60+ Serie A footballers named in major Italy prostitution case, Rs 13.2 crore seized, calls exposed
An investigation into an alleged Milan-based prostitution network has drawn attention to Italian football, with reports that more than 60 current and former Serie A players were mentioned in case materials. Authorities have confirmed none of the players are under investigation, with the focus remaining on organisers accused of running and profiting from the operation.
St Georges Day: Keir Starmer rejects plastic patriotism, calls for unity over hate
Can Mexico assure World Cup safety? President issues statement after deadly pyramid attack
A deadly shooting at Teotihuacan has intensified scrutiny of Mexicos security readiness ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The planned attack, which killed a tourist and injured several others, exposed gaps at a major landmark. While authorities call it isolated, the incident underscores broader concerns about safeguarding visitors during a globally significant tournament approaching quickly.
From school uniforms to frying pans: UK MPs seek ban on forever chemicals
UK signs 650m deal with France to stop illegal migrants crossing English Channel in small boats
From stalking to assault: UK man admits raping Sikh woman he mistook for Muslim
Condemn terrorism in all its forms: UK pays tribute to victims of Pahalgam attack
A stark report reveals Black children in England and Wales are nearly eight times more likely to be strip-searched than white peers, with many searches yielding no evidence. This raises serious questions about proportionality and safeguarding, especially after cases like Child Q. Experts and campaigners are demanding urgent reforms to ensure accountability and prevent lasting harm to young people.
13-month-old UK boy 'abused and smothered to death'; gay couple on trial for murder
Indian student enrolments fall across 76% of UK universities, survey reveals
UK clears landmark Tobacco and Vapes Bill, bans cigarette sales for 2009-born generation
UK: Royal Academy of Music faces backlash over ban on private school students in new scheme
England's universities will face stringent free speech oversight with a new system allowing staff to report concerns directly to the Office for Students. Institutions risk substantial fines, potentially reaching millions, if they fail to uphold free speech principles. This move aims to combat a perceived culture of fear and stifled academic inquiry, empowering staff with a direct avenue for redress.
Jesy Nelson car stolen with hospital equipment for twin daughters; singer offers 10,000 reward
London synagogue targeted in another attempted arson attack; Sadiq Khan vows strict action
Indian heritage spirits Mahua and Goan Feni debut in UK market
Queen Elizabeth IIs private papers opened for first official biography project
For the first time since Queen Elizabeth II's passing, her private papers are being opened to historian Anna Keay for her official biography. This unprecedented access to personal letters and documents within the Royal Archives promises an intimate portrait of the monarch's life and decision-making across decades of significant change.
UK man pleads guilty in US hacking case involving over $8m in virtual currency theft
A British man has pleaded guilty in the US for his role in a cybercrime scheme that defrauded at least 12 companies and stole over $8 million in cryptocurrency. Tyler Buchanan admitted to using SMS phishing to steal login credentials, which were then used to access company systems and steal digital assets. He faces up to 22 years in prison.
UK farmer plans to breed less photogenic Highland cows to stop tourists and influencers filming them
