Reform pledges 'Deliveroo Law' to jail bosses of illegal worker firms
Reform UK proposes 'Deliveroo Law' to make CEOs criminally liable for illegal workers, with fines up to 10% of global revenue and jail time.
Reform UK proposes 'Deliveroo Law' to make CEOs criminally liable for illegal workers, with fines up to 10% of global revenue and jail time.
Kim Jong-un has not appeared in public for nearly two months, skipping major events and sparking speculation about his whereabouts and health.
Rupert Lowe accused the BBC of 'peddling piffle and rubbish' in a heated Today programme interview, clashing with Nick Robinson over Reform UK and Islamification claims.
Michael Marra pledges to devolve power within Scottish Labour, giving members more influence if elected leader, following Anas Sarwar's resignation.
South Korea calls for peace with North Korea amid Kim Jong-un's two-month absence, last seen in June meeting Chinese counterparts.
SNP membership fell to around 51,000 in 2025, a 10% drop, as the party pledged to recover the full amount embezzled by former CEO Peter Murrell.
The Scottish FA has disbanded the Key Match Incident review panel after some clubs refused to participate, replacing it with regular meetings involving club captains and managers.
Kemi Badenoch has again ruled out a deal with Reform UK, calling the party 'woke' and a 'non-starter' for coalition.
FIFA has issued an immediate response to claims it discussed backing the European Super League, amid growing pressure on Gianni Infantino's presidency.
Andy Burnham has been accused of going on a 'spending spree' weeks into his premiership, with Tom Pursglove criticizing the borrowing rate and holiday timing.
Keith Lott, 47, died after a heart attack during sex. Family says organ officials arrived within an hour, sparking a dispute over donor status.
WASPI campaigners are pressing Andy Burnham for a meeting and fair settlement over state pension changes, following his promise to discuss redress.
Wes Streeting faces questions after accepting £37,500 from a think tank linked to convicted fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried, as GB News panel debates the issue.
Small boat arrivals in the UK are down about 45% compared to last year, sparking political debate over the cause, with experts saying it's complex.
Ed Miliband was grilled on GB News after dodging a question about his past comments on Trump during a meeting with Marco Rubio, who emphasized Europe's security role.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has apologised for the scrapped plan to sell World Cup shares, but he will not resign despite pressure.
More than 2,000 illegal migrants arrived in Burnham's first fortnight, while 1,087 were returned to France under one-in, one-out, netting 30 more accepted.
Reform UK plans to fine firms 10% of global revenue and jail bosses for hiring illegal migrants, targeting the black economy.
Reform UK proposes prison for bosses and 10% global revenue fines for firms employing illegal migrants, plus a 'Turkish barber tip line'.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband to increase UK defence spending, saying Europe must take a greater role in its own security.
President Trump reportedly clashed with Defense Secretary Hegseth over munitions shortages, but the White House denied the confrontation.
Iran says it is in the final stage of drafting an agreement with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz, potentially reopening the waterway after US President Trump hinted a deal could be announced this week.
The Pentagon is overhauling its nuclear strategy to prepare for a potential war with Russia and China, focusing on shorter-range tactical weapons.
Ed Miliband refused to answer whether he still considers Donald Trump an 'idiot, a racist and a misogynist' during his Washington meeting with Marco Rubio.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has issued a public apology for the first time since the controversial World Cup investment scheme was announced and later withdrawn.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has issued his first public apology for 'mistakes made' in the controversial World Cup investment scheme, which was withdrawn after opposition.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino and Secretary General Mattias Grafstrom have admitted 'mistakes were made' in setting out the plan to sell World Cup stakes.
Kemi Badenoch faces criticism for appointing Joshua Bonehill-Paine, a convicted antisemite, as an adviser on radicalisation, drawing backlash from Labour and Liberal Democrats.
Ed Miliband hailed the US as the UK's closest ally after talks with Marco Rubio, saying his past comments about Donald Trump didn't come up.
Andy Burnham faces backlash for taking a holiday two weeks into his premiership, with critics calling it 'disgraceful' amid the migrant crisis.