Sunak suffers biggest Tory rebellion as two deputy chairs quit over Rwanda bill
Two Tory deputy chairs quit and 60 MPs rebel over Rwanda bill, but PM is expected to weather the storm.
Two Tory deputy chairs quit and 60 MPs rebel over Rwanda bill, but PM is expected to weather the storm.
Senate Republicans advance $140bn budget resolution to fund ICE and CBP, despite Democratic opposition and ongoing DHS shutdown.
David Haye is humbled as I'm A Celebrity fans vote him a bully in an Instagram poll, with 73% saying yes. Adam Thomas calls it bullying.
Scott Jennings and Caroline Sunshine clash live on CNN over the '47-year war' with Iran, as the ex-Trump aide questions the claim and the pundit hits back.
Pope Leo XIV condemns Gaza war as 93 Palestinians are reported killed by Israeli fire while waiting for food aid, and fresh evacuation orders are issued.
Thomas Massie dismisses Trump's bullying over his wedding and vows to keep fighting for release of Epstein files, warning Republicans their vote will outlast Trump's presidency.
Met Police bans pro-Palestine march near BBC HQ over synagogue disruption risk on Shabbat, citing Public Order Act.
Trump's face and name appear across US institutions, from a justice department banner to airport renames, prompting 'dictator vibes' criticism.
Internet troll Sean Duffy jailed for 18 weeks for mocking dead teenagers on Facebook and YouTube, including Natasha MacBryde.
Florida governor Ron DeSantis spent $1.2m per day on ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ jail, and the state may face a $608m bill after federal reimbursement doubts.
Malcolm Turnbull criticises opposition's talent pool amid Coalition collapse and leadership uncertainty, calling the party 'in La-La land'.
DP World chief Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem resigns over ties to Jeffrey Epstein, following released emails and partner pressure.
Human rights groups accuse Home Office of abandoning thousands of Afghan staff, including teachers and translators, a year after Kabul evacuation.
Mark Consuelos opens up about his father Saul's death, describing his grief and the 'quick and painless' end to a brutal five-month health battle.
Nigerian Air Force airstrikes in Borno killed more than 40 militants and destroyed canoes, foiling an attack on Baga town and Lake Chad area.
Australian author Craig Silvey faces new charges including producing child exploitation material, after earlier possession and distribution charges.
Dorothy Cook, 68, from Bristol, was powerless to secure her husband's discharge from hospital because she did not have power of attorney. She shares her story on first UK Power of Attorney Day.
Nigel Farage calls Trump's Iran threats 'over the top' and 'way too far', while Downing Street avoids direct criticism.
Newly released US files show Charles Schwab wired $27.7m on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein for a Moroccan palace days before his 2019 arrest.
Met Police Supt Robyn Williams convicted of possessing indecent child image on phone, cleared of failing to report. Sister and partner also convicted.
West Ham relegated after poor decisions by David Sullivan, including wasted funds, failed signings, and managerial instability, leading to a Championship return.
The New York Times files a second lawsuit against the Pentagon over press escort rules, calling them unconstitutional and retaliatory.
Navy Secretary John Phelan has been removed from his post, the second senior Pentagon departure since the start of the Iran war.
Sadiq Khan compares Donald Trump to 20th-century fascists before UK state visit, drawing criticism and protest plans.
A retired consultant argues the decent homes standard enforcement issue is due to under-resourced agencies and legal complexity, not the 2035 timeline.
Ian Rumsey becomes ITN CEO after Rachel Corp steps down immediately. He calls his elevation a surprise, having recently resigned to join Zinc Media.
Dubai influencers mix party footage with war commentary as Iranian strikes hit UAE, testing the city's image of safety.
PM denies digital ID policy shift is a U-turn, insisting mandatory checks remain despite allowing passports or e-visas.
A Pembrokeshire RAF veteran who spent £4.28 on a competition has won £300,000, choosing the cash over a Lamborghini to pay off his mortgage and treat his family.
Tyson Fury ends retirement to fight Arslanbek Makhmudov on 11 April, with the heavyweight bout to be shown live on Netflix in the UK.