Can state police end banditry? Tinubu’s security shift sparks debate
Following the high rate of banditry and killings in Nigeria, President Bola Tinubu has recently directed a review of Nigeria’s…
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UK’s contactless card payments could soon have no limit
Contactless card payments in the UK could soon go above the current £100 limit and may even become unlimited under…
Four dead, three missing in channel crossings
Four people, including two children, have died in separate attempts to cross the Channel to the UK in the past…
Kent, Greenwich universities to merge into UK’s first ‘super-university’ by 2026
The University of Kent and the University of Greenwich are set to merge in 2026 to form what is being…
Starmer reports to ICC over alleged human rights violations in Chagos Islands deal
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been reported to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged crimes against humanity…
Channel migrants could receive millions in compensation over unlawful detention at Manston centre
Lawyers representing the migrants say their clients were detained in cold, unsanitary tents, often forced to sleep on the floor with only thin blankets and little access to hygiene facilities.
UK police charge suspect in death of Nigerian man, James Gbadamosi
The United Kingdom’s Metropolitan Police have arrested and charged 37-year-old Andre Wright-Walters in connection with the death of Nigerian national,…
Mahmood: UK to suspend visas for countries refusing to take back illegal migrants
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has warned.
She said the government was ready to cut visas for workers, students and visitors if countries did not play by the rules and accept citizens who have no right to stay in Britain.
Labour deputy leadership race begins after Rayner’s resignation
Baroness Harriet Harman has said Labour’s next deputy leader must be a woman. Her comments come as the party prepares…
Reed vows historic housebuilding drive to deliver 1.5m homes
Steve Reed, the newly appointed Housing Secretary, has vowed to launch one of the most ambitious housebuilding drives in UK…