QtrendsUK police face mounting scrutiny after bodycam footage shows a dying student was handcuffed during arrest, prompting Prime Minister Starmer to demand answers. Russia launched one of its deadliest offensives in months, striking Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities with at least 22 killed. The Trump administration scrapped a $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponisation' program. Talks between the US and Iran hit a critical juncture as Iran reportedly pauses mediation while Trump insists diplomacy continues. In Colombia, a pro-Trump candidate leads in the presidential vote as the ruling party casts doubt on the results.
British police are under intense scrutiny after bodycam footage emerged of officers handcuffing a dying university student during a welfare call. The video has sparked public outrage and led Prime Minister Keir Starmer to say it raises 'serious questions' for law enforcement. The Metropolitan Police have referred themselves to the police watchdog over the incident.
Russia carried out one of its heaviest bombardments in months, striking Kyiv and other major Ukrainian cities with missiles and drones. At least 22 people were killed and dozens wounded in the attacks, which included strikes on residential areas. Ukrainian officials condemned the assault as a deliberate escalation as Russia ramps up its offensive across the country.
The Trump administration has abandoned plans for a $1.8 billion fund described as an 'anti-weaponisation' initiative. The move has drawn scrutiny from lawmakers and analysts who questioned the purpose and oversight of the fund. Meanwhile, the US also conducted strikes on Iranian military sites, adding to tensions in the Middle East.
Iran has reportedly halted communications with mediators, according to Iranian press, while President Trump insists negotiations continue. Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire as the situation in Lebanon and Gaza remains volatile. Iran is also reviewing a proposed deal from Trump to halt hostilities, even as attacks on Lebanon persist.
A pro-Trump candidate has taken an early lead in Colombia's presidential election, sparking celebrations among supporters and skepticism from the ruling party, which has cast doubt on the results. European election monitors have dismissed fraud allegations, confirming the integrity of the vote. The outcome could shift Colombia closer to the US right-wing political camp.