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'New York Protesters March in OUTRAGE Over Jordan Neely Death' A homeless man, Jordan Neely, died after being restrained by members of the public on a New York subway train. He was apparently suffering from mental health issues, and a medical examiner has now declared that his death was a homicide. Protests have taken place across New York.

Rishi Sunak's Conservatives have suffered losses across England as results from the local elections continue to come in. More than 8,000 seats have been contested in 230 local authorities, with mayoral elections in Bedford, Leicester, Mansfield and Middlesbrough. Labour and the Liberal Democrats have made significant gains, with Sir Keir Starmer's party seizing control of Medway for the first time in 25 years, and the Lib Dems taking Windsor and Maidenhead from the Conservatives.

'Jill Biden Arrives In London For King's Coronation' US First Lady Dr Jill Biden has arrived in London ahead of the King's coronation. Dr Biden was greeted at 10 Downing Street by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's wife Akshata Murty. Joe Biden has faced criticism for not attending, although no US President has ever been to a British coronation. When Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in 1953, Dwight Eisenhower sent envoys to represent him. The White House says President Biden is keen to meet King Charles in Britain at a later date.

Amazing moment schoolboy saves his classmates after bus driver passes out: A heroic seventh grader saved the lives of his classmates after he took control of a school bus when the driver went unconscious behind the wheel. Dillon Reeves, 13, was on his way home from Carter Middle School in Warren, Massachusetts, along with 66 other students when his bus driver became light-headed and passed out on Wednesday afternoon. Surveillance footage showed the driver notifying others on her radio that she felt 'dizzy' and was going to pull over. Before she could stop, she then started to shake before slumping over on the steering wheel. For several seconds the bus continued slowly straight until Reeves rushed to the front to take control. The brave student quickly found the braScreenshot has been saved to Pictures/ Boulevard.

President Joe Biden's re-election bid announcement on Tuesday drew mixed reactions in the U.S., particularly testing if Americans are ready to give the 80-year-old Democrat, already the oldest U.S. president ever, another four years in office. "I think he's way too old. I think there needs to be an age limit, because I think as you age, your capacities aren't where they should be," Clarksville, Tenn., resident Joanne Garcia said. Biden's age makes his re-election bid a historic and risky gamble for the Democratic Party, which faces a tough election map to hold the Senate in 2024 and is the minority in the House of Representatives now.

'12 dead in Ukraine in a new Kyiv Missile Wave After 50 days' Russia has launched a new deadly wave of missile attacks on Ukraine cities over night, killing 12 people. Among them, a three-year-old child and her mother. These missiles are the first ones to be targeted Kyiv in 50 days and they arrive just a day after Russia launched four cruise missiles to Ukraine.

Former President Trump slams President Biden's reelection announcement in remarks in New Hampshir.

Tucker Carlson is speaking out for the first time since his firing from Fox News. In a two-minute Twitter video, he casts himself as a truth-teller silenced by those in power. "When honest people say what's true, calmly and without embarrassment, they become powerful," Carlson says. "At the same time, the liars who've been trying to silence them shrink and they become weaker." It comes as Fox News bosses allegedly have a video of Carlson making derogatory comments about women.

People in Sudan are struggling amidst the continued fighting. 'Sudanese Citizens Struggle Amid Army's Deadly Fighting' The Sudanese generals' bloody war for power has pushed the population of Sudan to a complete breaking point. After days of being trapped inside by the fighting, these residents in Khartoum try to make the most out of the brief and uncertain ceasefire. They queue for food and water at bakeries and grocery stores that have not been looted or destroyed, but they are running out of resources.