UK counterfeit banknotes surge: how to spot fakes and avoid loss
Counterfeit notes in the UK have doubled since 2024. Learn how to spot fake £10 and £20 notes and what to do if you receive one.
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Are Passkeys Safer Than Passwords? Experts Weigh In
Passkeys are touted as more secure than passwords, but what if your phone is stolen? Readers discuss the pros and cons of this authentication method.
FBI Fires Analysts Over Catholic Extremism Memo
Several FBI analysts tied to a 2023 memo on Catholic violent extremists were fired amid a broader purge under Director Kash Patel, a Trump loyalist.
Police Update: Multiple Shot at Toledo Festival
Toledo police provide update after multiple people were shot at a festival. Authorities investigating the incident, no suspects in custody yet.
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Toledo Festival Shooting: 12 Wounded, Suspects at Large
At least 12 people were shot near the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio. Police search for two suspects as festival events are canceled.
High Court Justice Warns of US-Style Court Stacking
Justice Robert Beech-Jones accuses the Samuel Griffith Society of attempting to stack Australia's High Court with conservatives, mirroring US tactics.
Lammy Tells Vance He Was Wrong About Nowak Murder
Deputy PM David Lammy says he told US Vice-President JD Vance he was wrong to blame mass migration for the murder of British teenager Henry Nowak.
March for French Schoolgirl After Police Failures
Thousands marched for 11-year-old Lyhanna, murdered after police failed to question suspect over prior rape allegations, sparking outrage in France.
Banning Sikh Kirpan Is Irrational, Says Retired Judge
A retired judge argues that calls to ban the Sikh kirpan are irrational, comparing it to other cultural symbols like the Scottish sgian-dubh and military swords.
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Henry Nowak case: policing failures and far-right exploitation
Readers respond to articles on the death of Henry Nowak, highlighting police inaction, need for guideline reforms, and condemnation of far-right exploitation.
London Councils Accused of Illegally Dumping Vulnerable Families
Exclusive: London councils are illegally moving vulnerable families, including abuse survivors, hundreds of miles away, straining deprived towns amid a housing crisis.
Vulnerable people face 'inhumane' ultimatums from London councils
Charities say London councils are unlawfully forcing vulnerable homeless people to choose between the streets or accommodation hundreds of miles away, targeting refugees and trafficking survivors.
Trump won't rule out paying Capitol rioters who attacked police
Donald Trump declined to rule out compensating individuals charged with assaulting police during the Jan 6 Capitol attack, citing an 'anti-weaponization' fund.
Home Office report author says ex-officer tried to compromise him
Dr David Wilson, author of a Home Office report on Chinese organised crime, reveals attempts to influence his work, including a suspected honey trap by a former British police officer.
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Russian Drone Hits Chernobyl Nuclear Waste Storage Site
A Russian Shahed drone damaged a spent nuclear fuel storage building near Chornobyl, Ukraine. Zelenskyy calls it a 'vile' attack, but radiation levels remain normal.
Correction on Royal Navy Helicopter Crash Misdescription
A correction clarifies that the Merlin Mk4 helicopter in the fatal crash is an amphibious troop deployment aircraft, not anti-submarine warfare as previously stated.
Italian Rescuers Recover 10 Bodies Off Malta
Italian coastguard recovers 10 bodies after migrant boat capsizes off Malta; about 48 rescued alive from vessel carrying 60 from Libya.
Ex-CIA Official Stole $40M in Gold via Fake Spy Program
David Rush, a former CIA officer, allegedly created a fake 'special access program' to steal over $40 million in gold bars and other valuables from the agency.
Fayed Survivors Urge Trafficking Probe
Survivors of Mohamed Al Fayed's abuse call for a trafficking investigation, saying the 'true scale' of his network remains hidden. Over 400 allegations made.
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Trump Immigration Chaos: Filipino Caregivers in Limbo
Filipino migrant workers in US caregiving roles face fear and exploitation due to shifting Trump immigration policies, creating uncertainty for green card applicants.
Melbourne Teacher Murdered by Brother in India
Melbourne teacher Sunil Sharma was allegedly murdered by his brother over a property dispute in India. Four arrests have been made, and police are searching for his remains.
Israel Strikes Iran Despite Trump's Plea for Restraint
Israel launched airstrikes on Iranian military targets hours after Trump urged Netanyahu not to retaliate against Iran's missile attack, escalating regional tensions.
Aviva detects record £230m in bogus insurance claims
Aviva identified over 18,400 suspect insurance claims worth £233m in 2025, a record high, as fraudsters increasingly use AI to fake accidents and documents.
Magistrate Extends Suppression Order for High-Profile Man
A Queensland magistrate has extended a suppression order protecting the identity of a high-profile man in an ongoing extortion case, despite media opposition arguing the order lacks legal basis.
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Bailiff Regulation in England and Wales Stalled, ECB Says
A year after the UK government pledged to regulate bailiffs, the Enforcement Conduct Board criticizes lack of progress, leaving millions unprotected from harmful practices.
Hastie: Hanson Is 'Maga First' on Iran War
Liberal shadow minister Andrew Hastie criticizes One Nation's Pauline Hanson for prioritizing Trump's 'Maga' ideology over Australian interests, amid tensions over the US war in Iran.
Israel and Iran Exchange Strikes, Fears of Regional War Rise
Israel launched airstrikes on Iran after Iranian missiles hit northern Israel, breaking an April ceasefire. Houthi rebels also attacked, escalating Middle East tensions.
Dallas Mural Cover-Up: Wyland Sues Fifa for $25M
Artist Robert Wyland sues Fifa for $25 million after his iconic Dallas mural was painted over for a World Cup promotion, sparking a debate on public art rights.
7.8 Earthquake in Philippines Kills 19, Buildings Collapse
A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck the southern Philippines, killing at least 19, injuring 134, and leaving 12 missing. Buildings collapsed in General Santos City.
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House Votes to Restrict Trump on Iran as Republican Defections Grow
The House passed a measure to limit Trump's war powers on Iran, with four Republicans defecting. The vote reflects his diminished standing and loss of leverage as the war drags on.
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