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Amid uproar over Prince Andrew’s alleged sexual abuse of a teenage accuser of Jeffrey Epstein, Britain is debating if King Charles should do more to punish his brother.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Disturbing details of a neo-nazi group’s plot against migrants and their places of worship have come to light.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: After a record 80,000 phones were stolen in the city last year it became apparent that this wasn’t just normal low-level street crime.

The ‘violent and brazen’ attack shocked police who quickly identified two teenage suspects with the help of witnesses.

A clearly emotional Prince of Wales has discussed the devastating impact of suicide and the need for better support for those at risk.

He thought he was paying for his girlfriend’s cancer treatment, but she was actually spending his money on cosmetic procedures while letting her young daughter believe she might die.

As Keir Starmer polls as the UK’s most unpopular Prime Minister, Tory Leader Kemi Badenoch has stunned the country with an audacious plan to scrap stamp duty and solve a housing crisis.

A fun day out with friends has turned tragic after a 12-year-old girl was crushed to death by a falling tree branch while playing on a rope swing.

More than 900 people attended the 24-year-old’s funeral, who had seemed perfectly healthy before she developed minor symptoms.

The 39-year-old forklift driver thought his jackpot meant freedom, but months of excess ended with an ambulance ride and a terrifying realisation.

A young man was found dead in his hotel room after he allegedly swallowed packets of cocaine, which burst open in his stomach.

Dubbed Britain’s ‘most hated mum’, former model Carla Belluci has once again ignited controversy — this time with a bold warning about Gen Z’s apparent disinterest in sex.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The safety of Jewish residents in Britain is a raw political challenge for Keir Starmer, who rose to power in the Labour Party by pledging to rid its ranks of anti-Semitism.

UK police are investigating the arson incident and are treating it as a hate crime.

Police have arrested six people on suspicion of terror offences after an attack on a synagogue in northwest England.