56 m. ago What does BTK Killer stand for? Netflix drops chilling true crime

True crime fans can’t miss out on this documentary

Events

59 m. ago Migrant guilty of threatening to kill Nigel Farage in TikTok video

The Reform UK leader said the incident had been ‘pretty chilling’

Events

62 m. ago Burning Koran upsetting but not a crime, says judge in ‘victory for free speech’

Turkey-born Mr Coskun, who is half-Kurdish and half-Armenian, lives in England.

Events

77 m. ago History shows war against immigrants will backfire on all Americans

Deportations are likely to cause employers to let go of US workers, and reduce the labor forceThe government shutdown may have prevented the publication of September’s job report, but we can be reasonably confident that when the numbers are known, they will further underscore the Trump administration’s policy incoherence and remind us of all of the damage he is prepared to inflict on the American economy.The president will most likely be apoplectic over data confirming that the economy is generating very few new jobs (the payroll processor ADP estimated a loss of 32,000 private sector jobs in September). Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which produces the jobs numbers, after a lackluster report published in August. Continue reading...

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79 m. ago McLaren contract ‘based on lies’ about F1 seat, Alex Palou tells High Court

The Spanish driver is being sued for damages by McLaren after breaching his contract in 2023.

Events

92 m. ago Freeman tells inquiry Government was ‘naive’ in hospital oversight

The former health secretary told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry she felt NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde took a ‘nothing to see here’ approach.

Politics

93 m. ago Kate claim will not go to trial between Harry and Mail publisher, judge says

The case is set to head to trial in January 2026.

Events

1 hour ago White House fury after Nobel Peace Prize handed to Venezuelan opposition leader instead of Donald Trump

The White House has responded after the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado instead of President Donald Trump.

Politics

1 hour ago Glasgow crime: Walter Smith statue 'set on fire' outside Ibrox as Rangers condemn 'shameful’ behaviour

A Rangers spokesperson said the club ‘strongly condemns’ the ‘shameful’ behaviour.

Events

1 hour ago Manchester synagogue crisis fundraiser reaches £50,000 just nine days after horror attack

The fundraiser says the money will go to supporting those injured in the attack, and the families of those who died, as well as repairing the shul at the centre of the violence

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1 hour ago 'World's most unpopular leader' is removed as president in Peru for 'moral incapacity' amid surge in brutal gang violence

Peru's Congress removed the country's embattled president, Dina Boluarte, after a premiership characterised by accusations of corruption, protests and rising levels of violent crime.

Politics

2 h. ago Man, 20, jailed for life for ‘execution’ shooting in south London

Jesse Lloyd-Smith, 20, was shot in the head in an alleyway in Peckham and found by his mother just yards from their home

Events

2 h. ago Tensions high as thousands of runners from around the world flock to Chicago Marathon with ICE patrolling streets

The marathon is taking place as President Donald Trump’s ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ floods city with immigration enforcement agents

Events

2 h. ago Koran burning protester wins 'free speech' appeal to overturn public order conviction

In his ruling, Mr Justice Bennathan said freedom of speech in the UK includes the right to offend and shock

Events

2 h. ago ‘Very significant’ Jack Kerouac story discovered after mafia boss auction

Exclusive: Two-page 1957 manuscript signed by author linked to his classic of beat literature, On the RoadA “very significant” unpublished story by Jack Kerouac described as “a lost chapter of the On the Road saga” has been discovered after languishing in the files of an assassinated Mafia crime boss for at least 40 years.The two-page typewritten manuscript signed by Kerouac in green ink is titled The Holy, Beat, and Crazy Next Thing and is dated 15 April 1957, five months before his classic of beat literature, On the Road, was published. Continue reading...

Economics

2 h. ago Man who burned Koran in London wins appeal against conviction

The 51-year-old’s case was backed by free speech campaigners, who paid for his legal costs.

Events

2 h. ago Malibu’s most wanted alleged thief reportedly also stole from fellow adult stars and podcasters

The local sheriff’s office has accused Lavie of posing as a ‘companion’ to old men before robbing them

Politics

2 h. ago Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado, Venezuela’s ‘Iron Lady’

Industrial scion remade herself as a grassroots campaigner bent on unseating President Nicolás Maduro

Politics

2 h. ago JK Rowling mocks lawmakers who made grovelling apology for hosting Harry Potter event after backlash from trans groups

Officials on the Vancouver Park Board 'disavowed' the gender critical author and claimed they had made a mistake in approving the city's Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience.

Politics

2 h. ago North Berwick: Historic Scottish town gets 27 parking meters for first time in 'disappointing' move

A total of 27 parking meters, enforcing paid parking, will be installed on the back of the council’s vote

Politics