Installed and spare lithium batteries should be carried in the cabin; checked devices must be powered off and protected as officials review other screening rules
Critics point to a string of prosecutions and buffer-zone laws as evidence of narrowing public expression; government leaders say free speech remains protected
Glynn Leedell, 46, was sentenced to four years and six months after pleading guilty to wounding with intent over a July 17 attack captured on police footage
Agreement follows U.S. raid that arrested 475 people, mostly South Korean nationals; Seoul to repatriate workers by charter flight
An outline drawn on social media sparked debate; a review of Land Registry, census, Ofqual and crime data shows advantages inside the corridor but notable exceptions and affordability issues remain.
Heather Hall, a College of Charleston teacher and mother of two, was visiting Portugal to speak at a conference when the Glória funicular derailed
Attack follows Israeli strike on Sanaa that killed Houthi prime minister as regional tensions rise and Gaza negotiations falter
John Healey warns of a 'two‑tier' policing risk as Metropolitan Police make mass arrests at Parliament Square demonstration tied to proscribed group
New report by former prisoners and researchers documents beatings, sexual violence, medical neglect and extended solitary confinement amid the post‑2019 crackdown