Rayner Allies Hit Back at Cleverly Over Council Tax Row
Angela Rayner's allies rebuke James Cleverly over council tax criticisms on her new seaside flat, accusing him of political opportunism.
Angela Rayner's allies rebuke James Cleverly over council tax criticisms on her new seaside flat, accusing him of political opportunism.
Matt Goodwin named Reform UK candidate for Gorton and Denton by-election, sparking controversy over his campaign tactics and elusive presence.
Donald Trump says a US-Iran peace deal will be signed on Sunday, opening the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran casts doubt, saying a final decision is pending. Pakistan expects an electronic signing.
Donald Trump announced a kinetic strike on Venezuelan cartel leader Niño Guerrero, calling it retribution for crimes by immigrants. The strike coincides with Trump's claims of an imminent Iran peace deal.
Washington DC archdiocese removes priest as exorcist after he claims UFO sightings are demonic deceptions, citing church teaching.
Russia blames Ukraine for shooting of top general in Moscow, calling it an attempt to disrupt peace talks. No evidence provided.
Wife of Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner confirms he sent explicit texts to other women; she says she is hurt by leak.
UN considers legal response to Israeli plan to build military complex on former UNRWA headquarters in east Jerusalem, citing breach of privileges and immunities.
UK sends rapid response team to St Helena after hantavirus outbreak linked to MV Hondius cruise ship, with ten Britons repatriated as precaution.
Israeli commandos killed dozens in Lebanon searching for navigator Ron Arad, missing since 1986. The mission found no remains.
Bolsonaro supporters pray for Trump to intervene as Brazil's Supreme Court nears a verdict in the ex-president's coup trial, with many seeing US pressure as their only hope.
Lady Joan Branson died from a blood clot after a fall, an inquest revealed. Full inquest in September will examine if blood thinners or stockings could have prevented her death.
Giants linebacker Abdul Carter and quarterback Jaxson Dart resolve tension after Carter questioned Dart's appearance at a Trump rally.
19 Australians linked to Isis return from Syria; some may face charges. Home minister warns of 'full force of the law'.
Chelsea's Alejandro Garnacho confirms relationship with Spanish influencer Adriana Lobaz after split from ex Eva Garcia.
Refugee organisations criticise Home Office plans to house asylum seekers in barracks as costly and logistically difficult, while local councils raise concerns.
Sadi Khan MBE awarded £234k after unfair dismissal for complaining about being replaced by a 'white man' on Star Wars series The Acolyte.
French police question suspect after thwarted attack on Thalys train; security increased on international rail services.
Glasgow woman Jordan joins Riley Green on stage at O2 Academy after manifesting the moment, performing 'Look Like You Love Me' to cheers.
Pro-Palestine march organisers challenge PM Starmer's threat to ban some protests, citing free speech concerns.
Trump berates Newsmax reporter over ICE airport question, jokes about his job security, and answers CNN instead.
Matthew Perry's mother recalls visiting his body in a morgue and shares her heartbreak over his addiction in a new interview on the anniversary of his death.
Texas Democratic candidate Maureen Galindo sparks outrage with antisemitic posts calling for jailing 'American Zionists' in ICE detention centre.
Moldova's public broadcaster chief resigns after protests over Eurovision jury vote that gave only three points to Romania.
Former Masters champion Yan Bingtao suspended until 2027 over match-fixing investigation, WPBSA announces.
Matt Gaetz claims US Army briefed him on alien-human hybrid breeding programme for intergalactic communication.
Tottenham fans express relief and fear after narrow escape from relegation, with calls for change amid deep-seated concerns about the club's future.
Nigel Farage intervenes in Henry Nowak murder case, calling for sentence review and linking it to 'anti-white prejudice', as he faces outflanking by harder-right rivals like Rupert Lowe and Elon Musk.
Reform UK sacks housing spokesperson Simon Dudley after he said of Grenfell fire 'everyone dies in the end', sparking condemnation from PM and victims' families.
Thomas Tuchel's first England squad raises defensive concerns despite logical selections, with Harry Maguire's omission sparking debate.