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ICE arrests British woman holding newborn son in California
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(Daily Mail Online)

Why Tube passengers could still end up paying more despite national rail fares freeze
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Concerns grow that London Underground, Elizabeth line and London Overground fares - and the cost of Travelcards - will rise again next March (London News)

UK minister flags visa 'abuse' as student asylum claims surge
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More than 14,000 students on study visas sought asylum this year to June 2025 according to Home Office figures. (BBC News)

Labour support in London at record low, new poll finds as Reeves Budget tax raid to hammer capital
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Exclusive: Nigel Farage’s Reform UK surges to 23% in the capital, ahead of the Tories on 20%, with Labour on 32% (London News)

Strictly star Neil Jones and Greens leader Zack Polanski back our appeal
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“Let’s shine a light on those left in the shadows”, says Polanski, as Jones reminds us “homelessness can happen to anyone” (London News)

Goalkeeper Hannah Hampton voted BBC Women's Footballer of the Year
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Chelsea and England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton is voted BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2025 after a superb 12 months for club and country. (BBC News)

The species at risk of extinction named in UK-first report
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Species in Peril identifies thousands of at-risk species in Wales based on geographical restriction. (BBC News)

'How I lost £80K to fake Jason Momoa Facebook scammers'
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"Jane", from north-east England, tells how she lost her inheritance in an elaborate 18-month scam. (BBC News)

Windrush tsar fears repeat of citizenship scandal
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Clive Foster expresses concerns over the government's proposals to tackle illegal migration. (BBC News)

‘Vast overreach’: police allowed to conduct warrantless pat-downs of people across inner Melbourne for six months
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Search powers, usually reserved for protests, will be in effect in the CBD and beyond in a move criticised by human rights groupsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastVictoria police will have the power to conduct warrant-less pat-downs, search cars and move people on in Melbourne’s CBD for six months, in a move human rights and legal groups have described as a “vast overreach”.Police on Tuesday declared the CBD, Docklands, Southbank, the sporting and entertainment precinct and parts of East Melbourne and South Melbourne as a “designated area” from Sunday, until 29 May 2026. Continue reading... (The Guardian)