47 h. ago The bloodthirsty gangs ravaging Brit backpacking mecca including 'Los Killers' cartel led by mass murderer and his glamorous girlfriend

The subtle smirk of the baby-faced 'murderer' was plastered on every TV across South America. 

Events

64 h. ago Led by an Oxford graduate ex Government lawyer, Defend Our Juries group plotting pro

Defend Our Juries - a campaign group set for its biggest coup yet as it dares the police to carry out mass arrests of its supporters - is led by an Oxford graduate former government lawyer

Politics

8 d. ago Trump tells Hegseth to send troops to Portland to protect ICE facilities using ‘full force’

Trump’s demand for Portland comes after he deployed troops to other Democratic-led municipalities, including Los Angeles and Washington

Politics

9 d. ago West Ham’s indecision gives Graham Potter one last chance to save his job

As David Sullivan flirts with replacements, Potter takes on the only manager who really worked chairman out David MoyesGraham Potter finds himself in a position familiar to many of his predecessors. This is not the first time David Sullivan’s lack of vision has led to West Ham dragging out a managerial departure. It is dressed up as loyalty but in reality it is dysfunction. It is the same old story. It happened to Gianfranco Zola in 2010, Avram Grant in 2011, Sam Allardyce in 2015, Slaven Bilic in 2017, Manuel Pellegrini in 2019, David Moyes on numerous occasions and, as recently as January, to Julen Lopetegui before he was replaced by Potter.This is how it is under Sullivan. It is an inefficient way to do business, exposing the short-termism that has led to mass protests against West Ham’s board, but Potter cannot say he was not warned. Working for Sullivan was never going to be easy. This is standard practice for the 76-year-old, which is why there was no point in feigning outrage...

Politics

3 w. ago ‘This is our revolution. It’s our turn now’: Nepal’s ‘gen Z protesters’ speak out against corruption

Young Nepalis led a mass protest in Kathmandu on Monday and have paid for it with bullet wounds or their livesThe whiteboard listing the names of patients at a hospital in central Kathmandu tells the story of a protest gone badly wrong. Beside each name is written their ages; 18, 22, 20, 18, 23. The list goes on.By Wednesday morning there were still scores of Nepal’s young being treated for gunshot wounds and injuries sustained when police opened fire on protesters in Kathmandu on Monday. Continue reading...

Events

3 w. ago Inside the ‘mass hysteria event’ at Heathrow Terminal 4 – what led to the evacuation of UK’s busiest airport?

The Metropolitan Police reported that ‘no trace of any adverse substance was found’

Society