- US home sales fall to lowest level since 2010 amid rising mortgage rates
- University of Toronto rejects report on anti-Muslim and anti-Arab discrimination
- ICE deportations and arrests reach record levels amid Trump immigration policy shifts
- Quirky office on Blackfriars Bridge becomes unexpected tourist attraction
- Scientists warn of impending collapse of Thwaites Glacier and sea level rise
- Car Bomb Kills Russian Colonel in St Petersburg Amid Rising Tensions
- Manchester United dismiss manager Michael Carrick after poor start to season
- Retro technology boosts holiday shopping among young Canadians this year
Author: News Desk
MPs to consider inquiry over coronation protest policing MPs are set to discuss the need for an inquiry into the policing of protests during the King’s Coronation. The committee meeting will address concerns raised over the arrests of six individuals from anti-monarchy group Republic. Sir Mark Rowley, head of the Metropolitan Police, defended his officers, citing a “concerning” threat to the event. However, questions have been raised about the implementation of a new law by frontline officers. Anti-monarchy protesters, including the chief executive of Republic, were arrested under the Public Order Act 2023 during King Charles III’s coronation. They were…
Julie Chaplin, 38, stormed into the Admiral of the Humber and demanded money from her mother.
Carol confirmed her exit over an ‘unjust’ contract dispute.
The hybrid we didn’t know we needed.
Real Madrid 1-1 Man City: Incredible Kevin de Bryne strike gives City hope Real Madrid and Manchester City played to a 1-1 draw in the Champions League semi-final first leg at the Bernabeu. Erling Haaland was kept quiet, but Kevin de Bruyne stepped up for City with a brilliant goal from 25 yards to level the scores. City will feel confident about reaching the final, but they are wary of Real Madrid’s ability to turn things around, given their history of success in tight situations. De Bruyne’s goal was crucial for City, as it came when Real Madrid seemed to…
Deadly shooting near Africa’s oldest synagogue Two visitors and two security guards were killed in a gun attack near Africa’s oldest synagogue on the Tunisian island of Djerba. The incident occurred during an annual pilgrimage that attracts Jewish visitors from Europe and Israel. A guard allegedly killed his partner and then targeted visitors and security forces before being killed himself. The motivation behind the attack remains unclear. One of the victims is a French national, while several others were injured. The Ghriba synagogue has previously been targeted, with a bomb attack in 2002 claiming more than 20 lives. The annual…
Pakistan braces for Imran Khan’s corruption hearing amid protests Pakistan remains tense as former Prime Minister Imran Khan faces a hearing on corruption charges following his dramatic arrest. Demonstrations have erupted both domestically and globally, with reports of at least two deaths. Police have conducted raids and arrested supporters of Khan’s party since his detention. Khan, a former cricket star, claims the charges against him are politically motivated. In preparation for the hearing, police have shifted the venue to the location where Khan is being held in custody. Pictures show heightened security in Islamabad, with a police guest house designated…
‘Aren’t we saying the quiet bit out loud?’
‘I’m doing it again this year.’
‘I would really love to do something in their name so they aren’t forgotten.’
Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

