US Deportations of Southeast Asian Refugees Spark Trauma and Outrage
US deportations of Southeast Asian refugees, including Hmong and Laotians, surge under Trump, causing trauma and family separation.
US deportations of Southeast Asian refugees, including Hmong and Laotians, surge under Trump, causing trauma and family separation.
Tool thefts in the UK have surged 16% in a year, affecting over 80% of tradespeople. Many lose months of work and face huge costs, with low police recovery rates.
Trump admin arrested parents of 27,000+ kids in 7 months, ICE records show, sparking family separation crisis.
Ex-BBC producer Dylan Dawes convicted of possessing thousands of child abuse images, blamed colleagues for the material found on his devices.
Net migration to UK falls 69% to 204,000 in year to June 2025, lowest since 2021, driven by fewer non-EU arrivals and more EU/British leaving.
DHS considers $70m Boeing jet for deportations and VIP travel, sparking internal criticism over luxury features and necessity.
Reform UK's Kent council plans to cut adult social care services affecting 18,804 people, sparking criticism from Labour and Lib Dems over potential NHS cost increases.
A 14-year-old Thai-Australian boy was stabbed to death by a schoolmate in Thailand after a feud, police say.
Neo-Nazi teen Alina Burns jailed for 15.5 years for axe attack on Kurdish barber in Bristol, motivated by extremist hatred of Jews and Muslims.
Body of 15-year-old British girl found floating in sea near marina in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria. Mother had reported her missing.
UK holidaymakers warned about the 10-year rule for EU travel. Passports must be issued less than 10 years ago and valid for 3 months after departure.
Sports commentator Paul Allen apologises for suggesting Minneapolis protesters were paid, taking time off after backlash.
Two British men, aged 19 and 18, arrested in Magaluf on suspicion of raping an 18-year-old British woman in a tourist apartment.
David Morens, ex-adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci, indicted for concealing Covid-19 records and accepting illegal gratuities.
Two-year-old Kaleth is sick and denied care at ICE's Dilley detention centre, prompting Congressman Castro to demand release.
BAFTA-winning Top Boy actor Michael Ward appears in court charged with rape and sexual assault, denies allegations.
Robert Scott, father of murdered teacher Stephanie Scott, dies after being struck by a falling tree in New South Wales.
Nearly 1,000 migrants crossed the English Channel over the bank holiday weekend, with 989 people arriving in 14 boats, according to Home Office figures.
Three asylum seekers found guilty of raping a woman on Brighton beach after she became separated from friends. Victim describes ordeal as life-ruining.
Labour ministers work with backbenchers to temper immigration plans, seeking exemptions to avoid widespread anger from own MPs.
ICE plans a detention facility for children and families at a Louisiana site with extreme PFAS contamination, raising health concerns.
UN condemns Taliban law legalising child marriage in Afghanistan, making divorce impossible without husband's consent. Activists warn up to 70% of girls affected.
Second hantavirus case confirmed in cruise ship evacuee; Britons quarantined in Merseyside after outbreak kills three.
Mother of teen killed in Tenerife hit-and-run discovers son was buried without his heart, which was retained by Spanish authorities for investigation.
Bill Gates warns private philanthropy cannot replace US foreign aid cuts proposed by Trump, risking global health progress.
FBI found no evidence Jeffrey Epstein ran a sex trafficking ring for powerful men, according to internal Justice Department records reviewed by AP.
British Airways sacks pilot arrested for allegedly secretly filming sex with 16 women and sharing videos online without consent.
NAO investigates Home Office over cheating claims affecting 34,000 international students, with MPs warning of a scandal bigger than Windrush.
Canadian mother and daughter released from ICE detention after nearly three weeks, fitted with ankle monitor, face hearings to stay in US.
Australia to rewrite visa rules after tribunal restored visas to serious criminals, including rapists, sparking political blame.