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Leaked documents expose Irans hidden repression machine, revealing a brutal crackdown on protests using motorcycle gangs, snipers, and psychological warfare. The regimes last line of defense, Tharallah Headquarters, deploys Basij Imam Ali units and recruits criminals to suppress dissent. Experts urge the West to weaken this operation through targeted strikes, highlighting the urgent need to shift power to the unarmed Iranian people.

Czech drug dealer, Patrik Durac, jailed for 12 months after sneaking back into UK, despite deportation and criminal record. He was caught using a fake passport and social media posts showed him back in Stoke-on-Trent. Holyhead port sees surge in illegal entries and fake documents.

Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old American citizen, was shot and killed by an ICE officer in Minneapolis while sitting in her SUV. The Trump administration claims it was self-defense, but bystander videos suggest otherwise. Renee, a mother of three, was on a neighborhood patrol with her wife, Becca, when the incident occurred. The shooting took place during a large-scale immigration crackdown, leading to over 1,500 arrests. State investigators have been blocked from involvement, causing concern about the outcomes credibility.

Jonathan Gerlach, a 34-year-old Pennsylvania man, faces numerous charges after police discovered over 100 human remains in his car, home, and storage unit. The gruesome findings included skulls, headless torsos, mummified feet, bones, and childrens remains from Mount Moriah Cemetery in Delaware County. Gerlach was seen leaving the cemetery with a crowbar and a burlap sack containing childrens mummified remains, three skulls, and loose bones. He allegedly pried open 26 mausoleums and burial vaults over months. The community is shocked as Mount Moriah is a historic site, once the resting place of Betsy Ross. Gerlach admitted stealing at least 30 sets of human remains, including some hundreds of years old and one skeleton with a pacemaker still attached. He is held on $1 million bail, with a court date set for January 20th.

Teenage Darts Sensation Luke Littler Signs Record-Breaking Deal with Target Darts Eighteen-year-old darts prodigy Luke Littler has secured a historic £20 million deal with his sponsor, Target Darts. This ten-year contract, the largest in the sports history, includes bonuses, potential earnings, and a share of product sales. Littler, who won the World Championship last weekend, has already amassed nearly £2.8 million in prize money since turning professional at age sixteen. Target, which sponsored Littler at age twelve, has seen him grow into a standout player and brand ambassador, with endorsements from KP Nuts, Xbox, and Boohoo Man. Littler is now preparing for the World Series in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, with a promising future ahead.

Manchester Airport swiftly addressed a pothole on Runway one, rerouting flights to the second runway with minimal disruption. Despite minor delays, the backup runway proved its worth, enabling a quick resolution and maintaining the airports schedule.

Three schoolboys survived a harrowing fall from a double-decker bus in Ashton-in-Makerfield, with CCTV capturing the moment. The boys, aged 13 and 14, attended St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School and were rushed to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident, linked to a disturbance on the bus, has prompted TravelSafe officers to board the nine fifty service temporarily. Police and the bus operator are investigating, with passenger safety a top priority as the boys recover.

Former Chelsea Football Club assistant treasury manager, Claire Walsh, avoids jail time after stealing over £200,000 through fake ticket refunds. Walsh, a 39-year-old from Chelsea, admitted to creating fraudulent refunds for season ticket holders, funneling the money to her own credit cards. Despite her clean record and claim of helping her struggling family, the judge emphasized the seriousness of stealing from a trusted position. Walsh received a suspended two-year prison sentence, community service, and rehabilitation, with Chelsea forgoing compensation or costs.

Metropolitan Polices vetting checks scandal, Reform UKs London mayor candidates homelessness plan, David Bowies former home opens to public, driving test backlog persists, Charing Cross Hospital staff boosted by royal visit, and screenwriters major award win. London news keeps evolving.