Bev Craig: Heaton Park attack anniversary, attack on one is attack on all
A year on from the Heaton Park Synagogue attack, Greater Manchester mayor Bev Craig remembers the victims, honours the heroes and says the city stands united against hate.
Category : Politics
Andy Burnham: 'We stand with Manchester's Jewish community'
On Yom Kippur, the Prime Minister reflects on the Heaton Park attack and pledges unwavering support against antisemitism.
United Russia dominates first wartime parliamentary vote
Early results show United Russia leading Russia's first parliamentary election since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, with nearly 58% of the party-list vote.
Earl Spencer in tears during BBC interview with Laura Kuenssberg
Earl Charles Spencer broke down in tears during a BBC interview with Laura Kuenssberg, discussing Princess Diana's death and his memoir claims about King Charles.
Pothole-plagued Whitefield street 'ignored for decades'
Residents of unadopted Park Terrace in Whitefield say they've been plagued by potholes for decades, with Bury council saying it has no power to act. Vulnerable residents face danger daily.
Burnham to meet Trump for first time at UN assembly
Andy Burnham will meet Donald Trump for the first time next week at the UN general assembly in New York, despite past critical remarks about the US President.
Badenoch Accuses Burnham of Fiddling as Putin Threatens Europe
Kemi Badenoch has accused Prime Minister Andy Burnham of 'fiddling while Europe is at risk of burning' over defence spending as Russian hybrid warfare escalates.
Earl Spencer Accuses King of Gaslighting Over Book Response
Earl Spencer claims King Charles gaslit him after Buckingham Palace dismissed memoir claims about Princess Diana, calling the response 'below the belt'.
Badenoch accuses Burnham of 'fiddling' as Russia threats grow
Kemi Badenoch has accused Prime Minister Andy Burnham of 'fiddling while Europe is at risk of burning' as Russia ramps up aggression towards Ukraine's allies.
Harry and Meghan may decide UK future within weeks
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could permanently return to Montecito, California if the Ravec security ruling goes against them, sources say.
Ratcliffe: UK 'on the slide' due to immigration, taxes
Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he has 'no confidence in the UK', blaming immigration and high taxes for the country's decline, months after his 'colonised' remark sparked backlash.
Marra vows to fight for North Sea jobs as Scottish Labour leader
New Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra says Dundee is his heart and soul, backs Rosebank and Jackdaw, and opposes compulsory redundancies in the public sector.
Jim Ratcliffe accused of 'living on another planet' over UK remarks
TUC chief Paul Nowak hits back at Sir Jim Ratcliffe after the Man Utd owner claimed the UK is 'on the slide', criticising taxes and immigration.
Labour MPs warn Burnham sounds 'just like Starmer'
Labour MPs warn new PM Andy Burnham is starting to sound just like Keir Starmer as Chancellor John Healey faces the same Treasury crises and budget battles.
Celtic's mess is self-inflicted, O'Neill shafted – Sutton
Chris Sutton says Celtic's current crisis is self-inflicted, blaming the board for transfer failures and insisting Martin O'Neill has been 'shafted' by a broken club.
Trump announces Greenland military deal with Denmark
Donald Trump has claimed to have agreed a deal with Denmark and Greenland to provide the US with permanent military rights on the strategically placed Arctic island.
Putin appears confused while voting in Russia's election
Vladimir Putin appeared confused and tense as he cast his vote in Russia's predetermined parliamentary election, which is set to tighten his grip on power further.
Tories: Burnham's EU reset 'doomed to fail' as PM 'panics'
The Tories have warned Andy Burnham's EU reset is 'doomed to fail', accusing the PM of holding 'panicked' meetings to row back on Keir Starmer's promises.
Labour migrant deal costs £80m and counting, says commentator
Labour's one-in-one-out migrant deal with France has cost £80m so far, with costs potentially reaching £1.5bn, as Piddington villagers vote for independence.
Harry and Meghan's UK Return Could Lead to Taxpayer-Funded Security
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK return could result in taxpayers funding their security, as a Ravec review considers their protection needs following their move to the Cotswolds.
Families demand public inquiry into suicide grooming forum
Bereaved families and a survivor call on Andy Burnham to launch a statutory inquiry into failures to stop a suicide grooming forum linked to over 130 UK deaths.
SNP may be forced to sack civil servants to meet savings target
An economist warns the Scottish Government may need compulsory redundancies to meet its workforce savings target, despite a no-compulsory-redundancy policy.
Trump threatens tariffs on Europe over Canada EU plan
US President Donald Trump has threatened “very serious tariffs” on Europe after Ursula von der Leyen proposed making Canada the EU's first associate member.
Trump photo sparks fury over Kennedy Center demolition plan
A photo shows Trump aboard Air Force One studying a board reading 'KENNEDY CENTER DEMOLITION', sparking online backlash and concerns over the venue's future.
DWP PIP: 82.6% of consultations still by phone
New DWP figures show 82.6% of PIP consultations were by telephone in July 2026, as the government targets 30% face-to-face.
Burnham stutters in 'car crash' Sky interview on asylum policy
Prime Minister Andy Burnham struggled through a Sky News interview defending the Government's asylum seeker housing plan after an Oxfordshire village voted for secession.
Chelsea chairman Boehly steps down as Clearlake takes control
Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly is leaving his role after agreeing to sell his stake to co-owners Clearlake Capital, giving the US firm full control of the club.
Labour Conference to Return to Liverpool in 2027
Labour Party conference will return to Liverpool for a sixth consecutive year in 2027, ahead of Andy Burnham's first gathering as leader later this month.
US troops told to prepare for war from seabed to Moon
US confirms deploying space weapons for first time; troops told to be ready to fight from seabed to cislunar space around the Moon.
Law must not have blind spot on right, says Baroness Chakrabarti
Baroness Chakrabarti asks where the line lies between protest and intimidation, urging the Government to apply one standard to all groups.
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