Sunny Jaspal

Journalist at World News Bureau

I'm Sunny Jaspall, Politics and Technology Editor at the World News Bureau. I cover the latest developments in UK and international politics alongside the fast-moving world of technology, delivering clear, accurate reporting and analysis on the stories shaping our future.

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Vance, Caine raised concerns about escalating war in Iran, sources say as US pauses consecutive nights of strikes

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Law firm in dock for running cases using “fraudulent” documents

Government unveils light-touch class action reform

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iPhone 18 news, leaks, and rumors: Release date, iPhone 18 Pro details, more

The World Cup came to town. The town grew eight times larger.

What makes the Trojan Horse sequence in ‘The Odyssey’ so incredible

US launches another round of strikes after Iran widens its attacks on regional allies

The best TV shows of 2026 (so far), and where to stream them

How fatigue shapes World Cup interceptions

Tensions Escalate Amid Maritime Stand-Off Between United States and Iran

Farage left fighting a trash can as the UK populist leader’s election gamble backfires

Sir Colin Birss named next Master of the Rolls

Junior lawyers split: Is AI ‘eating’ their jobs, or just an above-average paralegal?

Mahmood defiant on asylum appeals reform

Rules of the games

Hillsborough campaign wins prestigious legal aid award

Farage says he's 'done no wrongdoing' after benefits from ally not declared

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s curious resurgence

Post Office GC says sorry for failure to disclose racist codes

The cooling divide: how air conditioning is creating a new climate inequality

DOGE self-deletes on July 4th. The grand experiment fell apart long before that.