Reform Candidate Filmed Calling for Concentration Camps for Migrants

The UK government has rejected an 88,000-signature petition to lower the State Pension age to 65, citing rising life expectancy and intergenerational fairness.

Cheshire Police sacked PC Anthony Spelman after a report found he sent rape fantasy texts and explicit messages to 12 women while on duty between April and September 2023.

Mingus Reedus, son of Norman Reedus and Helena Christensen, accepted an ACD on March 9, 2026 over the incident involving Olivia Cotter. The New York mechanism suspends prosecution without a verdict, raising real questions about due process.

SE Dons, founded by rapper Don Strapzy in 2014, have beaten four higher-league clubs and need one more win, against Sholing, to reach the FA Cup first round proper.

Tesla unveils its second-generation Roadster in Texas on 15 October, nine years after the prototype first appeared, with Musk hinting at a car that could briefly fly.

Tiana Broadnax, who married James Broadnax two weeks before his April 30 execution in Texas, says prison staff wept as her husband died by lethal injection.

The world record for the heaviest pumpkin was broken twice in one week: British twins Ian and Stuart Paton set a 1,296 kg mark on 3 October, only for Rhode Island grower Ron Wallace to surpass it with a 1,431.5 kg squash.

Yellow wind warning covers the Highlands and Outer Hebrides from 10am to 7pm on Wednesday, with 70mph gusts possible in exposed coastal areas.

A jury heard that Simon Richardson, 35, allegedly dragged cyclist Michael Mullins beneath his Volvo for over a mile knowing he was trapped. He denies murder.

Steven Gerrard demands a strong two-part punishment for Manchester City after the guilty FFP verdict and rules out accepting a Premier League medal.

The inquest into the death of Samantha Phythian, a pregnant woman found in a burning van, confirms smoke inhalation as the cause. As a murder trial looms, questions about vulnerability and justice emerge.

A simple 30-second habit after every shower can prevent limescale, watermarks, and soap scum, preserving your glass and offering a lesson in preventative action.

Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola criticizes the Gravenberch red card and highlights the corrosive uncertainty of Manchester City's unresolved financial case, raising key questions about sporting integrity and governance.

An investigation into pedicab fraud near Parliament reveals systemic enforcement failures, raising questions about urban governance, consumer protection, and the balance between commercial freedom and the rule of law in London.

Michael Carrick's promise of 'fire' fell flat as Manchester United produced another tepid display against Tottenham, raising serious questions about the direction of his project.

A Manchester indoor skydiving deal drops from £100 to £14, raising questions about access, consumer power, and the liberal case for affordable leisure.

Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan reveal how their two-decade friendship survived the pressures of television fame, and what the new series of Rob & Romesh Vs has in store.

The Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe faces a defining moment as Coolmore backs a petition against admitting geldings. Tradition clashes with evolution in Europe's most prestigious race.

Over half of Canadians now avoid U.S. goods, a durable shift in consumer behavior driven by trade disputes. The trend extends globally, signaling a broader reassessment of American economic influence.

Admiral Group confirms 500 UK job cuts with some roles moving to India, raising questions about corporate responsibility amid record profits.

Dividing perennials is more than garden maintenance; it is a civic act of stewardship and generosity. Learn when and how to divide your plants to rejuvenate beds and share with neighbours.

Mike Flanagan's new Carrie adaptation makes a powerful liberal argument about how society creates monsters, then undermines it with a final episode that defangs the tragedy.

As Guy Fawkes Night returns, Cardiff offers a range of displays that invite reflection on civic values, democratic institutions, and community cohesion.

Norman Reedus's son Mingus accepted an ACD in his assault case, avoiding trial. The deal has ignited a fierce debate over due process, #MeToo-era prosecutions, and the lasting digital stigma for the accused.

A liberal critique of Amazon Prime Day: how to shop ethically, avoid overconsumption, and invest in products that align with civic and environmental values.

A new court marker in the UK will track domestic abuse offenders across the justice system, improving victim protection and accountability.

Emilia Fox on dating, single life at 52, and the quiet freedom of the unknown, plus the return of Signora Volpe.

Strictly Come Dancing's first elimination of 2026 sees Chris Appleton depart, while the show navigates new presenters and a shifting cultural landscape.

A new report reveals that 74% of Pip tribunal appeals succeed, exposing a DWP system that forces disabled claimants to wait years for fair decisions. The Timms Review promises reform, but experts say more is needed.