KEMI BADENOCH CLAIMS SHE NO LONGER IDENTIFIES AS NIGERIAN

Rakeem Thomas, 19, has been acquitted of all charges after a jury accepted his claim of self-defence in a train stabbing incident that left his rival, Kyran O’Shea-Deriggs, with severe injuries. The court heard that Thomas grabbed the knife from the victim in a moment of panic during a heated confrontation.

Former Arsenal striker Jay Emmanuel-Thomas, 33, has been charged and refused bail for importing over £600,000 worth of drugs.

Former BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards is set to retire on an eye-watering £300,000 per year BBC pension - despite the presenter having admitted to accessing indecent images of children.

Much has been written and speculated about the brief romance between Diane Abbott and Jeremy Corbyn - now MP Diane Abbott is setting the record straight.

Online fast fashion brand ASOS has become the latest fashion brand to start charging customers to return clothes.

A court heard how Katungua Tjitendero, 25, was struck on the afternoon of 22 July 2020, near Southmead Hospital in Bristol shortly after finishing his shift there.

A mother and chef have both died after being stabbed in separate incidents at Notting Hill Carnival. Mom, Cher Maximen, 32, and chef, Mussie Imnetu, 42, were the victims of stabbings at the carnival.

Brendan Nwabichie, a Teesside University student and carer, purchased a new Peugeot SUV after his car was destroyed in riots. A GoFundMe campaign raised over £60,000, surpassing its initial £3,000 goal. However, the process wasn't without controversy, as Brendan faced backlash over the allocation of funds. Despite this, he remains grateful and plans to donate 20% of the funds to charity.

Four individuals have been jailed for forging over 2,000 marriage certificates to help Nigerian nationals remain in the UK illegally. The group, sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court, London, operated between 2019 and 2023, making fraudulent EU Settlement Scheme applications. The Home Office investigation uncovered the organised crime group's extensive operation, leading to sentences ranging from nine months to six years.