All news for 2025-11-01

There is increasing pressure on Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to testify before a significant U.S. Congressional committee regarding his association with the paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein

Thousands of demonstrators have assembled in the Rio favela that experienced the most lethal police action in Brazil's history this week, calling for an investigation into the deaths and a halt to security strategies that have transformed working-class areas into "war zones"

German firms have contributed almost $2 billion (€1.72bn) in taxes to Russia following the invasion of Ukraine, thereby supporting the war endeavour. Detractors call for an urgent pull-out

Kash Patel, the Director of the FBI, has revealed that the organisation prevented a terror plot that was scheduled to take place in Michigan during Halloween weekend

A former sergeant major from the British Army has received a six-month prison sentence for the sexual assault of a young soldier, who subsequently ended her own life

A hockey coach has been sentenced to prison after savagely killing his wife and trying to disguise it as a suicide to collect her life insurance and pursue a relationship with another woman

A man found guilty of murder, who stabbed his pregnant girlfriend 23 times following his release on licence, has been sentenced to at least 42 years in prison

Approximately 100 firefighters are addressing a fire in Notting Hill, west London, this morning

A probe has been initiated into the source of large deposits of human ashes discovered in the desert close to Las Vegas

Hamas has returned the bodies of three individuals to Israel, yet Israel states they do not correspond to any of the captives

Prince Andrew has been compelled to vacate Royal Lodge, his 30-room residence in Windsor

A schoolboy was refused entry onto a Qatar Airways flight for his family's £3,000 holiday to Thailand because of a faint 'sticker mark' on his passport

Canada's Prime Minister, Mark Carney, mentioned that he had expressed his apologies to US President Donald Trump regarding a political advertisement opposing tariffs and had instructed the Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, not to air it

A French court sentenced four Bulgarians to imprisonment on Friday for defiling a Jewish memorial with red handprints last year, an act which prosecutors suspect may have been influenced by foreign elements connected to Russia