A man in his thirties has been taken into custody on suspicion of rape following a Sikh woman's report of a racially motivated assault...

An A&E doctor from overseas, who has undergone training and practice in the UK for a decade, expressed strong disapproval towards Nigel Farage's proposal to eliminate indefinite leave to remain (ILR). Dr. Jinnie Shin, aged 44 and originally from Boston, US, shared her concerns about the potential implications of the proposed changes, hoping that such "absurd" plans will not come to fruition. She relocated to the UK in 2015 to join the prestigious NHS following a career transition from biomedical science to medicine. Having qualified as a doctor in 2019 and actively contributed during the pandemic within the NHS, Jinnie currently holds a Tier 2 skilled worker visa and aims to apply for ILR within the coming...

Tom Aspinall's first heavyweight title defense ended in controversy as his fight with Ciryl Gane was declared a no contest due to accidental eye pokes. Aspinall, who had a quick victory in his last bout, was set to face Jon Jones before Jones announced his retirement. The matchup between Aspinall and Gane was highly anticipated, with Gane being seen as a tough challenger. The fight took a turn when a referee intervened due to the accidental eye poke, leading to the match being halted. Aspinall expressed frustration over the incident, while Gane apologized for the outcome. Following the fight, Aspinall was taken to the hospital for evaluation, and UFC president Dana White mentioned the possibility of a...