoids Attempted Murder Charge in Plea Deal
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, son of ex-Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, avoids attempted murder charge via plea deal in South Africa.
Ukrainian Refugee Finds Love with UK Granddad After Fleeing War
Ukrainian refugee Yulia finds love with a UK granddad after fleeing war and settling in Evesham under the Homes for Ukraine scheme.
Trump's Freedom 250 Cancels Vanilla Ice Concert Hours Before Showtime
Trump's Freedom 250 cancels Vanilla Ice concert two hours before showtime due to weather, amid artist withdrawals and other issues.
UK and France Swelter Under Record-Breaking Heatwave
UK records hottest June day at 36.1°C; France sees hottest day ever as heatwave sweeps Europe, affecting millions and prompting red alerts.
Asylum seekers face £10,000 accommodation charge in new plans
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces asylum seekers must pay up to £10,000 towards accommodation costs if their claim succeeds, with payments deducted from benefits.
Streeting: Treat Social Media Like Tobacco, Ban Under-16s
Wes Streeting calls for under-16 social media ban, likening platforms to tobacco, as government consultation closes.
Asylum Seekers in UK Hunger Strike Over Deportation to France
Thirty asylum seekers in UK detention go on hunger strike over imminent removal to France under Home Office's 'one in, one out' scheme.
Mahmood outlines safe immigration routes plan to win over Labour left
Shabana Mahmood speeds up safe legal routes for refugees to win Labour left support amid immigration bill controversy.
Woman Denies Dine and Dash Claims in Viral Video Incident
Mollie Birch denies dine and dash claims after viral video shows her leaving Rancho Steakhouse in Liverpool.
Pet sitters convicted for animal abuse after family discovers CCTV footage
Pet sitters convicted for abusing two dogs while owners were on holiday, caught on CCTV. Both received community orders and animal bans.
Cat Bin Woman Still Haunted By Infamy 16 Years On
Mary Bale, the 'cat bin woman', was fined £250 for dropping a cat into a bin in Coventry. The incident led to global vilification, death threats, and lasting personal consequences.
US Offers Migrant Children $2,500 to Self-Deport in Policy Shift
Trump administration offers unaccompanied migrant children $2,500 to voluntarily leave US, sparking criticism from advocates and legal experts.
One in Five UK Girls Harassed Online Before Age 12, Charity Warns
Barnardo's survey reveals 1 in 5 UK girls receive unwanted images online; charity warns of normalised online misogyny.
Underwater memorial to wrecked slave ship draws pilgrims seeking to connect with their roots
Black divers and community members make a pilgrimage to the underwater memorial of the Henrietta Marie slave ship off Key West, seeking spiritual connection with their ancestors.
Asylum seekers face £10,000 bill for UK settled status
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces asylum seekers must repay up to £10,000 for accommodation and support before gaining settled status, with repayments based on income.
Former Virginia Lt Governor Justin Fairfax Kills Wife and Himself
Justin Fairfax, former Virginia lieutenant governor, shot his wife and himself amid divorce proceedings. Police say teenage children called 911.
Venezuelan man detained by ICE after 10 years in US
Venezuelan man Ricardo Páez, in US legally for 10 years with protected status, detained by ICE in Florida, facing deportation despite health issues.
Neo-Nazis and Politicians Join Anti-Immigration Protests Across Australia
Neo-Nazis and politicians join anti-immigration March for Australia rallies across the country, with clashes in Melbourne and arrests.
Court Upholds Ruling That UK Unlawfully Detained Tamils on Diego Garcia
UK appeal court upholds ruling that Tamils were unlawfully detained on Diego Garcia for three years; commissioner's appeal rejected.
Child charged with endangering lives in Channel crossing under controversial new law
A child has been charged with endangering lives during a Channel crossing under a controversial new law, with the CPS arguing the prosecution is in the public interest.
Cooper: Small Boat Crossings Would Be 'Thousands Higher' Under Tories
Yvette Cooper says small boat crossings would be thousands higher under Tories, as current figures rise 20% year-on-year. UK explores third-country processing.
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