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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's 'homophobic' opinion earns criticisms

In early September, Chandra Mouli Nagamallaiah, a motel manager originally from Karnataka, India, was attacked with a machete by his co-worker in Dallas after an argument over a broken washing machine.

80% of Brits view Elon Musk unfavourably after his 'violence is coming' far-right rally on — now ministers urge Starmer to block Tesla contracts

Trump's UK state visit hits storm: Giant Epstein photo banner at Windsor, London rallies rage over files & policies

Data shows that London leads the country, with over 14,500 knife crimes annually, including hundreds involving school-aged youth.

Labour aide Paul Ovenden resigns after 2017 messages about Diane Abbott surface, sparking criticism and renewed scrutiny of Westminster workplace culture.

UK police tighten security for Trump's UK visit after Charlie Kirk's assassination, with Windsor and Chequers on high alert despite no confirmed copycat threat.

Virgin Media O2 will shut down 3G by end of 2025, affecting Giffgaff, Tesco Mobile and Sky Mobile users with older phones that lack 4G or 5G support.

Donald Trump begins his UK state visit, staying at Windsor Castle with a packed itinerary of royal events, ceremonies, and political meetings from 16-18 September.

Sudden deluge in Swansea exposed Britain's climate blind spot.

The primary suspect in the missing case of a 3-year-old British national in Portugal turns down an interview with the police.

Toddler Delilah-Rai Reid-Floyd's death after a missed cancer diagnosis exposes NHS delays, misdiagnoses and child protection failings sparking urgent calls for reform.

US-UK pacts unleash 12 Hartlepool reactors powering 1.5M homes, £40B investments, 2,500 jobs amid Starmer's nuclear push. Critics fear Hinkley-style overruns

Three Slovak men—Horvath, Turtak, Gunar—get 53 yrs total for luring girl from Asda, drugging with meth & raping over 72 hrs in 2024

Leaked emails show Mandelson urged Epstein's early release; Starmer defended him 48 hrs after No 10 got them, then sacked

The UK is investing £1.1bn in ports to boost green tech, jobs and infrastructure. The impact on small towns will depend on fair funding and local implementation.

Over 100,000 people marched in London for the Unite the Kingdom protest led by Tommy Robinson. Here's what drove the crowds, how police responded, and why the rally matters for British politics.

More than 100,000 filled London for the Unite the Kingdom rally led by Tommy Robinson. Police clashed with protestors as chants for slain US activist Charlie Kirk turned the march into a historic tribute.

A false active shooter report at the US Naval Academy sparked a campus lockdown, leaving one midshipman injured during a police sweep before authorities confirmed no credible threat.

Andy Burnham has urged a Labour 'reset', criticising centralisation under Keir Starmer while promoting centre-left ideas and stronger regional voices.

London Protest Day explained with details on who Tommy Robinson is, what the protests are about, and where they are taking place today.

BBC weather presenter Jay Wynne has died aged 56 after a long illness. Here's what we know about his illness, cause of death, and broadcasting legacy.

A video message by Donald Trump on Charlie Kirk's assassination sparked speculation of AI tampering after a visual glitch, raising broader concerns over deepfakes and trust in political communication.

Aldi has confirmed all UK stores will close for three days over Christmas 2025 to give staff a break, with normal trading resuming on 27 December and 2 January.

The House of Lords open for the two-day debate about the controversial Assisted Dying Bill UK, where over 200 peers are expected to attend.

A councillor from the UK's Burnley Council stepped down after the public fury about her Charlie Kirk remarks.

Teachers warn of a growing 'school readiness crisis' in England as most reception classes face toilet training shortfalls and speech delays, despite government investment in early years support.

Hospitality, care sectors face shortages, exploitation fines amid immigration reforms. Real impacts on economy and jobs

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a Utah event on 10 September 2025, sparking global outrage, UK political backlash, and far-right condemnation across Europe.