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Clashes in US city after second ICE shooting in space of week
A Venezuelan man in Minneapolis has been shot in the leg by an ICE officer just miles from where a mother-of-three was killed by an agent last week.
Armed terrorists. Dead passengers. The captain taken hostage. What do police do now?
Guns raised, counterterrorism police scramble onboard a large ferry on the south coast of England as marauding terrorists shoot passengers and take the captain hostage.
X to block Grok AI from undressing images of real people
The Grok AI tool on Elon Musk's X will no longer be able to undress pictures of real people, the company has announced.
Is America surrendering Antarctica to its rivals?
As Donald Trump fights for control of arctic Greenland, is he losing at the other end of the world and leaving it open for rivals like China?
Astronauts evacuate space station over 'serious medical condition'
Four astronauts are buckling up for an unexpected return from the International Space Station (ISS) after one of them suffered a "serious medical condition".
Iran's regime could fall, says Trump - as US president considers intervention
Donald Trump has said he believes Iran's regime could fall following weeks of unrest across the country, as the US president considers whether to intervene.
I'm ashamed of Sir Keir Starmer, says furious rebel
Ministers have confirmed those already awaiting trial may lose their right to have their case heard by a jury - in a major escalation in the battle over the future of the justice system.
Denmark says 'fundamental disagreement' remains with Trump - but agrees to high-level talks over Greenland
Denmark has said a "fundamental disagreement" remains with Donald Trump over Greenland after officials held talks US vice president JD Vance and secretary of state Marco Rubio.
How South East Water and its boss have form for failure
When South East Water (SEW) is in the news, the headlines do not generally make for comfortable reading.
Phase two of Gaza peace plan will be complicated, protracted and unpredictable
America aims to maintain the momentum of the Gaza peace process, which is why Steve Witkoff ushered in the second phase of the ceasefire before the first had actually come to an end.
Kama Sutra Keir relies on familiar political joke
It's one of the oldest and corniest of all political jokes. And there were groans as well as laughs when Kama Sutra Keir taunted Kemi Badenoch with it in the Commons.
US to suspend immigrant visa processing for 75 countries
The US is suspending the process for immigrant visas from 75 countries, the Department of State said on Wednesday.
Teenager accused of planning synagogue attack was arrested in school uniform, court hears
A teenage boy accused of plotting a terror attack on nearby synagogues was arrested in his uniform and wrote that some people at his school "should be shot," a court has heard.
Footage of explosion after ship crashed into tanker shown in court
Footage of the moment a container ship smashed into an oil tanker off the coast of East Yorkshire has been shown in court.
Khan: We could be heading for new era of mass unemployment
AI could become a "weapon of mass destruction of jobs" if urgent action is not taken, according to London mayor Sir Sadiq Khan.
Palestine Action hunger strikers end their 73-day action
Three Palestine Action hunger strikers have ended 73-day action after they claimed a key demand was met.
Astronauts to begin return journey from space station due to 'medical concern'
Four astronauts are set to begin their return journey from the International Space Station (ISS) to Earth after their mission was cut short due to a "medical concern" with a crew member.
US launches phase two of plan to end Gaza conflict, including creation of transitional authority
Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff has announced the launch of phase two of the plan to end the conflict in Gaza.
US moves to transitional government in Gaza
Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff has announced the launch of phase
two of the plan to end the conflict in Gaza.
Sting pays £595k to The Police bandmates, court hears
Sting has paid £595,000 to his former The Police bandmates since facing legal action over unpaid royalties, the High Court has heard.
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