Day: July 30, 2025
Dad pleads not guilty to murder of 9-year-old daughter after claiming she was kidnapped
Luciano Frattolin, 45, was indicted Tuesday on charges of murder and concealing a corpse
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Canada to recognize Palestinian State in September, PM says
Mark Carney made the announcement on Wednesday, following similar ones by France and the UK
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Trump said he wanted to protect ‘Dreamer’ immigrants with DACA. Now, officials say they should self-deport
President has flip-flopped on DACA multiple times since first administration, when he tried to end program
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Bernie Sanders puts Senate Democrats on notice over Gaza – and on the record with vote to block arms to Israel
Sanders says ‘the American people are sick and tired of supporting a racist extremist government in Israel.’ The democratic socialist is trying to move Democrats to match voter sentiment, Eric Garcia writes
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Airports in chaos after air traffic control outage grounds flights across UK
Aircraft and crews were left out of place as planes grounded or turned around mid-air at peak holiday season
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12 California department of transport employees held rowdy retirement with stripper and booze during work hours, report
The alleged party resulted in 10 members being served termination notices and another two being given suspension notices
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Met Police set to increase use of facial recognition technology amid force restructure
The Met said that it had made 1,000 arrests using live facial recognition, of which 773 had led to charge or caution
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Billionaire hotel tycoon reveals Heathrow Airport expansion bid with ‘shorter’ third runway
The billionaire’s Arora Group has published the plan which rivals a proposal from the airport’s owners
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These are the most affordable market towns for first-home buyers
The typical amount paid by first-time buyers for a home in a market town has increased by 2 per cent annually and by 26 per cent since 2020
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Your food shopping bill is set to increase. Here’s how much
Food inflation is set to soar to 6 per cent by the end of the year, posing a “significant challenge” to household budgets just as Christmas approaches, industry leaders have warned.
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