Andrew Neil dismisses UK rejoin EU calls in Question Time clash
Andrew Neil argued the UK would return to a "different Europe" and noted Britain's growth has outpaced Germany, France and Italy since Brexit.
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Fiona Bruce shuts down Jonathan Reynolds on Question Time
Fiona Bruce interrupted Labour MP Jonathan Reynolds on Question Time, asking what he would do about the benefits system after he blamed the Conservatives.
Reform MS asks if defector should resign
Reform UK MS Jason O'Connell accused a Senedd member of 'fraud' and questioned whether she should resign after defecting to Plaid Cymru months after the election.
Labour's defence delay could cost lives after RAF crash
Critics warn Labour's 'dither and delay' over defence spending could cost lives after an RAF Hawk jet crashed in North Wales, prompting renewed calls to boost the budget and replace ageing military equipment.
Bryant warns he will set Stormont budget if Executive fails to
Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant says he will set a budget for the region if devolved ministers fail to do so, calling it the 'obvious logical conclusion' of continued stalemate.
Lifting football alcohol ban could risk good behaviour, warns ally
Education Secretary Lucy Powell warns that ending the football stands alcohol ban could put good behaviour at risk, as Prime Minister Andy Burnham calls the restriction outdated.
Netanyahu: Genocide claims 'biggest lie of the century'
Netanyahu dismissed genocide accusations as the 'biggest lie of the century' as dozens of delegates booed and walked out of his UN General Assembly speech in New York.
Public outcry as council notes High Borrans petition
North Tyneside Council voted to note the High Borrans petition, prompting cries of 'shame on you' from campaigners at the full council meeting.
Trump-Xi Dinner Menu Revealed at White House
The White House has released the menu for Donald Trump's state dinner with Xi Jinping, featuring a three-course meal with Chinese-inspired touches and a guest list of tech and business leaders.
Trump welcomes Xi to White House amid media ban dispute
Trump hailed his 'truly great friendship' with Xi as China's state media covered the visit while US reporters were barred despite a court order.
Delegates walk out as Netanyahu addresses UN General Assembly
Dozens of delegates walked out of the UN General Assembly in New York as Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu took the podium, while others applauded.
Netanyahu Booed, Walkout at UN General Assembly
Dozens of UN delegates booed and walked out as Benjamin Netanyahu took the stage, prompting his 'moral cowards' remark.
Tributes paid to former Express political editor Patrick O'Flynn
Family, friends and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage gathered at St Bride's Church in Fleet Street for a memorial service honouring Patrick O'Flynn, the former Daily Express Political Editor who died last year aged 59.
Prince Harry 'of course' knew about Earl Spencer's book, expert says
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams claims Prince Harry 'of course' knew about Earl Spencer's book 'Swan Song' before its release, despite Charles Spencer saying he only told family on publication day.
Is Vinny leaving Emmerdale? Jail twist explained
Vinny Dingle faces jail after being charged with causing the deaths of Dawn and Jimmy in Emmerdale. Here's what we know about his exit.
Government vows to 'push further and harder' after 781 cross Channel
The Government said it must 'push further and harder' to stop migrants crossing the Channel after 781 people arrived in the UK on Wednesday, the highest single-day total this year.
Burnham's secret election plan exposed as Lib Dems 'open door to coalition'
Tory MP Esther McVey claims Andy Burnham's inner circle is urging an early general election to crush the right, as Sir Ed Davey refuses to rule out a coalition.
EU U-turn on Rwanda-style deportation centres after UK criticism
The EU is planning deportation centres outside the bloc by 2027, a reversal of its criticism of the UK's Rwanda scheme, which it had labelled 'extreme' and 'inhumane'.
Tempers rise at Trump-Xi meeting as Chinese press clash with staff
Chinese photographers clashed with US officials outside the White House as Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping with a lavish state visit, including a rare plane greeting and military review.
UUP leader: Unionism must give electorate something to vote for
Ulster Unionist leader Jon Burrows says political and civil unionism has a responsibility to give the electorate something to vote for, ahead of his first party conference.
Burnham's booze ban plan for football is a bad idea
Andy Burnham wants to lift the ban on drinking alcohol in football stands, but this opinion piece argues it would ruin the matchday experience for fans.
Blair's EU Call a Gift for Reform, Analysis Says
Sir Tony Blair's call for Britain to rejoin a more powerful EU is a gift for Reform UK, complicating Andy Burnham's efforts to retain Leave-voting Red Wall seats, analysis says.
Burnham's UN speech reeked of hypocrisy – it's people like him who've damaged UK
Andy Burnham's UN speech reeked of hypocrisy because Britain's own rulers have damaged the country through open borders and identity politics, argues Leo McKinstry.
Blair's EU Rejoin Push: Arrogance and Cost Concerns
Sir Tony Blair's campaign to rejoin the EU reveals arrogance, but costs and currency issues loom. Experts estimate rejoining could cost around £31.3bn annually.
Brexiteers hit back at Branson's bid to rejoin EU
Sir Richard Branson called Brexit an 'unmitigated disaster' and urged a second referendum, prompting Brexiteers to defend the UK's departure from the EU.
Bryant: No improvement on £1.5bn Stormont budget offer
Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant has told Stormont party leaders there will be no improvement on the current financial offer to assist with setting a budget.
Khan sets out three Budget demands for Burnham's government
Sadiq Khan urges Andy Burnham's government for fiscal devolution, housing funds, and core public services cash ahead of the Autumn Budget.
Poll: Labour could be reduced to just two seats in Wales
A YouGov poll projects Labour would hold only two seats in Wales at a general election, with Plaid Cymru taking 15 and Reform UK 14.
Reform MS criticised for 'doctors are liars and butchers' claim
Reform UK Senedd member Joe Martin has been accused of using 'disorderly, discriminatory or offensive language' during a debate on gender affirming surgery, prompting calls for a review.
Burnham urged to launch rural reset as Labour may lose 79 seats
Labour could lose 79 rural seats at the next election, according to analysis by the Countryside Alliance, prompting calls for Andy Burnham to adopt a rural reset.
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