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Mark Rowley 表示，Zack Polanski 的言論冒著削弱警員面對「危險」嫌疑人信心的風險 根據 Metropolitan police 首長的說法，Green party 黨魁 Zack Polanski 在 Golders Green 刺傷事件後分享了一則批評性的社群媒體貼文，此舉輕率地削弱了警員處理危險人物的信心。 週三，在兩名猶太人在倫敦西北郊區被刺傷後，警員拘捕嫌疑人的過程被拍攝了下來。繼續閱讀...

警方表示，Essa Suleiman 在倫敦北部兩名男子被刺傷後遭起訴。Metropolitan police 表示，週三兩名猶太男子在倫敦北部的 Golders Green 被刺傷後，Essa Suleiman 已被控謀殺未遂。警方稱，這名 45 歲男子因該事件被控兩項謀殺未遂罪及一項在公共場所持有刃具罪。繼續閱讀...

Mark Rowley 為週三事件中逮捕嫌疑犯的警員辯護，並呼籲 Green party 領袖展現團結。Metropolitan police 首長表示，Green party 領袖 Zack Polanski 分享一則關於 Golders Green 恐怖襲擊嫌疑犯被捕的貼文將產生「寒蟬效應」。Met 警員在週三於 London 西北郊區發生兩名猶太人遭刺傷事件後，逮捕了一名 45 歲男子。警方表示，該名嫌疑犯被以電擊槍擊中以將其制伏。繼續閱讀...

Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre 的評估意指恐怖攻擊 ‘highly likely’。在 Golders Green 刺傷事件後，UK 恐怖主義威脅級別已由 Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre 調升至 ‘severe’，這意味著恐怖攻擊被認為 ‘highly likely’。內政大臣 Shabana Mahmood 形容週三的襲擊是卑劣的恐怖主義行為。她表示：「今天，國家威脅級別已調升至 ‘severe’，這意味著恐怖襲擊被認為 highly likely。」繼續閱讀...

首相還指責任何與 Hamas 支持者並肩遊行的人是在「尊崇對猶太人的謀殺」。 Golders Green 襲擊 — 最新動態 Keir Starmer 在 Golders Green 恐怖襲擊後呼籲人們「睜大眼睛正視猶太人的痛苦」，並指責任何與 Hamas 支持者並肩遊行的人是在「尊崇對猶太人的謀殺」。 首相在視察襲擊地點並與緊急救援人員及社區領袖會面後，發表了其有史以來針對反猶太主義最強烈的言論。 繼續閱讀...

• 一名因倫敦連環刺傷事件而涉嫌謀殺被捕的 45 歲男子，曾是反激進化計劃的已知對象 • Golders Green 襲擊案 – 最新消息 • Golders Green 雙重刺傷案件的疑犯曾在 2020 年被轉介至官方反極端主義計劃 Prevent。

政府已宣布撥款 2,500 萬英鎊以加強猶太社區的安保。早安。內政大臣 Shabana Mahmood 表示，隨著政府宣布撥款額外資金以加強猶太教堂、學校和社區中心周邊的警察巡邏與保護，她理解英國猶太社區面臨的恐懼。在倫敦西北部 Golders Green 發生兩名猶太男子遭刺傷的襲擊事件後，她在 BBC Breakfast 節目中被追問有關首席拉比 Ephraim Mirvis 所發表的言論，即在英國展現明顯猶太特徵的人士已不再安全。 繼續閱讀...

• HAYI 已聲稱對一連串針對猶太場所的事件負責，但調查人員表示，最新的聲明可能是投機性質，而非受國家支持 • 警方將 Golders Green 兩名男子遭刺傷事件視為恐怖主義 • 在倫敦北部 Golders Green 發生針對兩名英國猶太人的恐怖持刀襲擊後僅一個多小時，一個與伊朗有關的恐怖組織 Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia (HAYI) 就在 Telegram 頻道上聲明負責

在北倫敦街道上發生一起疑似反猶太主義的襲擊事件，導致兩名男子受傷，居民呼籲採取更強有力的行動。

• 猶太社區治安組織 Shomrim 表示，在北倫敦發生兩人遇襲事件後，一名男子已被逮捕。 • 此最新事件發生在北倫敦一系列針對猶太地點的縱火攻擊之後。 • 猶太慈善機構 Community Security Trust 在社交媒體上發文表示：

• 志願組織 Shomrim 表示，在倫敦西北區 Golders Green 發生兩人遭刺傷事件後，一名男子已被逮捕。 • Shomrim 在社交媒體上表示，有人目擊該男子持有刀具在 Golders Green Road 上奔跑，並「企圖刺傷猶太公眾」。

Roberts-Smith, who has denied five charges of war crime murder, says he was always going to attend: ‘I never thought about not coming’Booing has marred Anzac Day commemorations in Melbourne and Sydney, while on the Gold Coast, the Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith attended the dawn service at Currumbin Beach.One man was arrested at the Sydney dawn service at Martin Place, where there was a small but noisy interjection of booing during the Indigenous acknowledgement of country. Continue reading...

Jim Taiclet spoke in earnings call as company expands contracts with the US government amid the Iran warLockheed Martin’s CEO has called the Trump administration a “golden opportunity” for the company as it expands its contracting work for the federal government amid the conflict in the Middle East.In an earnings call on Thursday covering the first quarter of 2026, Lockheed Martin CEO Jim Taiclet told investors that the company is well positioned “based on more available resources for us”. Continue reading...

Actor says his opposition to South Island development near his farm has led to personal abuseThe actor Sam Neill says he has received threats of violence from supporters of a controversial goldmine that could be opened several kilometres away from his farm in New Zealand’s Central Otago district, after he publicly objected to the New Zealand government’s plans to fast-track the mine.The Australian mining company Santana Minerals is pushing to expedite a 85-hectare (210-acre) open-cast goldmine, called Bendigo-Ophir in the Dunstan mountains, an area dubbed “outstanding natural landscape” by the Central Otago district council. Continue reading...

Study identified eight areas that can sustain a population and government has given £1m for recovery programme“The world is grown so bad that wrens make prey where eagles dare not perch.” So wrote Shakespeare in Richard III, in a line of social commentary that feels ever more relevant with age.A note of good news then, in a world of so much bad, that the eagles the Bard was probably referring to could finally be reintroduced to England after more than 150 years. Continue reading...

On Monday, a public inquiry will reopen, nine years after the plan was proposed and a toxic local battle beganWhen Fidelma O’Kane retired more than a decade ago from her career as a social worker and lecturer, she thought she would be “travelling and having a glass of wine and eating chocolate and reading books” while based in the quiet, hilly corner of rural County Tyrone where she has lived almost all her life.It didn’t quite work out that way. Instead, an idle remark from a neighbour would set O’Kane on a path that would become an all-consuming mission. A mining company, the neighbour told her, was planning to drill for long-rumoured reserves of gold in the Sperrins, the low peatland mountain range in Northern Ireland where O’Kane’s family has lived for generations. Continue reading...

• The Golden State Warriors defeated the Sacramento Kings 110-105 on Tuesday at Chase Center in a defensive battle. • Draymond Green discussed key adjustments the Warriors made with Steph Curry on the floor during postgame interviews. • The victory showcases Golden State's continued competitiveness in the Western Conference standings.

• The U.S. has initiated measures to secure Venezuela's gold reserves as American geopolitical influence in the region intensifies. • The effort reflects Washington's strategy to expand economic leverage and control over Venezuelan assets during the nation's ongoing political and economic crisis. • The move signals escalating U.S. intervention in Venezuela's internal affairs with significant implications for regional power dynamics.

Priceless artefact snatched in Netherlands museum heist has been recovered, ending international searchA priceless gold 2,500-year-old helmet from Romania, stolen last year in the Netherlands, has been recovered, according to a Dutch art detective.“It’s amazing. It’s the best news we could have got,” Arthur Brand said on Thursday, confirming that the Helmet of Coțofenești had been found. Continue reading...

British investigators are circumspect, but experts and security officials say incident has hallmarks of Iranian intelligenceMiddle East crisis – live updatesFrom Golders Green, where four ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity were set alight in the early hours of Monday, a tangled trail likely leads across two continents to Tehran.British investigators are circumspect. Speaking at an event on Monday evening, Sir Mark Rowley, the head of the Metropolitan police, described a “very relevant and rolling threat” from Iran to the UK and specifically to Jewish targets but warned it was still “too early” to attribute the attack in north London to Tehran. Continue reading...

Local people say incident is just the latest example of hostility that has built up over a long timeThe blasts that boomed out in the early hours of Monday in suburban north-west London struck terror into people living in the surrounding streets. Their effects in Golders Green, with its large Jewish population, were still reverberating later that morning.The antisemitic attack, in which four ambulances run by the Jewish charity Hatzola were set on fire, has left local people afraid. They are afraid because of the incident itself but also because of what they see as a febrile atmosphere of antisemitism in the UK more generally. Continue reading...

• AI is expected to drive data center power consumption up 175% by 2030, creating unprecedented grid shortages that have pushed electricity prices higher across the country and compelled tech companies to seek alternative power sources. • Google's deal to power a new Minnesota data center blends wind and solar with a 30 gigawatt-hour battery from Form Energy, while the U.S. is expected to have nearly 65 gigawatts of battery storage capacity by year-end. • Dozens of startups including Amperesand, DG Matrix, Heron Power, Camus, GridBeyond, and Texture are developing power conversion and grid management technologies to address the critical energy shortage.

Federal law says living presidents can’t appear on currency, but commission approves design for US’s 250th birthdayA federal arts commission on Thursday approved the final design for a 24-karat gold commemorative coin bearing Donald Trump’s image to help celebrate the US’s 250th birthday on 4 July.The vote by the US Commission of Fine Arts, whose members are supporters of the Republican president and were appointed by him earlier this year, was without objection. It clears the way for the US Mint to begin production on the coin, whose size and denomination are still under discussion. Continue reading...

• Team USA's sled hockey squad won gold at the 2026 Paralympics by capturing the final event of the competition, clinching an unprecedented fifth straight Paralympic title. • The American sled hockey team received their historic gold medals and heard the Star Spangled Banner play following the victory on March 15, 2026. • The achievement represents a dominant run of Paralympic success for the United States in winter sports competition.

• The film "KPop Demon Hunters" walked away from the 98th Academy Awards with multiple wins during the ceremony held on March 15, 2026. • The movie's song "Golden" was performed during the Oscars broadcast, bringing audience members to their feet with a standout musical performance. • The film's success at the Academy Awards reflects strong recognition from the industry for the project's artistic achievements across multiple award categories.

The luxury property surge fuels growth in Miami, but a poll finds many residents weighing an exit over housing and living costsTo a casual observer, everything in south Florida’s real estate garden is looking rosy. There’s a “gold rush” in Miami as ultra-wealthy buyers snap up mega-mansions and luxuriously appointed condos as soon as they hit the market; and the Guardian has also reported recently on the “Mamdani effect” of elite New Yorkers arriving in the sunshine state with bulging pocketbooks in search of a high-priced escape from the city’s new mayor.Yet alongside the boom, there are rumblings of a more troubling parallel reality. Undoubtedly, the billionaire class is helping to pump even more dollars into an already thriving Florida economy. But as prices rise and the less affluent find everything from housing and insurance to gas and groceries increasingly expensive, many are considering doing something about it. Continue reading...

Tommy Thompson refused to give up the location of 500 missing coins found in a historic shipwreckA US treasure hunter who was imprisoned for 10 years after refusing to reveal the location of missing gold coins has been released from prison, without officials apparently ever learning where that gold is.Tommy Thompson – a renowned salvager who in 1998 found the long-lost, so-called Ship of Gold near South Carolina – was freed from federal prison on 4 March, records and reports recently indicated. Continue reading...