Poll: Should Burnham stop PC Harper killers' early release?
Andy Burnham has asked the Justice Secretary to explore options to prevent the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, due in January.
Category : Politics
Iran unveils new missile capabilities as Strait of Hormuz stays closed
Iran has developed missile guidance and course-altering capabilities, says Revolutionary Guards spokesman, as Tehran insists the US must meet its conditions before reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
UN Calls for Release of Brit Dad in Dubai Jail
The UN urges Dubai to free British dad Ryan Cornelius, 72, whose sentence was extended by 20 years, fearing he'll die in prison.
Wales Live Blog: Tuesday August 11 News and Traffic Updates
Get the latest news, weather, and traffic updates from across Wales on Tuesday, August 11, with live coverage from WalesOnline.
Trump 'forced to hide in catering cart' after Iran threat
President Trump was reportedly transported in a catering cart to a secret plane after an assassination threat from Iran, following the NATO summit in Turkey.
Trump 'hid in catering cart' to escape Iran plot after NATO summit
President Donald Trump was reportedly whisked away in an airport catering cart and transported to a military aircraft for a clandestine flight out of the country, following rumours of an assassination plot from Iran, according to a high-ranking U.S. offic
Trump backs Infantino as FIFA president amid exit calls
Donald Trump warns FIFA against replacing Gianni Infantino, calling it a 'terrible mistake' after the most successful World Cup.
Putin could attack NATO within months, experts warn
Military experts warn Putin could order attacks on NATO towns within months, citing Russian probing and hybrid attacks testing alliance resolve.
Ex-officer: early release 'spits in police's face'
A first responder to Pc Andrew Harper's death accuses the Government of 'spitting in the faces of police officers' over early release plans for his killers.
Burnham orders plan to stop release of Pc Harper's killers
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has asked the Justice Secretary to explore further options to prevent the early release of Pc Andrew Harper's killers, Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, amid public and family pressure.
France warns no limit to migrants on boats to UK
France’s sea rescue chief says there is 'no limit' to migrants on boats to Britain after a record 230 people arrived in one vessel.
Police probe Widdecombe suspect over Farage arson
Counter-terrorism police investigate Joshua Kerry, charged with Ann Widdecombe's murder, over a firebomb incident at Nigel Farage's home.
Police Probe Farage Firebomb Link to Murder Suspect
Counter-terrorism police investigate whether Joshua Kerry, charged with Ann Widdecombe's murder, is linked to a firebomb attack at Nigel Farage's home last year.
Pc Harper's mother asks PM to meet over early release
Pc Andrew Harper's mother Debbie Adlam has asked Prime Minister Andy Burnham to meet her, after No 10 said it's 'not possible' to exempt his killers from early release.
Readers debate IPP sentences and prison overcrowding solutions
Readers propose freeing IPP prisoners to ease overcrowding, debate prisoner-built prisons, and discuss seagull intelligence and military border control.
Labour accused of 'clutching at straws' over EU reset
Labour's EU reset minister says UK will seek closer ties with Brussels, but Tories accuse party of 'clutching at straws' and 'fixated on the past'.
State pension petition hits milestone as deadline arrives
A petition to lower the state pension age to 60 and link it to the National Living Wage has reached 6,171 signatures as its deadline arrives today, August 10.
Farage warns Channel crisis could become like Mediterranean
Nigel Farage warns of 'national security crisis' as a record 230 migrants cross the Channel in one boat, urging Royal Navy intervention.
SNP lacks 'vision' under Swinney, says former MP Cherry
Former SNP MP Joanna Cherry claims the party lacks 'vision' under John Swinney and needs a 'sea change' to achieve independence, speaking at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Green MSP apologises over rape comments
Q Manivannan has apologised for comments about the 'demonisation of rape' after criticism from the Scottish Rape Crisis Alliance, saying they were 'horrified' and that their words were taken out of context.
No 10 slams smugglers as record 232 migrants cross Channel
Downing Street criticises 'reckless' smugglers after a record 232 migrants cross the Channel in one boat, surpassing the previous record set in July.
CV Lies: From Archer to Arday, Truth Takes a Backseat
Reed reveals 60% of CVs contain errors, spotlighting high-profile cases like Jeffrey Archer and Jason Arday, sparking debate on meritocracy and accountability.
How Britain's Rightwing Press Was Radicalised
Paul Dacre radicalised the Daily Mail, and his disciples now run Fleet Street, shaping Britain's rightwing media landscape.
Democrats must embrace left or lose, Michigan win shows
Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate primary victory signals a shift; Democrats risk losing if they reject progressive candidates.
Uefa, AFC and Concacaf demand Infantino resign in open letter
Uefa, AFC and Concacaf have written an open letter demanding Gianni Infantino's resignation, accusing him of broken trust and failed leadership.
Trump Admits Reflecting Pool Renovation Was Rushed
Trump concedes $14m Lincoln Memorial pool renovation was rushed, blames vandals for damage despite contractor errors.
Badenoch warns Burnham: rule out tax rises or face more hardship
Kemi Badenoch warns Britons face 'more hardship' unless PM Andy Burnham rules out tax rises to fund spending, as he begins UK tour.
Cherry hits back at Sturgeon over 'obsession' claim
Former SNP MP Joanna Cherry denies being obsessed with Nicola Sturgeon, saying she is open about her sexuality and has a happy relationship.
Bramhall bin collection delay sparks 'unfair' row
Bramhall residents face an eight-week wait for blue bin collections after Stockport Council deemed bins too full, sparking accusations of unfairness and 'picking on' the area.
Bryant accused of 'abdication' over victims' scheme
Sir Chris Bryant faces backlash after declining to extend the Troubles Permanent Disablement Payment Scheme, which closes to new applications on August 30, 2026.
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