Labour's early prison release plan branded 'smoke and mirrors'
A UK police chief fears that last week's early release of prisoners will have a negligible impact on the overcrowding crisis in UK prisons.
Chris Kaba fund given £10k donation under 'Premier League star's name'
A £10,000 donation under the name of a Premier League footballer was made to the publicly available Go Fund Me campaign of south London gangster Chris Kaba.
Israel's war in the Middle East - what happens now and where does it end
Israel's war in the Middle East has been raging for exactly a year, but where does it end? The short answer is, it doesn’t, not really..
Starmer accepts staggering football freebies from clubs opposed to regulation
Keir Starmer received football hospitality tickets worth a staggering amount of money last season as he watched Arsenal play eight away fixtures, it has been revealed.
'I saw Taylor Swift at Wembley - three things I learned after taking my son'
As a parent trying to navigate a scary world, taking my son to see Taylor taught me three things that I doubt I am alone in feeling.
I'm an ex-soldier - rioting yobs are using patriotism as a cover for chaos
Patriotism is defined as “showing love for your country and being proud of it” but perhaps the definition should be extended to include doing something to improve the country you claim to love.
I'm a pensioner losing winter fuel payment - it's like Starmer wants me to die
A devastated pensioner has accused Keir Starmer of wanting him to "die" following the controversial axing of the winter fuel payment.Terence Pape, 79 and his wife Irene, 78 have both had heart surgery in the last year and are on medication that they say makes it difficult for them to stay warm.The couple, from Hull, are just two out of 2.5million pensioners across the UK who have been stripped of the lifeline £300 benefit by the Labour government, a move which will force the most vulnerable to c...
Ukrainian Olympian's fury as Russian athletes at Paris 'feeding Putin's war'
More than two thirds of Russian athletes set to compete as neutrals in the Paris Olympics have breached the criteria that allows them to do so, a dossier compiled by a human rights law firm has shown.
Very ordinary little UK village which tourists from as far as Taiwan love
It is quite easy to mock those not under Styles’ spell but there is something uplifting about the whole experience, a charm in seeing strangers united and brought together through a shared passion.
I'm an ex-soldier - the British Army must make one change to keep soldiers safe
I have caught soldiers in Tesco wearing uniform - not through necessity but through a desire to peacock in a futile attempt to impress strangers.
'We do UK's most dangerous job - your life can change in a split second'
Farming is the most dangerous job in the UK, according to new figures released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Just Stop Oil protesters more likely to be charged than far-right
More than half of all Just Stop Oil (JSO) activists arrested between last November and April were subsequently charged, Metropolitan Police Freedom of Information (FOI) requests have revealed.
General Election race to be the King's MP heats up
The Cities of London and Westminster is one of those constituencies almost exclusive to London, where the mansions of Mayfair mingle intimately with social and world-famous tourism attractions.
D-Day through the eyes of Londoners
This piece, aims to tell the story of that day through the eyes of four Londoners whilst assessing how the act of remembrance might alter once the few remaining veterans move to their final RV.
US invasion of Afghanistan reduced child mortality - What does the future hold under the Taliban?
Whilst the last two decades have seen significant numbers of children dying across the country, a reduction of nearly 40% between 2000 and 2022 shows a step in the right direction.
A dream ending for Emma Hayes as Chelsea secure fifth successive WSL title
In many ways, the donning of the apron for her son’s birthday party marks the start of a new chapter for Emma Hayes the mum, who, like so many women across the world in high-pressure jobs, has had to sacrifice part of herself to allow Emma Hayes the football manger to succeed.
General election will be won by Labour, Londoners believe
Half of Londoners believe Labour will win the forthcoming general election outright, according to a poll released by YouGov.
David Stuckenberg: The military veteran leading the fight against Donald Trump
Moreover, as the missing spine epidemic sweeps across the Republican Party, it is heartening to see that not all on the American right have fallen foul of the cult of Trump and there are those, like Stuckenberg, prepared to stand up and fight for America's democratic values.
Traitors winner Harry Clark on how rivals reacted to his betrayal after the show
First, a warning: those who have not yet watched the final episode of The Traitors and do not want the outcome spoiled may not wish to read on.
After four weeks, seven murders and 13 banishments, as well as a cameo by a clairvoyant, one lucky traitor walked away with more than £95,000 on Friday night.
Harry Clark, 23, an army engineer, beat his fellow contestants to be the sole winner of the jackpot in the country’s biggest entertainment show for years.
Some 22 strangers packed into Ardross C
After four weeks, seven murders and 13 banishments, as well as a cameo by a clairvoyant, one lucky traitor walked away with more than £95,000 on Friday night.
Harry Clark, 23, an army engineer, beat his fellow contestants to be the sole winner of the jackpot in the country’s biggest entertainment show for years.
Some 22 strangers packed into Ardross C
Dorking Wanderers. From council pitches to the brink of the Football League
The market town of Dorking, nestled at the foot of the Surrey Hills is not your typical setting for a tale of footballing success.
But in a sport dominated by manufactured state-owned fairytales, Dorking Wanderers are not your typical football club.
But in a sport dominated by manufactured state-owned fairytales, Dorking Wanderers are not your typical football club.
Champions League heartbreak for Emma Hayes as Chelsea fall to controversial Barcelona defeat
Emma Hayes’ hopes of winning the Champions League in her last season with Chelsea ended in heartbreak as the blues succumbed to a controversial 2-0 defeat.
Why I have stopped listening to The Diary of a CEO
Is it time for us to question our relationship with so-called "self-help" podcasts and who are they actually trying to help?
Joey Barton speaking is the biggest weapon in combating his Neanderthal misogyny
Instead, treat them like EV fires. Let them burn themselves out. Keep your distance whilst they emit their toxic nastiness and when they’re done and have been starved of attention rather than oxygen, they’ll simply disappear onto the career scrapheap that they are trying so desperately to avoid.
Chelsea Women beat Real Madrid in the Champions League
Chelsea Women beat Real Madrid 2-1 as they produced an efficient performance to advance to the Women’s Champions League quarter-finals.
Following the draw between the groups other two sides, Hacken and Paris FC in the early kick-off, Chelsea knew that a win would also ensure that they topped the group.
The atmosphere at Stamford Bridge was excellent as the 11,262 in attendance filled three Stamford Bridge stands, in what is becoming a regular fixture in women’s football.
The match itself didn
Following the draw between the groups other two sides, Hacken and Paris FC in the early kick-off, Chelsea knew that a win would also ensure that they topped the group.
The atmosphere at Stamford Bridge was excellent as the 11,262 in attendance filled three Stamford Bridge stands, in what is becoming a regular fixture in women’s football.
The match itself didn
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