Conservative MP Nick Timothy has sparked controversy by calling a group of Muslims praying outside the Ministry of Defence an 'act of domination', igniting a debate on religious expression in public spaces.
Trump's memorial speech for Charlie Kirk draws White House criticism for being divisive and unpresidential.
Wes Streeting proposes emergency laws to fast-track infrastructure projects like power plants and data centres, aiming to boost economic growth and challenge Labour leadership.
Sir Keir Starmer will announce new sanctions targeting Russia's shadow fleet and finance networks at the G7 summit, aiming to choke off revenues funding the war in Ukraine.
Three military horses bolted through central London on Monday, the second such incident in three months, after being spooked by a bus.
Middlesex CCC, once a dominant force, now faces mediocrity and irrelevance a decade after their last title, with dwindling crowds and player exodus.
Australian grandmother Maria Elvira Pinto Exposto sentenced to death in Malaysia for drug trafficking after appeal overturns acquittal.
US Marine Corps Ospreys land at Caracas embassy for rapid response drill, four months after Maduro's ouster.
Rachel Reeves begins selling tough budget to public, warns of tax rises and spending cuts, blames Conservatives and Brexit.
PM Keir Starmer agrees to meet bereaved parents campaigning for stronger social media safety laws after children's deaths.
Trump's week-long absence from public view raises questions, as Dr Oz offers a bizarre excuse for repeated hospital visits.
New York hotel cleaners to earn over $100k minimum under new union deal, avoiding strike during World Cup.
Evgeny Lebedev and Ian Botham have the lowest attendance rates in the House of Lords, each attending just 1.12% of sessions over four years.
Kemi Badenoch pledges to reinstate two-child benefit cap to fund defence, promising biggest peacetime rearmament effort in UK history.
Prince Andrew faces US sex assault case; legal loophole from Epstein deal may dismiss it, but reputational damage looms.
Court of Appeal to review non-custodial sentences for three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls, following public outcry and referral by Attorney General.
Geneva peace talks between Russia and Ukraine end without breakthrough as war nears fifth year; key issues unresolved.
Arsenal and Man City could finish level on points in the Premier League title race. Tiebreakers include goal difference, goals scored, head-to-head, and a potential playoff.
Defence Secretary John Healey refuses to rule out Iran's ability to strike UK, while Trump criticises UK carriers. Government grants £100m to reopen CO2 plant amid Iran crisis.
Wes Streeting promises emergency laws to speed up major infrastructure projects if he becomes Prime Minister, targeting transport, data centres, and nuclear power.
John Swinney urges Donald Trump to exempt scotch whisky from tariffs during talks in Aberdeenshire, citing £4m weekly industry cost.
SNP dismisses Treasury warning that currency union could end Scottish banknotes as 'scaremongering' ahead of independence vote.
French navy seizes Russian shadow fleet tanker Tagor in Atlantic with UK support, Macron says ship was violating sanctions.
Netflix's new documentary 'Unknown Number: The High School Catfish' shocks viewers with its disturbing story of a teen tormented by anonymous texts.
UAE freezes Kinahan cartel assets after US sanctions; Irish leaders praise move as step to dismantle crime group.
Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina accuses youth protesters of attempting a coup, as demonstrations over water cuts and corruption continue.
Elite matchmaking services see surge as wealthy singles invest thousands in love, with fees up to £100,000 for bespoke introductions.
PM Starmer backs independent BBC but refuses to ask Trump to drop $1bn lawsuit threat over Panorama video edit.
Nato simulates Russian attack from disused London Tube station, testing electronic warfare and drone capabilities amid warnings of limited preparation time.
Labour plans to announce social media restrictions for children within weeks, with age limits or design changes possible by year-end.