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sitrepA fertiliser explosion at an industrial unit near East Hanningfield, Essex, left twenty firefighters hospitalised and three fire engines destroyed in what officials called one of the most challenging incidents the county has faced.
analysisA foiled bomb plot on an Israeli cruise ship in Crete has exposed a Hamas sleeper cell network stretching across six European countries. CRHQ breaks down what was found and why the threat is closer than people think.
analysisReform UK swept the 2026 local elections and Restore Britain is gaining serious traction. The political right is no longer just protesting. It is governing. CRHQ examines what comes next.
analysisThree girls were murdered in Southport in July 2024. What followed exposed every fault line in British public life. CRHQ breaks down what happened, what was said, and what it changed.
dispatchesAndrew Giuliani of the White House FIFA task force defended Argentine players' right to display a banner claiming the Falklands, as Downing Street calls for FIFA to investigate.
analysisThe media calls them far-right protests. The people turning up are nurses, veterans, fathers and working-class communities who have simply had enough. CRHQ reports what the mainstream won't.
sitrepOn June 8 2026, Hadi Alodid attempted to decapitate his neighbour on a Belfast street. He had been granted leave to remain seven months after arriving via Dublin. What followed was the most serious disorder Northern Ireland has seen in years.
analysisKnife crime in Britain has reached record levels. CRHQ examines the real causes, from austerity and county lines to the role illegal migration has played, and asks why politicians keep failing to fix it.