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Alleged Iranian front group calls on Americans to kill Trump, claims it could have killed Ivanka

The group also called on Americans, particularly those in the US security apparatus and alleged victims of financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, to kill Trump.

US President Donald Trump walks toward reporters before answering questions prior to boarding Air Force One on April 10, 2026 at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. President Trump is traveling to Charlottesville, Virginia.
Hertfordshire High Street (Illustrative)

Hertfordshire Jewish-owned shop door set on fire, graffitied amid UK arson spree

Margery Brews "Letter to a Lover," April 16, 2026.

MyHeritage's Scribe AI decodes world's oldest love letter, reveals 15th century familial tensions

DANIEL PERETZ rose to the moment with a series of stunning saves vs Arsenal, carrying Southampton to a memorable FA Cup quarterfinal upset this week.

Israeli pride: Peretz lifts Southampton over Arsenal and into Wembley spotlight


Muhammad overtakes Noah as most popular baby boy name in England and Wales

This marks the first time the single spelling of the name Muhammad has topped the list without combining variations or alternative spellings.

 Mohamed Salah during the Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers football match between Egypt and Malawi.

Jews must stand tall, reclaim our identity, and embody the legacy of Benjamin Disraeli - opinion

Israel stands as a beacon of hope, fighting barbaric terror to free both Jews and Palestinians from the shackles of some of the worst terror organizations in the world.

 PROTESTERS DEMONSTRATE in support of Palestinians at Oxford University earlier this year. Jewish students should demand safety and respect or have the pride to go elsewhere, says the writer.

Visitors can explore King Henry I's royal chambers at Corfe Castle after nearly 400 years

The castle served as King Henry I's personal penthouse, featuring luxurious quarters and innovations like a 'garderobe.'

 Sunset at Corfe Castle, Dorset.

Greatest murder mystery in English royal history closer to be solved?

Richard III has long been suspected of having had his nephews murdered, with prevailing theories blaming him for their disappearance.

 Tower Bridge from the Tower of London.

5,000-years-old neolithic stone circles discovered in Dartmoor support 'Sacred Arc' theory

According to the theory, prehistoric people constructed a network of stone circles as part of an interconnected sacred landscape during the Neolithic period.

 The rock pillars of Great Staple Tor with views over the valley below, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, UK.

Largest treasure hoard found in England sold for £4.3 million

The hoard includes silver pennies minted between 1066 and 1068, likely buried during the turmoil of the Norman Conquest.

 The hoard includes silver pennies minted between 1066 and 1068.

Shaped like a gladiator: Rare 2,000-year-old Roman knife handle discovered in England

The knife handle is a testament to how pervasive the gladiator celebrity culture was in the Roman Empire, reaching all the way to Hadrian’s Wall at the very edge of the Roman Empire.

 2,000-year-old Roman gladiator-shaped knife handle.

Hitler-glorifying far-right extremist jailed on terrorism charges in northern England

Colin McNeil's websites reportedly inspired 18-year-old Payton Gendron to murder 10 people in a mass shooting at a grocery shop in the United States in 2022.

A gavel and a block is pictured on the judge's bench in this illustration picture taken in the Sussex County Court of Chancery in Georgetown, Delaware, U.S., June 9, 2021.

Criminal kills two children in 'ferocious' knife attack at Taylor Swift-themed event, UK police say

Police said armed police had arrested the suspect and seized a knife after being called around 11:50 a.m. to an address in Southport, north of Liverpool.

 Police work at the scene where a man was arrested after people were stabbed in Southport, Britain, July 29, 2024.

Kindertransport hero: Nicholas Winton’s extraordinary effort to save Jewish children in WWII

Winton was subsequently acclaimed as 'one of the righteous of the world,' even though he did not wish to receive this accolade.

 KINDERTRANSPORT MEMORIAL ‘Fur Das Kind’ by Flor Kent, inside London’s Liverpool Street Station, where sponsors and foster families met Kindertransport children as they arrived.