Government figures show that nearly 7,000 foreign nationals convicted of serious offences are now held in UK prisons, pushing the system to record overcrowding levels and costing taxpayers tens of millions annually.
Recently uncovered pages from Ian Brady’s memoir suggest new leads that could finally pinpoint the resting place of Keith Bennett, potentially ending decades of uncertainty for his family and investigators.
Donald Trump has urged the PM to lower taxes, strengthen policing, curb illegal migration and bolster support for farmers, arguing these moves are vital to outmanoeuvre Nigel Farage at the next election.
England’s Lionesses sealed the Euro 2025 crown by defeating Spain in a tense penalty shoot-out, securing another landmark success for the national side and sparking celebrations across the country.
Campaigners warn that Labour’s planned tax and regulatory changes threaten to drive family-run farms and abattoirs out of business, risking rural jobs and domestic food security.
Marking the 40th anniversary of Live Aid, Sir Bob Geldof has issued a renewed global appeal for urgent humanitarian support to provide food and relief for children and mothers in Gaza, urging governments, charities and individuals to act swiftly.
A severely undernourished boy named Muhammad symbolises the deepening humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, sparking pleas for an immediate ceasefire, unrestricted aid corridors and decisive diplomatic action to prevent further civilian suffering.
Nigel Farage has unveiled a plan for a “three strikes and you’re out” system that would impose life imprisonment on repeat serious offenders, arguing it would halve crime and restore public confidence in the justice system.
