Scottish Government Defends Trans Prison Policy in Court
Scottish government argues blanket rule for trans women in men's prisons violates human rights; court challenge continues.
Scottish government argues blanket rule for trans women in men's prisons violates human rights; court challenge continues.
Peter Mandelson faces potential police inquiry for allegedly leaking confidential government information to Jeffrey Epstein during the financial crisis.
Supreme Court justices appear sceptical of Trump's firing of Fed governor Lisa Cook, potentially carving out an exception for the central bank amid broader executive power battles.
Conservative MPs dismiss Lady Warsi's Islamophobia warnings, with Mohammed Amin and Anna Soubry criticising leadership inaction as crisis deepens.
Trump softens criticism of UK’s Chagos Islands deal after call with Starmer, calling it the best possible arrangement.
Trump threatens to scrap US-UK trade deal over Labour's refusal to support Iran war, as Starmer and Reeves defend stance.
Treasury minister James Murray says welfare and defence spending are not a zero-sum game, rebutting Lord Robertson’s call to prioritise defence over welfare.
Sibling of Nottingham killer tells inquiry he misinterpreted violent texts as suicidal, felt powerless over brother's mental health.
Nicolás Maduro returns to Manhattan court for narco-terrorism case; defence argues over government funding for legal costs.
Former Labour minister Andrew Gwynne resigns as MP, paving way for Andy Burnham to stand in by-election, as Starmer warns against leadership talk.
Gary Neville says Tottenham players should be ashamed after a 'pathetic' season narrowly avoiding relegation, finishing 17th for second year.
Scottish Labour MP Brian Leishman calls for Anas Sarwar and Jackie Baillie to resign after party's worst Holyrood result, but Sarwar insists he will stay.
Trump's $300m White House ballroom project leads to demolition of historic East Wing, sparking criticism from historians and preservationists.
Prince Andrew emailed Jeffrey Epstein after photo emerged, contradicting his claim of ending contact in 2010.
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay promises to overhaul business rates, cut taxes for firms, and create enterprise zones if elected.
Iran denies missile attack on Turkey after Nato intercepts ballistic missile; conflict spreads to Sri Lanka and Gulf.
Over 650,000 people protest in Manila over missing billions in flood funds, organised by the influential Iglesia ni Cristo megachurch amid deadly typhoons.
Kentucky man jailed over six years for faking death to avoid $100,000 child support, hacking death registries.
Rep. Mike Lawler's town hall in New York erupts in chaos as he defends Trump's Iran war, with hecklers calling for impeachment and citing civilian casualties.
Oil prices hit four-week highs as US-Iran tensions escalate; UK gilt yields above 5%. Prices expected to stay high until next year.
UK ministers approve new Chinese embassy near Tower of London despite intelligence agencies warning national security risks cannot be eliminated
Melinda French Gates opens up about her post-divorce peace, her view of Jeffrey Epstein as 'evil', and her philanthropic work for women's health.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin says housing costs too high despite progress, citing population growth and migration as challenges. Budget to focus on families.
Gregg Wallace breaks silence after MasterChef announces all-female hosts Grace Dent and Anna Haugh; Wallace apologises over upheld allegations.
Tarique Rahman sworn in as Bangladeshi PM after BNP landslide, ending 18 months of caretaker rule. Hopes of economic revival and end to repression.
Jimmy Kimmel defends Melania 'widow' joke after Trump and first lady call for his firing over 'hateful and violent rhetoric'.
King Charles responds to unprecedented arrest of Prince Andrew on misconduct charges, stating 'law must take its course' and offering full cooperation with prosecutors.
UK PM Starmer hosts Ukrainian, French and German leaders for talks on support for Ukraine amid ongoing war.
Labour overtakes Reform in two polls as Nigel Farage faces by-election challenge from Count Binface amid financial probe.
Green mayor Zoe Garbett wrote to Haifa mayor with deadline of October 7 to respond to ending twinning, later apologised and changed date to October 5.