Day: May 29, 2025
Tory-run council considers legal action against Labour government over asylum seeker costs
Exclusive: Hillingdon Council leader Ian Edwards said settling of asylum seekers into the community was putting ‘intolerable pressure’ on the local authority
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Palestinian UN envoy breaks down in tears over children dying in Gaza
A Palestinian UN envoy broke down in tears over children dying in Gaza, delivering an emotional address to the Security Council on Wednesday (28 May) as he described the “unbearable” suffering of Palestinian children amid the ongoing war.
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Cave systems and abandoned cabins searched in hunt for ‘Devil in the Ozarks’ rapist
Reapist former police chief Grant Hardin is familiar with the hidden cave systems, locals said
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Schoolchildren struggling with headaches and vomiting from gas plant pollution
Residents say they can smell ‘rotten egg with propane’ emanating from nearby natural gas wells
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Liverpool parade crash latest: Suspect’s wife found out about collision ‘when she saw her car on television’
The number of injured people in the crash has climbed to 79, police said
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Currys worker’s fury over missing office mug ‘out of proportion’, judge rules
Aggrieved employee’s ‘confrontational’ response over his missing cup likely caused resentment among his colleagues, tribunal finds
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Marco Rubio announces US will ‘aggressively revoke’ Chinese students’s visas
The announcement included few details regarding how many visas would be revoked
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Iceland issues urgent recall on bread rolls after customers told ‘do not eat’
Supermarket warns of allergy risk that could trigger symptoms such as diarrhoea and stomach pain
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Could you survive a bear attack? It might depend on the species
The U.S. National Park Service says understanding the bear’s behaviour can be the difference between life and death
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Japan joins China in trying to lure foreign students from US after Trump’s visa crackdown
A growing number of Asian universities are offering students transfers opportunities after the US moved to restrict enrollment
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