Supreme Court Rules Officer May Face Misconduct in Jermaine Baker Shooting
Supreme Court rules civil law test applies in Jermaine Baker shooting case, potentially allowing misconduct proceedings against officer W80.
Category : Liberties
Excel champion Xavier Diebold: 'Yes, I have a girlfriend'
Xavier Diebold, 19, won silver at the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championships for Excel, representing the US and earning $4,000.
Bolsonaro Granted Humanitarian House Arrest Due to Failing Health
Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro granted 90-day humanitarian house arrest to serve 27-year coup sentence due to failing health.
Is ‘stranger danger’ limiting community bonds?
A personal story about striking up conversations with strangers highlights how 'stranger danger' may be harming community connections and increasing social isolation.
Mosques Face Barriers in Accessing Home Office Security Funds, Charity Warns
British Muslim Trust urges Home Office to scrap requirement that mosques prove they have been targeted before accessing security funds.
Shamima Begum storms out of interview after two questions
Shamima Begum walked out of an interview after declining to comment on Donald Trump and Nigel Farage's remarks about her return to Britain.
Graham Linehan Receives Compensation and Apology from Met Police Over Airport Arrest
Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan receives £25k compensation and apology from Met Police after arrest over gender-critical social media posts.
Lib Dems urge Burnham to lobby EU leaders to suspend EES
Andy Burnham urged to lobby EU leaders directly to suspend the entry-exit system as 2.2 million British holidaymakers head abroad this weekend.
Burnham rows back on tax-free allowance rise
Andy Burnham has reportedly abandoned plans to increase the tax-free personal allowance, despite hinting he would unfreeze the £12,570 threshold before becoming PM.
Trump: Netanyahu 'will not be arrested' in US
Donald Trump says Benjamin Netanyahu 'will not be arrested' if he visits the US, after New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani explored arresting him over ICC warrant.
Angela Rayner returns to Cabinet in Burnham reshuffle
Angela Rayner has returned to government as Housing Secretary in Andy Burnham's first Cabinet meeting, after being cleared by HMRC over tax affairs.
Epping One Year On: After Asylum Seeker Protests
One year after violent protests over asylum seekers at Epping's Bell hotel, Tim Burrows returns to chart the town's recovery and lasting divisions.
Hanson Shares Seven Pitch for Spotlight Immigration Special
Pauline Hanson posted a Seven pitch for a Spotlight special highlighting 'uncontrolled immigration,' proposing a trip to the UK to meet Nigel Farage. Seven denies paying for travel.
Burnham Scraps Digital ID Scheme to Redirect Funds
Andy Burnham will scrap the controversial digital ID scheme, redirecting funds to cost-of-living support and community priorities, marking a reset of government focus.
Milei: Argentina 'Getting Closer Every Day' to Recovering Falklands
President Javier Milei declares Argentina is 'getting closer every day' to recovering sovereignty over the Falkland Islands after a World Cup banner row.
Wales Live Blog: July 18 News, Weather & Traffic
Get the latest Wales news, weather, and traffic updates for Saturday, July 18. Stay informed with breaking stories from across Wales and beyond.
Trump Faces Humiliation If Spain Wins World Cup Final
Donald Trump may have to hand the World Cup trophy to Spain, a country he insulted, after avoiding US matches and fearing Epstein chants.
UK Teens Criticize Social Media Curfew as Pointless
UK 16- and 17-year-olds react to government's optional midnight to 6am social media curfew, calling it ineffective and easy to bypass.
Falklands Flag Ban for Argentina Fans at England Semi
Argentina's security minister confirms ban on Falklands-related flags and political messages at World Cup semi-final vs England, as heightened security is deployed in Atlanta.
Mexico Files Criminal Complaints Over Migrant Deaths in US
Claudia Sheinbaum announces Mexico will file criminal complaints in the US for the deaths of 17 Mexican migrants, including Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, killed by ICE agents.
Trump Threatens Hormuz Tolls Amid Iran Strikes
The US launched a third night of strikes on Iran after Trump said Washington would charge ships for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Two tankers were hit by Iranian cruise missiles, killing one and wounding eight.
Alan Shearer's BBC Wages Slashed: Newcastle Legend Earns £390k
Alan Shearer's BBC salary dropped from up to £444,999 to between £390,000 and £394,999, yet he remains one of the broadcaster's highest-paid presenters in 2025-26.
Ro Khanna Accuses Israeli Military of Lying Over Detention
US Rep. Ro Khanna accused the Israeli military of lying about his detention by armed settlers and soldiers in the West Bank, calling the incident unprecedented.
US Strikes Iran Again; Senator Lindsey Graham Dies at 71
The US military launched new attacks on Iran, escalating the Hormuz standoff. Tehran says diplomacy is futile. Also: Senator Lindsey Graham dies at 71; actor Sam Neill dies at 78.
Trump Reinstates Iranian Port Blockade, Imposes 20% Fee
President Trump announced reinstatement of a blockade on Iranian ports and a 20% fee on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, claiming the US will act as 'Guardian of the Hormuz Strait.'
Burnham Faces £38bn Tax Raid Claims by Reform UK
Reform UK analysis claims Andy Burnham's pledges would add £38bn in tax hikes, pushing Labour's total tax increases to over £100bn annually. Robert Jenrick urges Burnham to rule out 10 taxes.
Robinson's Musk-Funded Russia Trip Sparks UK Democracy Fears
Ed Davey warns UK must defend democracy after Elon Musk's foundation funded far-right activist Tommy Robinson's Moscow visit, calling him a 'useful idiot for a hostile state'.
Miller's Birthright Citizenship Outrage Based on Flawed Arguments
Stephen Miller, Trump's deputy chief of staff, decries Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling as 'outrageous,' pushing a blood-based citizenship ideology rooted in genetics, not law.
Italian Court Removes Children from Off-Grid UK-Australian Family, Sparking Debate
Italian court removes three children from UK-Australian off-grid parents after mushroom poisoning, sparking debate on alternative lifestyles and social services.
UK Survivor of Irish Mother and Baby Home Denied Compensation Due to Benefits Penalty
UK survivor of Irish mother and baby home faces losing £1,000 a month in benefits if she accepts compensation, while her twin in Ireland received full payment without penalty.
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