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Abdullah Tanoli, a London security guard, bravely disarmed a knifeman attacking an 11-year-old girl, saving her life. Despite lacking special training, Tanoli acted swiftly, pinning down the attacker until police arrived. The attacker, Ioan Pintaru, was sentenced to indefinite detention in a mental hospital due to psychosis. Tanoli, who sees the girl as a little sister, was awarded £1,000 for his bravery.

Abu Wadee, a Palestinian migrant with extremist ties, released from UK prison after serving nine months. Despite calls for deportation, Home Office unable to remove him due to asylum claim. Jewish community fears for safety amidst rising antisemitic threats and recent attacks. Critics accuse UK of being a soft touch for militants.

Homeowners Defiant Airbnb Tower Sparks Neighbor Outrage: A Forty-Foot Cabin in Rhos on Seas Garden Stirs Controversy

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash from local pubs over tax hikes, with landlords demanding relief on business rates and VAT. The pub industry warns of mass closures due to spiraling costs, as Reeves refuses to rule out further tax rises.

A young boy was involved in a hit-and-run with a moped in Denton, Tameside, on December 20, 2025. The boy was rushed to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The moped rider fled the scene. Road closures were lifted, and police are urging anyone with information to come forward.

In a shocking turn of events, Victoria Hopkins son, Morgan, was stabbed multiple times by a stranger, leaving him fighting for his life. The attack occurred near a social club in Swansea, with the assailant, Kane Evans, sentenced to seventeen years and six months in prison. Despite the trauma, Morgan has shown remarkable progress, starting to coach rugby six months after the incident. Victoria, however, feels only sorrow for Evans family, grateful that her son survived and can now enjoy Christmas with his loved ones.

Newly uncovered documents from the Epstein files reveal the intricate relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, dating back to the early nineties. Epstein, a wealth manager, helped Maxwell cope with her fathers death and financial struggles, eventually leading to a deep friendship and business partnership. The files also highlight their connections to Britains royals, including Prince Andrew, and Maxwells efforts to recover her fathers lost fortune. As Maxwell serves her sentence, these releases continue to shed light on their extensive influence.

Thousands of Jeffrey Epstein files released, but key images vanish; Democrats demand transparency, Trump allies accuse political motives. Newly revealed photos of Bill Clinton and celebrities, but few new details on Trump. Victims and lawmakers frustrated as redactions delay full picture of Epsteins crimes and investigations.

Former footballer Karen Carney, the first athlete to win Strictly Come Dancing, triumphed over Love Islands Amber Davies and social media star George Clarke. Paired with Carlos Gu, Carneys standout performances, including a football-themed jive and a show dance to Inner Smile by Texas, secured her victory. The emotional final saw Claudia Winkleman and Tess Dalys last hosting gig, with Queen Camilla praising their warmth and compassion. Amber and Nikita, along with George and Alexis, also delivered impressive routines. Boyband Five performed, and despite rumors of a rigged vote, Carney and Gu danced off with the glitterball trophy.