Mum and baby sleeping on floor in West Derby housing row
Claire Kelly, a Liverpool mum of two disabled children, says she and her seven-month-old baby are sleeping on the floor because the council has not provided a suitable home.
Category : Politics
Sturgeon: 'mug' over Murrell, won't visit him in prison
Nicola Sturgeon says she won't visit estranged husband Peter Murrell in prison, feeling like a 'mug' for caring about him after his embezzlement.
Ed Miliband's Brexit bid rebuffed: 'Good news for once'
Ed Miliband's attempt to take over Brexit negotiations was rebuffed, prompting a GB News commentator to call it 'good news for once'.
Mayor 'distraught' as Red Arrows cancel UK shows
Red Arrows grounded in Canada by poor weather, forcing cancellation of UK displays, leaving a mayor 'distraught'.
GB News interrupted by breaking news after awkward blow for Andy Burnham
GB News interrupted programming for a breaking news alert as presenter Ben Leo reported on Prime Minister Andy Burnham's cost of living summer tour, a significant moment for the PM.
Lennon: Scottish Labour needs to find 'missing soul'
Monica Lennon says the Scottish Labour leadership race is about finding the party's 'missing soul' as she struggles to secure enough nominations to get on the ballot.
Home Office reverses asylum accommodation suspension in Durham
The Home Office has lifted a three-month suspension on acquiring asylum accommodation in County Durham, citing an urgent need for 100-150 additional bed spaces.
Putin 'plotting to mobilise half-a-million fighters'
Ukraine's President Zelensky warns Putin plans to mobilise 500,000 troops in autumn, posing a direct threat to NATO and the West.
Ed Miliband's Power Grab Threatens Andy Burnham
Ed Miliband attempts a Whitehall land grab to control Brexit talks, alarming PM Andy Burnham and sparking fears of closer EU ties.
Miliband's Power Grab Threatens Burnham
Ed Miliband attempts a Whitehall land grab over Brexit talks, clashing with PM Andy Burnham, who pushes back.
GB News slams Burnham's cost of living tour
GB News interrupts programming for a breaking alert on Andy Burnham's cost of living tour, with anchor Ben Leo offering a humiliating critique.
Burnham handed blueprint to reverse Brexit with UK joining 'European Confederation'
The UK could join a new 'European Confederation' under plans to unravel Brexit presented to Andy Burnham, giving access to the single market without freedom of movement or the euro.
Count Binface vs Farage: What Happens if He Wins Clacton?
If Count Binface beats Nigel Farage in Clacton, it would be a historic upset. One in five voters back him, and bookmakers give 11/1 odds. Here's what could follow.
Wales Live Blog: Sunday August 7 News, Weather, Traffic
Get the latest Wales news, weather, and traffic updates for Sunday, August 7, plus UK and international stories.
WW2 Pilot Bader Shot Down by Friendly Fire, Evidence Suggests
New evidence suggests RAF ace Douglas Bader was shot down by friendly fire on August 9, 1941, not by a German fighter as long believed.
Lee Anderson: Labour MPs Are 'Educated Idiots' and 'Nutjobs'
Reform UK chairman Lee Anderson dismisses Labour's northern cabinet as 'detached Northerners' and 'educated idiots', predicting his party's rise in Clacton and beyond.
Emma Caldwell Inquiry May Expand Amid Cover-Up Fears
The Emma Caldwell public inquiry could be expanded amid fears an official cover-up that let her killer walk free for over a decade will not be scrutinised. Active discussions are under way.
Sturgeon's Downfall: Inability to Apologise Burns Bridges
Nicola Sturgeon's refusal to apologise is burning bridges with allies, as her downfall stems from an inability to reflect on failings.
Scottish Labour Leadership: Historic Crossroads
Monica Lennon says the Scottish Labour leadership contest is the most important in party history, urging a full debate to rebuild and win back trust.
University opens £2.5m lab to train biomedical scientists
The University of Essex has opened a £2.5 million government-funded laboratory to train biomedical scientists for the NHS and life sciences sector.
FIFA hits back at 'effort to undermine' Infantino over UEFA claims
FIFA accuses detractors of a concerted effort to undermine president Gianni Infantino after UEFA confirms a departure payment to a former employee, allegations Infantino denies.
Iran issues Trump 'surrender document' with nine conditions
Iran has set nine conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, including $300 billion compensation, US troop withdrawal, and a ban on American and Israeli vessels.
Iran's nine conditions to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Iran demands $300bn, US withdrawal, and vessel bans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, in what is dubbed the 'American surrender document'.
Burnham to kick off cost-of-living listening tour
Andy Burnham will start a national tour this week to hear public concerns about the cost of living, promising pro-consumer measures.
South Korea FA apologises over sexual services claims
South Korea's football association has apologised after a media report alleged it provided sexual services to foreign referees during 2011-2012, including for World Cup and Olympics qualifiers.
Farage and Tice sue NCA over alleged financial leaks
Nigel Farage and Richard Tice are suing the NCA over alleged leaks of confidential financial details, claiming multiple criminal offences.
Polanski: Invest in climate defence, not Trump military spend
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says the UK should invest in climate defence rather than heed Donald Trump on military spending, calling the climate crisis the biggest threat to national security since WWII.
Sturgeon: 'SNP to my core', no Greens switch
Nicola Sturgeon rules out joining the Scottish Greens, declaring she is 'SNP to my core' and will never join another party, at Edinburgh Fringe.
Councils' Standing Pub Ban Plans Spark Industry Outcry
Four English councils adopt or propose licensing rules discouraging vertical drinking, sparking warnings from industry bodies about threats to traditional pubs.
MI5 and GCHQ recruit young Russian speakers to counter Putin
MI5 and GCHQ launch an 11-week Language Talent Programme to recruit young Russian speakers, with pay up to £7,059, aiming to counter the threat from Vladimir Putin.
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