3,000 riot officers readied for weekend protests
Authorities prepare for potential unrest as thousands of officers are mobilised across England and Wales amid planned demonstrations.
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Neo-Nazi leader sentenced for firearms crimes
Brandon Russell, founder of the extremist group Atomwaffen Division, has been sentenced to prison for illegal firearms possession, raising concerns about domestic terrorism.
Three arrested over terror offences linked to Palestine Action
Three individuals have been arrested on suspicion of terror offences following alleged support for the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action. The arrests come amid heightened tensions over UK activism linked to the Middle East conflict.
Tommy Robinson arrested at St Pancras station
Controversial far-right activist Tommy Robinson was arrested in a high-profile operation at London's St Pancras station. Police confirmed the detention, sparking renewed debate over free speech and public order.
Millions breaking Highway Code rule - are you?
New research reveals a shocking number of motorists are unaware of a critical Highway Code rule, risking hefty penalties and accidents.
Driver caught after police spot stolen car on Google Earth
A reckless motorist was finally brought to justice after police used Google Earth to track down his stolen vehicle, leading to his arrest for multiple driving offences.
76-year-old charged with child sex offences
A 76-year-old pensioner has been charged with serious child sex offences, sending shockwaves through the community. Read the full story for the latest updates.
Tommy Robinson arrested at St Pancras station
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson was arrested at London's St Pancras station by British Transport Police following a disturbance. The incident has sparked debate over public order and free speech.
Met Police arrests 1,000 in London crime crackdown
The Metropolitan Police has intensified efforts to tackle rising crime in London, making over 1,000 arrests in just seven days. Officers are targeting violent offenders, drug dealers, and burglars in a city-wide operation.
Blackburn Rovers fan charged over match chants
A Blackburn Rovers supporter is set to appear in court following accusations of chanting offensive slogans during a match. The Crown Prosecution Service has confirmed the case.
Common driving mistake risks £1,000 fine
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines due to a simple but costly oversight. Here's how to avoid falling foul of the law.
£5k fine warning for drivers skipping key safety check
UK motorists risk hefty penalties for neglecting a basic vehicle safety inspection. Experts reveal the shocking number of drivers unaware of this legal requirement.
Ex-MP Gareth Ward convicted of sex offences
Ex-NSW MP Gareth Ward has been taken into custody after being convicted of serious sex offences. Read the full story here.
Tommy Robinson flees UK amid police probe
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson reportedly left the UK via St Pancras station as police sought to question him over an alleged public order offence.
Yousaf defends Police Scotland's protest approach
Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf has defended Police Scotland's approach to managing protests, following backlash over recent demonstrations. Critics argue the force has been too lenient, but Yousaf insists officers have acted 'appropriately'.
Gallagher brother charged with rape and sexual offences
Paul Gallagher, brother of Oasis stars Noel and Liam, faces serious allegations including rape and other sexual offences. The case has sent shockwaves through the music industry.
Oasis stars' brother charged with rape
Paul Gallagher, the older brother of Oasis stars Noel and Liam Gallagher, has been charged with rape and a string of violent sex offences, sparking shockwaves in the music world.
Ex-police officer jailed for child sex offences
A former Lancashire police officer, Christopher Spelman, has been sentenced to prison for engaging in sexual communications with a child and other offences.
Labour council approves £100 fines for swearing
A Labour-run council has approved a controversial Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) allowing fines of up to £100 for swearing in public, raising concerns over civil liberties.
Brit Charged with Drug Offences in Thailand
Cameron Bradford, a British national, has been charged with drug-related offences in Thailand, potentially facing severe penalties under the country's strict drug laws.
Childcare worker charged with 162 sex offences
A former childcare worker in Logan, Queensland, has been charged with 162 child sex offences, including rape and indecent treatment of children. The case has sent shockwaves through the community.
Deborah Mason jailed for drug offences
A woman has been sentenced to prison for drug-related crimes, marking a significant victory for local law enforcement.
Paul Ince gets 12-month driving ban for speeding
Former England midfielder Paul Ince has been handed a 12-month driving ban after being caught speeding twice in just over a month.
Police clash with protesters in Epping unrest
Officers were forced to intervene as a peaceful protest in Epping escalated into chaos, with clashes breaking out between police and demonstrators.
Bank exec dies after child sex charges
A senior executive at Commonwealth Bank took his own life after facing charges of procuring children for sex. The shocking case has sent ripples through the banking community.
Drivers risk £1,000 fine for outdated licence photos
Millions of UK drivers may be unknowingly breaking the law by failing to update their licence photo, risking hefty fines and penalties. Here’s what you need to know to stay legal.
Women held in terror probe linked to defence firm
Two women have been detained by counter-terror police on suspicion of offences connected to a British defence manufacturing firm. Read the latest updates on this developing story.
Drivers risk 3 points for this road rule breach
Motorists risk hefty penalties for failing to follow a little-known road rule. Experts warn that overlooking this regulation could lead to points on your licence and a £100 fine.
Secret Court Order Gags Media Over MOD Case
A high-profile superinjunction has been issued, preventing UK media from reporting on a confidential Ministry of Defence matter. The legal gag order raises questions about press freedom and government transparency.
Do We Need More Anti-Protest Laws? UK Debate
As antisemitism protests continue, the UK government considers stricter anti-protest laws. But critics argue existing legislation is already excessive—raising concerns over civil liberties.
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