Healey Warns Labour Infighting Threatens Credibility of Government
Defence secretary John Healey warns Labour’s internal divisions risk credibility in government, criticises leadership hopefuls in speech.
Defence secretary John Healey warns Labour’s internal divisions risk credibility in government, criticises leadership hopefuls in speech.
Pep Guardiola tells his Manchester City successor to 'be themselves' as Enzo Maresca is expected to take over after Guardiola's decade-long tenure.
Body of missing US soldier 1st Lt Kendrick Lamont Key Jr recovered off Morocco coast during African Lion exercise; second soldier still missing.
Putin orders revival of Soviet-era Intervision song contest after Russia's Eurovision ban, with nearly 20 friendly nations set to participate.
Government plans to strip Andrew of succession rights after police probe into misconduct allegations.
Federal judge quashes subpoenas for Minnesota officials, ruling they were politically motivated and lacked justification.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says stronger EU ties are the 'biggest prize' for UK growth, urging sectoral alignment and rebutting fears of voter backlash.
A single mother in Feltham, London, is fined £1,000 for leaving an envelope beside overflowing communal bins, sparking a dispute with Hounslow Council.
The US has launched fresh strikes on Iran in response to Tehran's attack on American forces, risking a return to full-blown war.
Andy Burnham secures Labour leadership with 349 MP nominations, set to become PM next Monday, vowing unity and a broad church cabinet.
Japan PM Takaichi vows resolute response after Chinese jets allegedly lock radar on Japanese fighters near Okinawa.
Images of five-year-old Liam Ramos detained by ICE in Minneapolis highlight the harsh impact of Trump's immigration policies, sparking comparisons to iconic child crisis photos.
Trump demands Schumer support renaming Dulles and Penn Station after him to release $18bn in infrastructure funds.
Zambia's former president Edgar Lungu's body is stuck in South Africa as his family fights repatriation for a state funeral led by his rival, Hakainde Hichilema.
Western democracies shun Trump's Board of Peace, seen as a personal fiefdom with sweeping powers and no mention of Gaza, as only 20 countries join.
Gemma Collins shares a makeup-free selfie from the Cotswolds, fans praise her natural look, and she reflects on turning 45.
Report finds Neville Husband, possibly UK’s worst sex offender, committed hundreds of offences at Medomsley detention centre while authorities ignored complaints.
TV chef Chris Wheeler, star of Great British Menu, has died. Known for marathon pancake flipping and Hollywood cake, his friend Jean-Christophe Novelli leads tributes.
Liverpool manager search heats up: fans want Luis Enrique as Enrique leads PSG to Champions League win, but talks with Andoni Iraola begin.
Former US watchdogs warn that the rapid expansion of local police immigration enforcement threatens civil rights, as a report is suppressed.
Ofcom drops 11 investigations after court ruling on Jacob Rees-Mogg, plans to close loophole allowing politicians as newsreaders.
Surrey chip shop owner fined £40k by Home Office for hiring worker with allegedly forged identity; FSB says fines are crushing for small businesses.
Pippa Middleton and husband James Matthews dispute public footpath access at their £15m Berkshire estate, previously allowed by Sir Terence Conran.
NYC mayoral primary winner Zohran Mamdani faces Islamophobic attacks and death threats from Republican figures, including calls for deportation and 9/11 references.
Mamdani's progressive allies win New York Democratic primaries, defeating incumbents and sending shockwaves through the party.
Labour abandons income tax hike plan, citing improved forecasts and voter concerns. Markets react with bond yields up and FTSE down.
Angela Rayner is writing a memoir about her rise and fall, sparking fresh speculation about a future Labour leadership challenge to Keir Starmer.
US lawyers are being hit with financial sanctions for filing baseless election fraud lawsuits, as courts clamp down on frivolous legal challenges since 2020.
Andy Burnham becomes Labour leader, pledging unity and a leftwing agenda. Tensions over chancellor choice emerge.
Donald Trump says he feels badly for royal family after Prince Andrew stripped of titles over Epstein links.