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.
Category : Politics
Alan Jones Trial: Prosecutors Drop Charge in Week 8
Prosecutors unexpectedly drop a charge against Alan Jones in week 8 of his trial, as witnesses testify on allegations involving complainants M and H.
Klopp on Liverpool return: Germany boss opens up on future plans
Jurgen Klopp has said a return to Liverpool is 'theoretically possible' as he prepares for his first match as Germany boss against the Netherlands in the Nations League.
Trump to ask supreme court to allow third-country deportations
The Trump administration will ask the US supreme court to allow deporting immigrants to third countries, after a lower court rejected the policy.
US and Chinese reporters clash outside White House
US and Chinese reporters appeared to clash outside the White House ahead of Donald Trump and Xi Jinping's meeting on Thursday, with witnesses describing the clashes as tense.
Premier League statement after EFL £1.5bn proposal
The Premier League says it remains committed to a football-led solution to allow extra money to flow to EFL clubs this season, following a £1.5bn proposal.
Green Party reported to EHRC over Muslim-only training event
The Green Party has been reported to the Equality and Human Rights Commission over a training event initially restricted to Muslim members only.
Greenland leaders get hero's welcome after US security pact
Greenland's delegation was greeted with applause and chanting in Nuuk on Wednesday after signing a security agreement with the US and Denmark in New York.
NUJ warns BBC risks 'inescapable doom spiral' with more cuts
The NUJ warns the BBC faces an 'inescapable doom spiral' if it continues job cuts, after the corporation announced plans to axe up to 2,000 roles to save £500 million.
UN urged to create IPCC-style panel on global inequality
Leaders at the UN general assembly back a proposed international panel on inequality, modelled on the IPCC, to address the issue as a global security threat.
Branson calls Brexit 'disaster' as Blair think tank urges EU return
Sir Richard Branson has called Brexit an 'unmitigated disaster' as a Tony Blair-led think tank urges Britain to commit to rejoining the EU within a decade.
Poll: Has Labour lost control of UK borders?
Labour faces criticism after 781 migrants crossed the Channel in a single day and two boats landed undetected. Vote in our poll.
Greenland hails defence deal as step to independence and end to US threats
Greenland's PM and foreign minister received a hero's welcome in Nuuk after a new defence agreement with the US and Denmark, seen as a step towards independence and an end to Trump's annexation threats.
Burnham-Trump Meeting: What Really Happened
Pippa Crerar reveals what happened in the room during Andy Burnham's first meeting with Donald Trump, including the 12-minute press conference and journalist-politician karaoke ethics.
Sky News halts for record 781 migrant crossings as Burnham faces backlash
Sky News paused for a breaking update on 24 September, revealing 781 migrants crossed the English Channel on Wednesday—the highest single-day total this year, dealing a blow to Andy Burnham.
Reform projected to win fewer seats than Tories in poll
A new YouGov survey suggests Labour would remain the largest party, with the Tories second and Reform third, despite the Prime Minister facing pressure over defence funding.
North East mayor presses Government for powers to help cost of living
Kim McGuinness has urged the Government to give her powers to keep bus fares affordable, open more youth clubs and help young people find jobs in a letter to Chancellor John Healey ahead of next month's Budget.
UK court extends block on ex-SAS soldier's book
A UK high court has extended an injunction preventing former SAS soldier Christian Craighead from publishing his book in the UK, pending a government legal action over an alleged confidentiality breach.
Government vows to 'push further and harder' after 780 cross Channel
The Government has said it must “push further and harder” to stop migrants crossing the Channel after more than 700 people arrived in the UK on Wednesday – the highest number for a single day so far this year.
Ryanair flight turns back after passenger's hijack claim
A Ryanair flight from Porto to Dublin returned to its departure airport after a passenger allegedly claimed she was being pursued, prompting a possible hijack signal.
Iraola's Liverpool face tough run after Bournemouth win
Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola warned of a difficult schedule ahead after a 1-0 win at Bournemouth, with nine games in 29 days against top-four rivals and European ties.
Trump Welcomes Xi to Washington Amid Trade, AI, Taiwan Tensions
Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping to the US at Joint Base Andrews for a state visit, coinciding with the UN general assembly, which Xi is not attending. Talks are expected to cover AI technology, trade relations, and Taiwan.
Tony Blair urges UK to rejoin EU within a decade if it reforms
Tony Blair has called on the UK to rejoin the European Union within a decade, urging Andy Burnham to pursue a formal relationship with the bloc if it reforms.
Record 781 Channel migrants arrive in UK in single day
The Home Office recorded 781 Channel arrivals in 10 boats on Wednesday, the highest daily total this year, amid two undetected landings.
Tory benefit crackdown punishes disabled claimants like me
A disabled benefits claimant says Tory plans to cut Universal Credit and block spending on cigarettes, alcohol and gambling would punish people like her, who already live frugally.
Home Office records 781 Channel arrivals in a day
The Home Office recorded 781 migrants arriving in 10 boats on Wednesday, the highest single-day total this year, as two boats landed undetected earlier this week.
781 migrants cross Channel in one day in 2026 record
A total of 781 migrants arrived in the UK after crossing the English Channel on Wednesday, the highest single-day number so far this year, Home Office figures show.
Tom Watson's Palantir move signals democracy's rot, says MP
Labour MP Clive Lewis says Tom Watson's move to surveillance firm Palantir deepens public cynicism and highlights the 'integrity gap' in UK politics.
Trump accused of using pillow to protect couch from incontinence
Donald Trump has been accused of using a pillow to protect a couch from his "legendary incontinence" after a clip of him moving a cushion before sitting next to Emmanuel Macron went viral.
Greens projected to win zero MPs in London, YouGov finds
The Green Party is projected to win zero MPs in London in a new YouGov MRP poll, despite previous predictions of up to 21 seats, while Labour sees a 'Burnham bounce'.
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