All news for 2025-01-19

TikTok is resuming services to its 170 million users hours before Donald Trump’s inauguration in Washington on Monday.

Britain’s ’pothole crisis’ has contributed to a seven-year high in the number of commuters killed or seriously harmed in accidents.

A woman was raped outside a shopping centre and another was attacked and left with serious facial injuries.

The Duke of Sussex and the former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson are the last two claimants still suing.

Microsoft takes legal action against foreign cybercriminals exploiting AI for harmful content.

Scam Sniffer urges caution as Telegram scams outpace traditional crypto theft methods

Ex-S&D politician is charged with participating in a criminal organization, more than two years after the corruption scandal broke.

Josip Dabro apologized for his actions which he called “the result of a moment of thoughtlessness.”

Diddy has been named 47 times in a secretly recorded police interview accusing him of offering "millions" for the murders of Tupac Shakur and record boss Suge Knight.

Truce in effect as Hamas names hostages to be freed: Romi Gonen, 24, Emily Damari, 28, and Doron Steinbrecher, 31.

A theatre in Paris which is known for its radical shows and exhibitions has been occupied by more than 250 African migrants after they were let in for a free event five weeks ago.

Bar Council calls for pandemic restrictions to help reintegrate non-violent offenders into society and ease pressure on overcrowded jails.

A paedophile has been sentenced to life in prison after he kidnapped an 11-year-old girl on her way home from primary school and sexually assaulted her.

Police have launched a hunt for a man who assaulted a 19-year-old woman in an alleyway after following her off a bus.

More than 70 people were arrested at a Palestine Solidarity march in central London after protestors were told to use a different route.

Diaries, believed to be genuine, chronicle 139 pre-war meetings between antisemitic aristocrat and Nazi leader

The TikTok ban in the US has some UK content creators concerned about what it means for their income and futures with fears the UK could bring in a similar ban on the app.

TikTok has officially gone down for its U.S. users, with a message warning users who open the app that it isn’t currently available.