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.
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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.
'I'm an ex firearms cop - Chris Kaba case shows the Met are at crisis point'
A former firearms officer has warned that the police are at “crisis point” after the officer who shot and killed Chris Kaba was found not guilty of his murder.
Fears grow that Labour's constant claims NHS is ‘broken’ could have 2 impacts
Senior figures within the NHS are worried that Labour’s messaging on the state of the service has gone too far, according to the BBC.
Israel pummels more than 100 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon as 'IRGC boss killed'
Israel carried out numerous airstrikes in southern Lebanon on Thursday into the night destroying more than 100 Hezbollah targets, the IDF said.
Benjamin Netanyahu blasts 'misguided' Keir Starmer for 'undermining' Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has slammed Keir Starmer over the government’s decision to suspend arms licenses to the country.
Israel launches airstrikes across southern Lebanon as 'new era' of war begins
The Israeli military said it had launched strikes in southern Lebanon overnight targeting Hezbollah facilities in the terror group's stronghold.
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.
Israel decimates Hezbollah with 'bombs in pagers' killing 11 and injuring 1000s
Hezbollah has blamed Israel for a series of explosions that left at least 11 people dead and nearly 3,000 injured in Lebanon yesterday.
9 bombshells from Lucy Letby hearing from 'murderer row' to missed opportunity
The Thirlwall inquiry into how former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was able to carry out the murders of seven babies and the attempted murder of seven others got underway on September 10 in Liverpool.
We live in UK city copying London's ULEZ - why it's £17m well spent
Bradford’s Clean Air Zone has raised more money than any other except for London and Birmingham, according to figures released in a freedom of information request.The scheme, which is aimed at large and commercial vehicles, has generated £16,762,799 through fines and charges since its introduction in September 2022.Unlike in other cities, Bradford’s scheme does not charge cars, which has perhaps contributed to fewer opposition and protests that other cities have experienced when implementing the...
UK rioter given longest prison sentence yet after migrant hotel fire
A thug who stoked a fire outside a Rotherham hotel containing asylum seekers during last month’s riots has been jailed for nine years.
France calls for EU red tape to allow migrants to claim asylum from Europe
A French minister has called for the migrants to be able to claim asylum from within the EU following the death of 12 people in the English Channel .
Labour warned as Israel arms exports row a 'reminder of past betrayals'
The timing of Labour’s announcement that it would be halting arms export licences to Israel has been condemned as “terrible” and “politically naive”.
UK tourist found dead in Rhodes after vanishing while swimming
A British man reported missing after failing to return from swimming at a popular tourist beach has been found dead.
Rioter who went on holiday gets nasty surprise on return as police lie in wait
A UK rioter returning from holiday in Greece had a nasty surprise on arrival back in the UK as he was arrested as he stepped off of the plane.
Putin's Olympic heroes 'should be stripped of their ill-gotten medals'
Russian and Belarusian athletes who won medals at the Olympics should be stripped of them after failing to adhere to rules, a human rights group has claimed.
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.
British tourists issued new 'high risk' travel warning over Nigeria holidays
The UK Government has advised against travel to Nigeria as protesters begin to gather in major cities ahead of anti-government demonstrations due to begin on Wednesday
Huge boost for McDonald’s customers as firm considers big price change
McDonalds is to reconsider its pricing strategy after it saw worldwide sales fall in the last financial quarter – the first time it has happened since the Covid pandemic.
Southport stabbings - Hero who fought attacker 'very upset he couldn't do more'
A businessman who was stabbed in the leg as he tried to save children from being attacked in Southport has told his wife of his regret over "not being able to do more".
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.
'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).
Panic in major European city that it will be as hot as Egypt by 2050
The UK’s early summer months have been characterised by unseasonal storms and unwelcome clouds but across Europe, temperatures are rising.
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