German media bias falsely inflates crime by foreigners – DW – 10/18/2025

“We are charting something like the fever curve of society,” journalism professor Thomas Hestermann said of his new study, “Crime and Migration: Perception in German Media,”  which examined how the nationality and ethnicity of crime... Read more »

York MP calls on royal family to explain source of £12m Virginia Giuffre payment | Prince Andrew

An MP has called on the royal family to explain how Prince Andrew funded a settlement in a sexual abuse case brought by Virginia Giuffre. Rachael Maskell, who represents York Central, said... Read more »

Russia keeps hitting Ukraine’s training centers — and Ukraine doesn’t have an answer

Infantry recruits of the 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade listen to an instructor while undergoing a basic training course at an undisclosed location in eastern Ukraine on Oct. 11, 2025. (Ed Jones /... Read more »

Regular boxing shows could be on the cards in Donegal – Jason Quigley

Former world middleweight title challenger Jason Quigley says the Rumble In The Hills, Rising Stars card in Letterkenny could be the start of regular shows in the county. Quigley, who is now... Read more »

Families are priced out of London, Assembly told

Kumail JafferLocal Democracy Reporting Service AFP via Getty Images The number of births in London in 2023 was 20% lower than the peak in 2012, according to the London Assembly Families are... Read more »

Germany’s Merz under fire for ‘racist’ deportation comment – DW – 10/18/2025

Earlier this week German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited Potsdam, the capital of the eastern state of Brandenburg, on a trip that was supposed to offer some respite after a high-profile diplomatic event in Egypt, where... Read more »

Home Office told last week of potential Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban, police unit says

Maia Davies & Dearbail Jordan AFP via Getty Images Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans in Amsterdam in November The Home Office was told last week that a ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv... Read more »

Residents ‘tormented’ by return of mosquitoes

Molly Clarke Molly Clarke says she suffers from ‘severe reactions’ from mosquito bites, which residents in the Ballykelly area say are on the increase again Residents in a County Londonderry village have... Read more »

Inside Lithuania’s strained relations with Belarus opposition

Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, opposition leader in Belarus, at the European Political Community (EPC) summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025. (Nichlas Pollier/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Belarusian opposition in neighboring Lithuania had... Read more »

‘While innovation moves fast, security often lags behind,’ says ThreatLocker CPO

Rob Allen discusses the volatile global cybersecurity space and why a career in cyber is becoming increasingly popular. October is World Cybersecurity Month and at SiliconRepublic.com, it is the month in which... Read more »