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ICE arrests record 238 illegal immigrants in one day during South Texas enforcement operation
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced that its field office in Harlingen, Texas, carried out a single-day enforcement operation that resulted in the arrest of 238 people described as illegal immigrants, which the agency says is a new record for its targeted operations in the area. The operation, conducted with law enforcement partners,…
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Wayne Rooney tears into Thomas Tuchel for ‘asking for trouble’ with his substitutions as England collapsed in heartbreaking Argentina World Cup semi-final defeat
Wayne Rooney has strongly criticised England manager Thomas Tuchel over his substitutions during England’s 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, arguing the changes were “asking for trouble” and contributed directly to the team’s collapse. The row is significant because it echoes Tuchel’s own earlier criticism of predecessor Gareth Southgate for making England play with…
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Shock twist as father was allegedly set on fire by his son before he was found dead outside his home with ‘significant burns’
A man has died after allegedly being set alight by his son during an altercation at the family home in Glenmore Park, Australia. He was found dead outside the property with significant burns, and the case is now the subject of a police investigation into the circumstances of his death. Details remain limited, with the…
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Victoria’s top cop springs into action to take down armed man in Melbourne city street: ‘Angry and confused’
Victoria’s Chief Commissioner, Mike Bush, personally intervened to help detain an armed man during an incident on a Melbourne city street. The senior police officer stepped in to assist with the arrest, which comes amid ongoing public concern about knife and weapons offences in the Victorian capital. The man, described as “angry and confused” during…
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Burnham must avoid ‘summer of speculation’ on tax, warns CBI chief
Rain Newton-Smith, chief executive of the CBI, has warned Andy Burnham to avoid a “summer of speculation” over tax and spending as he prepares to take over the Labour leadership, arguing such uncertainty is damaging for business. Her intervention comes as Burnham is set to take up the role on Friday, with a new cabinet…
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SWFC News: Wednesday push on with plan to connect with fans – as seen this week – thestar.co.uk
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SUFC News: Transfer delay set to hand “impressive” rookie another chance to shine – thestar.co.uk
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Outrage as murderer is allowed Ozempic and plastic surgery – on the taxpayer’s dime – while ‘overeating’ on ‘lollies, chips and chocolate’
A prisoner named Alicia Schiller, who is serving a 16-year sentence for murder, has sparked public anger after reportedly being given access to the weight-loss drug Ozempic and plastic surgery at public expense. Critics have questioned why taxpayer funds are being used to provide such treatments to a convicted killer, particularly amid claims that she…
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Inside the Cosi controversy Adelaide media won’t touch: What we found when we investigated a beloved TV star’s new $10-a-month club – and why the Crows want no part of it
A Daily Mail investigation examines a subscription club reportedly launched by Andrew “Cosi” Costello, a well-known Adelaide television personality, which charges members around $10 a month. The report claims local Adelaide media have avoided covering the story, and says the Adelaide Crows AFL club has distanced itself from any association with the venture, amid allegations…
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Moroccan intelligence insider reveals widespread use of Pegasus hacking software
Whistleblower suggests internal security services deployed spyware from 2017 against key domestic and foreign targets A former member of Morocco’s domestic intelligence service has helped to provide an unprecedented insight into how the north African state used hacking software – including Pegasus spyware – to target journalists, human rights defenders, French politicians and Spanish cabinet…