Farage and Tories Fuel Grievances After Asylum Hotel Ruling
Court of appeal allows asylum seekers to remain at Epping hotel, sparking political backlash from Farage and Tories despite government win.
Category : Politics
Wagner Group Minions Jailed for UK Terror Plot
Six Britons acting for Wagner group jailed for arson attack on UK warehouse storing Ukraine aid; first convictions under National Security Act 2023.
Australian departments block 80% of FoI requests, report finds
Audit finds 80% of FoI requests rejected by key Australian departments, citing resistance and delay culture.
Ex-Nato Commander Backs Starmer After Trump’s ‘No Churchill’ Jibe Over Iran
Trump jibes at Starmer over Iran strikes; ex-Nato commander defends PM, warns against war without clear end; Tories criticise stance.
Socceroos' African heritage highlights Australia's diversity ahead of World Cup
Socceroos' African heritage players Mo Touré and Nestory Irankunda highlight Australia's diversity ahead of the World Cup, with increasing representation from refugee backgrounds.
Border Patrol Commander Removed from Minneapolis After Alex Pretti Shooting
Border patrol commander Gregory Bovino removed from Minneapolis after Alex Pretti shooting; Trump administration reshuffles leadership.
Andy Burnham Applies for Gorton and Denton Byelection Amid Labour Infighting
Andy Burnham applies for Gorton and Denton byelection; Starmer allies push to block him; NEC decision looms amid Labour infighting over leadership ambitions.
British Republican Steve Hilton Advances in Tight California Governor's Race
Former UK political adviser Steve Hilton advances to California governor race, to face Democrat Xavier Becerra in November. Hilton, endorsed by Trump, faces uphill battle in Democratic state.
Farage's £5m Crypto Gift Reported to NCA Over Money Laundering Fears
Nigel Farage's £5m donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne was reported to the NCA over money laundering fears, as he faces a byelection and scrutiny.
Lammy Demands Answers After Another Prisoner Mistakenly Released
David Lammy expresses outrage after another prisoner mistakenly released; Met Police launch manhunt as accidental releases rise sharply.
Burnham urges backing for Labour's Bev Craig in Greater Manchester
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has urged voters to back Labour's Bev Craig in the Greater Manchester mayoral by-election, the biggest in UK history with over two million eligible voters.
Alex Scott Lands New BBC Project After Football Focus Axed
Alex Scott reveals she planned to leave Football Focus before BBC axed it, remains with broadcaster for major tournaments and a new project.
Labour’s Immigration Overhaul Tightens Routes and Sparks Political Row
Labour tightens UK immigration rules with longer settlement times, higher English thresholds, and employer challenges, sparking political row.
Brown Defends Starmer Amid 'Serious' Leadership Crisis Over Mandelson Scandal
Gordon Brown defends Starmer as 'man of integrity' but admits 'serious' leadership crisis amid Mandelson scandal. Met police searches conclude, political reactions mount.
Lily Allen and David Harbour's Brooklyn Townhouse Sells for $7m After Price Cut
Lily Allen and David Harbour sell their Brooklyn townhouse for $7m, $1m below the original asking price, after months on the market.
Coalition in Turmoil as Entire Nationals Frontbench Resigns Over Hate Speech Laws
Entire Nationals frontbench resigns after Liberal leader accepts resignations of three senators who crossed floor on hate speech laws, threatening Coalition's future.
Scotland Demands £24.5m from Westminster for Trump and Vance Security Costs
Scotland demands £24.5m from UK government for policing Trump and Vance visits, calling them official work trips not private holidays.
Five Biggest Stars Snubbed by Tuchel for England Squad
Thomas Tuchel leaves five biggest stars out of England World Cup squad, sparking debate. Full story.
Reform UK Sparks Fear in Manchester Mayoral By-Election
The Greater Manchester mayoral by-election, the UK's largest, tests Labour's resilience against Reform UK and the Green party.
Email from Ghislaine Maxwell confirms Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre photo is genuine
An email from Ghislaine Maxwell confirms a photograph of Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre is real, says her brother.
Mouat’s Masterclass Seals Olympic Final Berth for GB Curlers
Bruce Mouat's brilliant shot powers Great Britain to Olympic curling final against Canada after 8-5 win over Switzerland.
Bishop in dressing gown shuts down London choir concert
Bishop Jonathan Baker, in a dressing gown, interrupts a London choir concert, calling their singing a 'terrible racket' and demanding they leave, later apologising.
RMT tells other union members to use Tube on strike days
RMT union tells PCS members to use Tube on strike days, amid dispute over four-day week for drivers earning £74k.
Andy Burnham announces £8.4bn nuclear submarine investment
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will announce £8.4 billion for nuclear submarines in Barrow, aiming to boost security and create 22,000 apprenticeships by 2035.
Burnham urges vote for Bev Craig as mayor
Prime Minister Andy Burnham endorses Bev Craig to succeed him as Greater Manchester mayor, urging voters to back Labour in Thursday's poll.
Lord Bird Calls for New Ministry to 'Dismantle Poverty'
Lord John Bird calls for a dedicated government ministry to dismantle poverty, criticising DWP as an 'emergency department' and demanding legally binding targets.
Assisted Dying Bill Backers Threaten Nuclear Option of 1911 Parliament Act
Supporters of assisted dying may use 1911 Parliament Act to bypass Lords block, threatening nuclear option if delays continue.
Blind Rohingya Refugee's Death in Buffalo Ruled Homicide After Border Patrol Abandonment
A blind Rohingya refugee, left alone by US Border Patrol in Buffalo, died of hypothermia. The death has been ruled a homicide, sparking outrage.
Tech CEO Resigns After Coldplay Kiss Cam Incident with HR Head
Astronomer CEO Andy Byron resigns after being filmed with HR head Kristin Cabot at a Coldplay concert. Board investigates.
Ex-Labour MP Denies Stepping Down Over Harassment Claims
Former Labour MP Mike Hill denies sexual assault allegations and claims he resigned over loss of party support, not the harassment claims.
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