16 m. ago NHS junior doctor who 'praised armed Palestinian fighters as heroes and called for Jihad on the streets of London' is arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred

Dr Rahmeh Aladwan, an NHS trauma and orthopaedics doctor who openly called for Jihad on the streets of London and praised armed Palestinian fighters as 'heroes' has been arrested.

Events

26 m. ago Prince Andrew 'will be told to give evidence' over paedophile Jeffrey Epstein relationship

Just days after announcing he would renounce his royal titles, Prince Andrew has now been warned that he will be called to give evidence against the late billionaire paedophile as part of an extensive investigation

Politics

28 m. ago 'I went to Ladies Day races for some fun – but woke up in hospital with a brain bleed'

Kate Prydderch, 22, from Wrexham, got dressed up and went out with girlfriends to Chester races and enjoyed a day of drinking alongside placing bets – but it ended in disaster

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55 m. ago TikTok star Richard LA is hit by bullet during ICE operation in LA that also left US Marshal injured

Richard LA was shot after he allegedly rammed his vehicle into cars being used by ICE agents, who were trying to arrest him

Events

79 m. ago Man met girlfriend's brother at party, downed Jägerbombs together and then murdered him, trial told

Stephen Bates is accused of murdering Martin O'Donovan after they met for the first time at the Martin's mum's birthday party

Events

87 m. ago Grooming gangs inquiry will never be watered down, home secretary says, after survivors resign from panel – UK politics live

Keir Starmer likely to face PMQs grilling on claims the inquiry has descended into ‘chaos’Good morning. One of the reasons why Shabana Mahmood was appointed home secretary was because, as justice secretary, when the Tories came at her with a “two-tier justice” attack line that was being enthusiastically embraced by the rightwing media, she saw them off swiftly and effectively (essentially, by coopting the argument and responding). Today she is performing a similar rebuttal operation on the grooming gangs inquiry, which is another area where the Daily Mail/GB News etc are on the warpath and the government is floundering.Here is the Mail’s splash.We are progressing as swiftly as thoroughness allows. Misinformation undermines this process. Allegations of intentional delay, lack of interest and a widening or dilution of the inquiry’s scope are false.It was with a heavy heart, in recent days, I learnt that some members have decided to step away from the group. Should they wish to return,...

Society

1 hour ago Strictly’s Stefan Dennis stopped from returning home on doctor’s orders due to injury

‘Neighbours’ star will not be able to leave the UK until next month due to health concerns

Society

2 h. ago Home Bargains customers told 'run towards' £310 beauty tool for £14.99

One shopper said 'Girlies don’t walk, run to Home Bargains for this' after discovering in-store buy

Economics

2 h. ago 'Spoilt' Celtic told to read the small print as Brendan Rodgers future addressed by Parkhead legend

Celtic need to shake off their negativity, according to one former Hoops legend.

Politics

2 h. ago Mum told she will have just seven years with her young daughter

Teraysa has a condition shared by just 40 children in the UK

Politics

3 h. ago Liverpool news: Arne Slot told 'get him out' as signing 'isn't trusted' amid injury blow

Liverpool's problems are mounting after the Reds' 2-1 defeat to Manchester United, with Arne Slot's side looking to end their four-game losing streak against Eintracht Frankfurt

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3 h. ago Sam Walker in hospital after being 'stabbed and shot three months ago', court told

The social media personality was due to appear in court

Events

3 h. ago Met Office tells several UK areas to prepare emergency kit – see if yours is on list

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for rain, with up to 50mm expected to fall in just a few hours, and people in eight areas of the UK have been told to prepare

Politics

3 h. ago Love+War review – Lynsey Addario’s courageous photojournalism shines out in occasionally odd study

The Pulitzer prize-winner has worked across the developing world, braved war zones and been taken hostage in Libya, but do we really need a tour of her beautiful home?The tumultuous life and career of Pulitzer prize-winning photojournalist Lynsey Addario is the subject of this National Geographic film, produced and directed by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin (who made the climbing documentary Free Solo and the biopic Nyad with Annette Bening as the endurance swimmer Diana Nyad). Addario’s work is certainly amazing and courageous. She has captured compelling images in Ukraine, where her picture of civilian fatalities helped mobilise western opinion against Putin; in Libya, where she was terrifyingly held captive for days along with three other colleagues from the New York Times; and across the developing world where her images of maternal death have been a spur to charitable work around the globe.Addario is a smart, candid interviewee – we also get shots of broadcast-journal...

Events

3 h. ago A moment that changed me: I gave up small talk for a month – and the world came alive

I was fed up with discussing the weather, so I started to ask unexpected questions. The conversations that resulted were revelatoryFor as long as I can remember, I have found small talk problematic. It was boring at best and stressful at worst. A colleague commenting on the weather, when I could see for myself that it was raining. The postman asking: “How are you today?” An impossibly broad question to answer briefly.I worked in book publishing for years, where networking was essential. I could discuss authors, print runs or marketing budgets with ease. But asking how a buyer had travelled to the event? Or where a journalist had parked? I didn’t care! So why were these the conversations we were all having? Everyone else seemed at ease, while I felt on edge. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago Racist yob hurled abuse and threats as he walked past Turkish barber shop

Scott Buchanan, who was carrying a knife when he was arrested, told police officers: "They started all this, the Muslims. The thing is I just don't like the Muslims."

Events

4 h. ago Storm Bram warning as UK braced for 70mph winds with major 'stay indoors' alert

Powerful gusts of up to 70mph could batter Britain during 'Storm Bram', a weather forecaster has told the Mirror, with risks of 'structural wind damage and flooding' in the worst-hit areas

Events

4 h. ago Mum told she was just suffering from anxiety knew it was something else... she was right

After one terrifying test result, Heather was admitted to hospital immediately

Politics

4 h. ago 'First 1,000 days' could be key in preventing childhood obesity, parents told

A new study has found that the behaviour of parents before their child is conceived could be crucial in preventing childhood obesity

Society

4 h. ago Doctor's 'ultimate' health tips to avoid Covid, flu and colds this winter

Dr Suraj Kukadia, who is better known as Dr Sooj, has shared his top tips for avoiding getting ill this winter

Science