UK cities rename squares in tribute to Parliament
Several UK cities, including Truro, Manchester, Edinburgh, and Bristol, have renamed local squares after Parliament Square in Westminster, sparking both celebration and debate.
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Mum haunted by daughter's screams after violent attack
A devastated mother shares her trauma after witnessing her daughter's terrifying assault in a shocking daylight attack in Westminster.
Leaked: UK's secret plan to humiliate Trump during visit
A bombshell report uncovers a covert strategy by UK officials to embarrass former US President Donald Trump during his 2018 visit, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Police officer smashes milk bottle over man's head
A police officer was caught on camera smashing a glass milk bottle over a man's head during an arrest in Westminster. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for an investigation.
Jenrick apologises for aide's inflammatory tweet
Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick has apologised after a tweet by his aide, Zia Yusuf, caused a public backlash. The incident highlights tensions within government communications.
Westminster Crack Den: Inside Britain's Worst Drug House
A Westminster property has been exposed as one of Britain's most infamous drug dens, with squatters, needles, and filth taking over. Authorities are under fire for failing to act.
Labour's Starmer faces dissent as Maskell defies whip
Keir Starmer faces internal dissent as Labour MP Rachael Maskell votes against the party line, sparking debates over party discipline and leadership.
Man killed in Westminster car crash into shop
A man has died after a car ploughed into a shop in Westminster, sparking a major emergency response. Police are investigating the shocking incident.
Tributes for 23yo who died after gym session
Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a young man who tragically passed away after collapsing at a gym in Westminster. Friends and family remember him as a dedicated and kind-hearted individual.
Westminster brawl erupts in shocking street fight
A violent street fight broke out in Westminster, with shocking footage capturing the moment punches were thrown and bystanders fled in terror.
DWP PIP update may remove Motability cars for thousands
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed changes to PIP eligibility criteria, potentially leaving thousands without access to Motability vehicles.
Coutinho: Voting Age Cut to 16 a 'Distraction'
Education Secretary Claire Coutinho rejects proposals to lower the voting age to 16, arguing it would divert attention from pressing policy issues.
Rowson’s Cartoon on Labour’s Abbott-Starmer Tensions
A sharp-witted cartoon by Martin Rowson captures the tensions within the Labour Party, highlighting Diane Abbott’s position and Keir Starmer’s leadership challenges.
Jenrick attacks Badenoch over Farage influence
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick has criticised Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch for allegedly yielding to Nigel Farage's influence within Reform UK, sparking fresh Tory infighting.
Tories reject votes at 16: 'Exams more important'
Education Secretary Claire Coutinho faces backlash after suggesting exams are a bigger priority than lowering the voting age to 16, sparking a fierce debate on youth engagement in politics.
Daily Digest: Top 5 UK Stories You Need to Know
Stay ahead with the Mirror's Daily Digest, featuring the top five stories you can't afford to miss—from Westminster whispers to breaking headlines.
Myleene Klass MBE celebrates with star-studded party
Singer and TV presenter Myleene Klass MBE hosted a glamorous party to celebrate her royal honour, attended by famous friends and family.
No council tax cuts as government rejects reform calls
The UK government has dismissed calls for council tax reform, confirming no cuts will be made despite growing demands from local authorities and struggling households.
SNP attacks Starmer over devolution stance
The SNP has criticised Labour leader Keir Starmer, claiming his policies threaten Scotland's devolved powers. The row highlights tensions ahead of the next general election.
MasterChef judge attacks council over supper club rules
A renowned MasterChef judge has lashed out at local authorities for imposing strict regulations on supper clubs, calling the move 'short-sighted' and damaging to the culinary scene.
Afternoon Update: Westminster and UK Developments
Stay informed with the latest political, economic, and social updates from across the UK, including Westminster debates, policy shifts, and breaking news.
Right shoe thief charged in bizarre crime spree
A thief with an unusual fetish for right-footed shoes has been charged after targeting multiple victims across Westminster. The bizarre crime spree left locals baffled.
Teen found hiding under bed after home invasion
A 16-year-old girl was discovered hiding under her bed after intruders broke into her Westminster home, sparking a police manhunt.
Rushanara Ali shoplifting scandal resurfaces
Labour MP Rushanara Ali's alleged shoplifting incident resurfaces, raising questions about her credibility and past controversies.
Morning Mail: Westminster, Climate & Tech Updates
Stay informed with the latest developments in Westminster, climate policy, and tech innovations in this Friday's Morning Mail briefing.
ITV renews 'The Assembly' for second series
ITV has officially renewed its gripping political drama 'The Assembly' for a second series, promising more intrigue, power struggles, and high-stakes drama in the corridors of Westminster.
Labour pushes to lower UK voting age to 16
Labour proposes lowering the UK voting age to 16, sparking debate on youth engagement and democratic reform. Could this reshape British politics?
Sunak snubbed again by EU leader
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces another diplomatic snub as a European leader declines a joint press conference, sparking fresh concerns over the UK's post-Brexit influence.
Starmer's Labour suspensions mirror Blair's leadership style
Keir Starmer's recent suspensions within the Labour Party draw comparisons to Tony Blair's leadership style, sparking debate over party discipline and unity.
John Healey accused of Afghan data breach cover-up
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey faces allegations of suppressing details about a major data breach involving Afghan interpreters' personal information.
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