Reform UK Overtakes Labour in New YouGov Poll
Reform UK has edged ahead of Labour in a new YouGov poll, with 23% support, marking a setback for PM Andy Burnham.
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Norris: Victims' families 'carrying the can' for prison failure
Justice Secretary Alex Norris says families affected by early release are 'carrying the can' for previous governments' failure to build enough prisons, after apologising to Pc Andrew Harper's family.
Record 18-year-old university admissions in 2026
A record 17,920 18-year-olds secured university places for 2026, up from 17,350 last year, with deprived-area acceptances up 7% to 2,090.
Migrant dinghy carrying 157 capsizes in Channel after fire
A dinghy with 157 migrants capsized in the English Channel after its engine caught fire; 54 were taken to France on British vessels, with no fatalities reported.
MAGA rebels plot new party after Trump 'betrayed us all'
Prominent former Trump allies, including Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene, met in Maine to hint at a new political movement, accusing the president of betraying them over the Iran war.
Iran says it was poised to strike Ukraine before apology
Iran claims it prepared strikes on three Ukrainian sites but cancelled after Kyiv's apology. No evidence provided; Ukraine hasn't responded.
Tehran defies Trump's latest threat over Strait
Iran warns US naval blockade must end or forces face 'serious risks,' as Trump issues ultimatum amid reports of depleted US missile stocks.
US Military Asks Staff for Ideas to 'Punish' Iran
The US military has emailed analysts for creative ways to pressure and punish Iran, as the war continues and Trump cancels strikes.
FIFA Secretary General Blasts Infantino in Leaked Email
FIFA secretary general Mattias Grafstrom has blasted Gianni Infantino in a leaked email, as pressure mounts on the president after his failed World Cup commercial plan.
Burnham's 15-Day Holiday Record Sparks Row
Andy Burnham takes holiday 15 days into premiership, breaking record for fastest PM break, sparking criticism from rivals.
SNP not ready for leadership change, Flynn backed to replace Swinney
Former minister Alex Neil backs Stephen Flynn to replace John Swinney as SNP leader, saying the party is not yet ready for a change after a 'very poor' election campaign.
Burnage by-election date set for September 10
Burnage by-election will be held on September 10, following Bev Craig's election as Greater Manchester mayor, marking the fourth vote in the area this year.
PM Andy Burnham's Wristband Tribute to Brave Teen Joe
Prime Minister Andy Burnham wears a Joseph's Goal wristband in support of Joe Kendrick, a Wigan teen with a rare condition. The bracelet has been seen at key moments, from his swearing-in to meeting Zelenskyy.
Clark backs Lennon for Scottish Labour leadership
Katy Clark nominates Monica Lennon for Scottish Labour leader after deciding not to run, boosting her ballot hopes.
Katy Clark backs Monica Lennon in Scottish Labour leadership race
Katy Clark has nominated Monica Lennon in the Scottish Labour leadership contest after deciding not to stand herself, helping Lennon get on the ballot.
Channel Dinghy Fire: 157 Migrants Rescued
A dinghy carrying 157 migrants capsized in the English Channel after its engine caught fire; all were rescued, with 54 taken to France on British vessels.
Migrant Dinghy Capsizes in Channel, 157 Rescued
A dinghy carrying 157 migrants capsized in the English Channel after its engine caught fire. All were rescued, with 54 taken to France on British vessels.
Prison early release: 1,000 exempted under new changes
Around 1,000 prisoners are now exempt from the Government's early release scheme after changes announced Monday, including those convicted of rape and child sex offences.
Sturgeon's SNP campaign claims 'nonsense', says minister
Scotland's education secretary has dismissed Nicola Sturgeon's claims that the SNP's election campaign lacked vision as 'nonsense', citing a historic victory.
Badenoch won't criticise Burnham for holiday after 2 weeks in No 10
Kemi Badenoch says she won't criticise Andy Burnham for taking a holiday two weeks into his premiership, but slams him for avoiding Parliament.
Chelsea sanctions: same ban for sexual misconduct, ticket transfers
Chelsea's sanctions policy places unauthorised ticket transfers and sexual misconduct in the same bracket, both resulting in a 12-month ban and loss of season card.
Record 18-year-olds get university places in Scotland
The number of 18-year-olds securing university places in Scotland hit a record high this year, with 17,920 accepted, including a 7% rise from deprived areas.
FIFA Secretary General Slams Infantino in Leaked Memo
FIFA secretary general Mattias Grafstrom criticized Gianni Infantino in a leaked memo after the World Cup stake sale plan was abandoned, calling it a 'sad and reproachable series of events.'
Reform UK Slams France Over Navy Small Boat Plan
Reform UK condemned France's criticism of its plan to use the Royal Navy to intercept small boats, vowing not to tolerate French handling of crossings.
Mega-dinghy fire triggers huge Channel rescue of 160 migrants
A major rescue operation was launched after a boat carrying about 160 migrants caught fire in the English Channel, causing it to sink and occupants to enter the water.
Reform MP blasted over 'disgusting' swipe at French WW2 heroes
Sarah Pochin criticised for comment on French sovereignty after Farage's small boats plan rejected by France, sparking backlash from MPs.
FIFA Denies Infantino Called Trump Amid Job Crisis
FIFA has denied reports that its president Gianni Infantino made repeated calls to Donald Trump to save his job, calling the claims 'pure fiction'.
Trump slams 'disgusting' Democrat cities amid poo claims
Trump attacked Democrat-led cities as 'filthy and disgusting' following rumours he smells of poo, made by a therapist with alleged sources.
Everton fans demand review of 'disproportionate' sanctions
Everton Fan Advisory Board calls for urgent review of sanctioning criteria, citing 'hugely disproportionate penalties' compared to Chelsea's fine and suspended ban.
Reform candidate under fire for social media posts
Reform UK's Karen Hatch faces criticism over anti-Muslim and conspiracy posts linked to her account as she contests St Helens by-election.
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