The Greek government announced a three-month suspension of asylum applications for migrants arriving by sea from Libya due to a recent influx exceeding 2,000 individuals.
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Houthi rebels sank the cargo ship Eternity C in the Red Sea, resulting in at least four fatalities and many crew members kidnapped; 15 crew members remain unaccounted for.
Christian Horner has said his sacking as F1 Red Bull’s team principal came as a “shock” during an emotional farewell speech, in a ruthless bit of business by the Red Bull team.
Did Francesca Albanese just get the badge of honour? or Sanctioned? as people question the move on social media as the US sanctions UN expert Francesca Albanese, critic of Israel’s Gaza war on a civilian population in Gaza, in fact, she was one of the leading people recognise it as a genocide. Unusually, for the State department this seems like a rash move done in haste to appease Benjamin Netanyahu. But it seems Donald Trump…
A group of Labour MPs has urged Sir Keir Starmer to do more to tackle the rising cost of living amid fears the party could lose the next election to Reform.
Cliff Notes Sir Jake Berry, former Tory chairman, has defected to Reform UK, citing a loss of direction within the Conservative Party. He expressed concerns over issues like lawlessness, out-of-control migration, and increasing taxes, claiming his former party has abandoned the British people. Berry’s departure follows that of former cabinet minister David Jones to Reform UK, which is currently leading in polling. Ex-Tory chairman Sir Jake Berry defects to Reform | Politics News Ex-Tory chairman…
Cliff Notes – Man guilty of murder after driving into Good Samaritan in Sheffield Hassan Jhangur, 25, was found guilty of murder after deliberately driving his car into Chris Marriott, a Good Samaritan aiding victims of a violent wedding brawl in Sheffield. The attack, triggered by a family dispute, left Mr Marriott trapped under the vehicle, resulting in his death, while several others were injured. Prosecutors argued Jhangur intended to cause serious harm, leading to…
Cliff Notes – PE teacher appears in court charged with sexual offences against children Bronwen James, 29, faces 13 sexual offence charges involving two girls and a boy over a three-year period while working as a PE teacher. Charges include six counts of sexual activity with girls under 16, four counts with a boy, two of sexual communication with a child, and one count of making an indecent photograph. James was granted bail under specific…
Cliff Notes Roy Barclay, 56, was found guilty of murdering Anita Rose, a 57-year-old mother-of-six, during a brutal attack while she walked her dog in Suffolk last July. The jury deliberated for approximately two-and-a-half hours before reaching the verdict, and Barclay faces a life sentence. Barclay had a prior conviction for grievous bodily harm and had been unlawfully at large for two years prior to the incident. Man found guilty of murdering mother-of-six while she…
Cliff Notes The Southport attack, a violent incident involving 18-year-old Axel Rudakubana, resulted in the tragic deaths of three young girls and injuries to others, prompting a public inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the attack. Family members of survivors shared moving accounts of their children’s bravery during the incident, highlighting their resilience despite facing severe trauma and physical injuries. The inquiry is examining whether the attack could have been prevented, scrutinising Rudakubana’s prior interactions with…
Cliff Notes Michael Madsen, known for roles in Reservoir Dogs and Thelma & Louise, passed away at 67 from heart failure, with heart disease and alcoholism cited as contributing factors. His death, deemed due to natural causes with no suspicious circumstances, has been confirmed by the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department. Madsen’s career spanned over 40 years, featuring collaborations with Quentin Tarantino and a forthcoming book titled Tears For My Father: Outlaw Thoughts And Poems. Reservoir…
Cliff Notes: UK’s biggest house builders guilty CMA investigation The UK’s leading house builders will contribute £100m to affordable housing following a CMA investigation into sensitive information sharing practices among the firms. The payment will assist low-income households and first-time buyers across the UK, with no admission of wrongdoing from the companies involved. The house builders have proposed new guidelines to limit information sharing, aimed at enhancing competition and preventing future concerns. UK’s biggest housebuilders…
Russia executed its largest drone strike on Ukraine, with Ukraine’s air defence intercepting 718 of the 728 drones launched.
Many migrants from conflict-affected regions, such as South Sudan and Gaza, view Britain as a land of opportunity and safety, despite its increasing hostility towards asylum seekers.
Over 110 individuals sustained minor injuries due to wildfires near Les Pennes-Mirabeau, with no reported fatalities as firefighting efforts continue.
Cliff Notes IDF presence in Gaza ‘only issue’ still to be resolved in push for Israel-Hamas ceasefire, Sky News understands Only one issue remains unresolved in the push to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, according to Sky sources who have managed to speak to Hamas. Intense negotiations are taking place in Qatar in parallel with key talks in Washington between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Two sources with direct knowledge of the negotiations have…
Raynor Winn defends her memoir The Salt Path, stating that claims she “lied” are misleading and affirms the book is based on her and her husband’s real-life journey after significant personal loss.
Cliff Notes Emmanuel Macron emphasised the need for UK-France cooperation to address the “burden” of illegal migration ahead of an upcoming summit. He stated that both nations share a responsibility to manage irregular migration humanely while combatting exploitative criminal networks. The summit aims to achieve “best ever cooperation” in handling the small boats crisis, with proposals for a potential “one in, one out” migrant returns agreement. UK and France have ‘shared responsibility’ to tackle illegal…
Cliff Notes The public inquiry into the Post Office scandal revealed that at least 13 individuals may have died by suicide following wrongful accusations, with 59 others considering self-harm. Chair Sir Wyn Williams stated Post Office officials were aware that the Horizon IT system could yield erroneous data, yet they continued to maintain its accuracy during prosecutions. The inquiry highlights severe mental and emotional distress experienced by the victims and their families, with calls for…
Cliff Notes Gregg Wallace, former MasterChef host, is reportedly sacked by the BBC following an investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour, including sexual comments directed at staff and guests over 17 years. While Wallace has been “cleared of the most serious accusations,” he admits to being found “primarily guilty of inappropriate language” from 2005 to 2018 and has apologised for his remarks. The ongoing situation sees increased scrutiny, with over 50 new allegations against Wallace, including…
A wildfire is nearing Marseille, prompting the mayor to advise residents to remain confined as firefighters continue to battle the blaze near Les Pennes-Mirabeau.
Cliff Notes – Cyber attack on M&S latest Marks & Spencer’s chairman, Archie Norman, stated the company remains in “rebuild mode” following a cyber attack that caused empty shelves and disrupted online operations for months. Norman declined to disclose if a ransom was paid, citing business confidentiality and law enforcement discussions with the National Crime Agency. M&S has increased its cybersecurity workforce and spending, anticipating a significant insurance claim linked to the £300m loss expected…
On Monday, the European Commissioner was fighting for her political career as she appeared before MEPs ahead of her facing a no-confidence vote on Thursday.
Israel’s Netanyahu is visiting the US, with a ceasefire in Gaza at the top of the agenda. Trump has also confirmed the US will be sending more weapons to Ukraine.
The prime minister welcomes French President Emmanuel Macron for a three-day state visit where the PM is set to push for a deal between the UK and France on the migrant crossings. The PM wants a ‘one in, one out’ policy.