Madeley clashes with Labour minister over prisoner release PR
Richard Madeley clashed with Labour's Chris McDonald on GMB over the early prisoner release scheme, warning of a 'PR nightmare' and a public backlash.
Richard Madeley clashed with Labour's Chris McDonald on GMB over the early prisoner release scheme, warning of a 'PR nightmare' and a public backlash.
Reform UK unveils plan to deport all foreign nationals from UK jails, with talks to send them to El Salvador prisons, freeing space for serious criminals.
Nigel Farage says no Reform-Restore deal unless Rupert Lowe expels co-founder Charlie Downes over antisemitic comments.
GB News was halted for a breaking announcement on Monday as nearly 1,000 migrants crossed the English Channel over the weekend, a fresh blow to Andy Burnham.
A minister stressed that Andy Burnham's new policies will be funded from existing Whitehall budgets, not tax rises, amid speculation over wealth taxes.
Royal Navy spent 21 days in July tracking Russian vessels, with activations up 25% in 2026, focusing on RFN Neustrashimy.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will announce plans to remove all foreign nationals from British prisons to end overcrowding and stop early releases, including talks with El Salvador.
Historian David Olusoga reveals the 'remarkable' tale of Peterloo Massacre survivor William Cheatham, whose fight for justice reached Parliament, 200 years later.
Nigel Farage will hold a press conference at 11 today with Zia Yusuf, focusing on crime and early prison releases, days before the Clacton by-election.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese faces backlash after joking about Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi's gift of a melon, with critics calling it 'sexist' and 'ungracious'.
Joani Reid, MP for East Kilbride, says she faced a 'rough few months' after her husband was arrested on suspicion of spying for China. She thanked Joe Fagan for his support.
Joani Reid MP endorses Joe Fagan to become next Scottish Labour leader, citing his character, local roots, and stance on North Sea oil.
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President Trump announced Sunday that Will Scharf, staff secretary who helped secure approval for the $400m White House ballroom, will become White House counsel, replacing David Warrington on 1 September.
Ukraine's president says North Korea will send up to 50,000 troops to Russia, up from 30,000, while Kyiv seeks South Korean air defence support and prepares to buy Turkish missiles.
Transport Minister Catherine King addresses Sydney Airport air traffic control issues; AUKUS public inquiry continues with Malcolm Turnbull testimony; Alan Jones trial updates.
Nearly 90,000 additional offences could be committed by 2029 due to Labour's early prison release scheme, according to Conservative analysis, sparking warnings of a 'disaster'.
US fighter jets intercepted two aircraft violating temporary flight restrictions near Donald Trump's golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey, on Sunday, August 9.
Labour's 2026 Senedd election defeat was catastrophic, with just 11% of votes. Internal anger and blame are rife as the party faces council elections in 2027.
NORAD F-16s intercepted multiple general aviation aircraft violating temporary flight restrictions over Bedminster, NJ, while President Trump golfed. All aircraft were safely escorted out.
US fighter jets intercepted two aircraft violating flight restrictions near Donald Trump's Bedminster golf club on Sunday, August 9.
North Tyneside Council says coastal public toilet opening times are under review after a call to extend them, with summer hours already extended to 8pm.
SNP MP Lara Bird urges UK Government to match Scottish policies like free tuition and EMA, saving young people thousands.
Royal Navy surveillance drones used by UK special forces had Chinese-made cameras that secretly transmitted data to China, prompting the MoD to strip internet connectivity from the devices.
Nigel Farage proposes deporting foreign prisoners to ease overcrowding and avoid early releases, plus building Nightingale prisons.
Carol Vorderman urges Clacton voters to back Count Binface against Nigel Farage, calling him the 'Banksy of Politics' and not ruling out her own political future.
Nigel Farage's pointless £250,000 by-election in Clacton backfires, exposing Reform UK's greed and misjudgement as polls show Labour surging under Andy Burnham.
La Liga president Javier Tebas says Gianni Infantino's position as Fifa president is untenable, claiming he is destroying football's essence and calling for genuine reform.
Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed agrees with Trump's 'very different' America post, vowing to fight inequality as Trump profits.
The UK and EU have begun reset talks on post-Brexit relations, led by Andy Burnham and Hamish Falconer, focusing on trade and security.