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Newly released text messages show Charlie Kirk believed Ben Shapiro was trying to sabotage his and Candace Owens's careers, a revelation further stoking tensions among conservative personalities.

Erika Kirk calls Vice President JD Vance a 'blessing' and praises his support following her husband Charlie's assassination, noting she sees similarities between Vance and her late husband.

Three inmates charged with murder after child killer Kyle Bevan found dead in HMP Wakefield, weeks after Ian Watkins' fatal prison attack.

Joey Barton found guilty of six 'grossly offensive' posts targeting pundits Eni Aluko, Lucy Ward, and broadcaster Jeremy Vine, reigniting debate on free speech.

Julia Wandelt, who once claimed to be missing child Madeleine McCann, has been cleared of stalking but convicted of harassing the McCann family after a five-week trial at Leicester Crown Court.

The offences began when Shields, posing as a 19-year-old online, started communicating with the girl, complimenting her and assuring her they could 'make it work' despite her age.

Keir Starmer faces a Labour meltdown as approval plunges to -52, MPs are suspended, and Reform surges. Explore the polls, rebellions and scandals fuelling talk of his 2025 downfall.

The Bank of England's rate hold creates winners and losers among UK mortgage borrowers, as lenders cut fixed rates but tracker customers miss out on immediate relief.

RSPCA and animal sanctuaries report widespread distress among pets and wildlife after Bonfire Night 2025, renewing calls to curb private fireworks and introduce quieter alternatives.

NHS-backed study finds babies born to Black mothers are 81% more likely to die in neonatal care than white babies, even after adjusting for risk factors.

The FAA will cut flight capacity by 10% at 40 major U.S. airports starting Friday, 7 November, as controller shortages from the prolonged government shutdown threaten to ground millions of travellers.

EV drivers may have to pay extra per mile once Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a new road tax scheme.

Lancashire Police are urgently searching for 32-year-old Imtiaz Hussain, wanted in connection with two GBH assaults, a knifepoint robbery and a drug-related court failure, with the public warned not to approach him and to call 999 with any information.

Two inmates were wrongly freed from HMP Wandsworth as data shows 262 mistaken releases in a year, exposing major flaws in the UK prison system.

BBC sting exposes Kurdish fixer offering to erase £60K migrant fines, revealing UK-wide visa scam networks exploiting mini-marts and care workers.

Nearly half of Britain's young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) are now classified as disabled, with mental health and autism driving a sharp rise in long-term worklessness.

Bengali signs at Whitechapel Station have ignited online debate over multiculturalism, identity, and representation in modern London amid rising tensions over cultural integration.

The UK's new sentencing reforms aim to cut reoffending through rehabilitation, but police warn crime could rise by up to 6% without proper funding and oversight.

Whistleblower exposes how sex offence suspects exploit asylum loopholes as UK crossings surge past 25,000. Billions spent, public safety questioned, and morale crumbles inside the Home Office.

A nine-month-old baby was killed by an exempt XL Bully in Wales, sparking debate over UK dog-law loopholes and the safety of the exemption system.

Barnsley teen Jack Allot, 15, died by suicide after being bullied at school. His mother told an inquest he was so nice and targeted by classmates.

UK authorities are scrambling to recapture Algerian sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, wrongly freed from HMP Wandsworth in a shocking prison blunder that's triggered outrage, political fallout, and a nationwide manhunt.

The Huntingdon train stabbing sparked fear among Britons. Now, the suspect is being linked to three other knife attacks.

BBC uncovers £2.2bn ($3.38bn) tax dodge via migrant labour in UK mini-marts: ghost directors, hidden stashes, underage sales. Home Office vows crackdown amid high street chaos

Chancellor Rachel Reeves weighs 20% settling-up charge on UK assets for wealthy leavers in budget 2025, targeting tax havens and aligning with G7 amid 16,500 millionaire migrations.

Three UK activists jailed over anti-Elbit protests launch a hunger strike on the Balfour Declaration anniversary, demanding bail, fair trials, and an end to Britain's arms trade with Israel.

Zohran Mamdani becomes New York City's first Muslim and South Asian mayor, winning through a grassroots campaign after early work in film, including Queen of Katwe.

LNER rail worker Samir Zitouni, 48, has been named as the hero who saved lives during the Huntingdon train stabbing. He is being praised nationwide for extraordinary bravery that many say defies hate and fear.

Thomas Waller, 18, has been convicted of raping and sexually abusing children as young as three at a Surrey nursery. A judge ruled his crimes were too serious for youth court, with sentencing at crown court expected later this month.