Man arrested for false imprisonment after woman found critically injured in London

The US seized the luxury superyacht Amadea, valued at £240m, linked to sanctioned Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov, who denies ownership, claiming it belongs to businessman Eduard Khudainatov. As the yacht is up for auction, legal risks persist for potential buyers, as ownership claims could be challenged in foreign courts, potentially leading to costly litigation. Want More Context? 🔎

Mining in Zimbabwe: A Deadly TradeIn Zimbabwe's Matabeleland North, artisanal mining is a perilous occupation, with workers like Gilbert Nuovu and Gordon Sibanda recounting the dangers and fatalities associated with illegal pits. Despite the risks—including collapses and lack of safety gear—many locals dig for gold due to high unemployment and poverty, often leading to tragic consequences. Want More Context? 🔎

With Kim Leadbeater's bill scheduled for debate in the Lords on Friday, former Paralympian athlete opposing the bill has disclosed the harassment she faces from its supporters. Meanwhile, allies in the Lords are urging Keir Starmer to allow more time for thorough examination of the legislation. Want More Context? 🔎

Protests outside a migrant hotel in Fallowfield, Manchester, led to six arrests, including charges related to racially aggravated public order offences and indecent exposure. A dispersal order is in effect to maintain peace, with police increasing their presence amid similar protests occurring in other UK cities following a high-profile sexual assault case involving a migrant. Want More Context? 🔎

A British tourist is among three women injured in Ibiza after an SUV mounted the pavement, resulting in one fatality and two serious injuries. The Irish driver, suspected of being under the influence of nitrous oxide, has been arrested on charges including manslaughter and reckless driving, while investigations are ongoing. Want More Context? 🔎

Around 60,000 people, led by former Conservative cabinet minister Michael Gove, Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice, and Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, marched in London on September 7, 2025, to protest the rising normalization of antisemitism in the UK. The march followed a significant pro-Palestine demonstration and aimed to raise awareness of hate against the Jewish community amidst increasing incidents of violence. Want More Context? 🔎