Reform UK has received a record £36 million donation from cryptocurrency billionaire Ben Delo, the largest single gift to a British political party, as the party faces scrutiny over its finances.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's devolution plans include fiscal powers for regional mayors, potentially adding a 5% overnight stay levy to hotel bills and introducing a local income tax, making UK staycations more expensive.
Andy Burnham faces a key choice: keep his large majority with an inherited manifesto or call a snap election. Polls show Labour at 24%, with Reform close behind.
Vladimir Putin has placed 23 UK towns and cities in his crosshairs by calling possible strikes on British military sites a military secret over Ukraine support.
Donald Trump has arrived in Dublin for a two-day visit, with Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly warning water cannons are 'on standby' amid planned protests.
Reform UK has received a record £36 million donation from cryptocurrency billionaire Ben Delo, giving Nigel Farage's party five times the Tories' and six times Labour's fundraising this year.
US President Donald Trump appeared to doze off during a Pentagon ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, prompting widespread outrage on social media.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been criticised after Wrexham's new Colliers Park training base in Gresford was built before planning permission was secured.
Len Wilson learned Papyrus had collapsed into administration days before a charity run in his son Nathan's memory. The run will still go ahead, now raising money for Love Jasmine.
Trump's endorsement of Ken Paxton in Texas primary led to a runoff win. Now, Democrat James Talarico polls ahead in the general election, testing Trump's influence.
Donald Trump appeared to struggle to keep his eyes open at the Pentagon 9/11 remembrance ceremony, prompting mockery on social media.
Nearly 3,000 names were read out one by one at Ground Zero on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, with four former presidents attending the poignant memorial service.
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, a ceremony in London remembered the 67 British victims, including a Hull man and his sister who died on the 103rd floor of the World Trade Center.
MPs voted 286 to 270 to reject the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, defeating the assisted dying legislation by a majority of 16 in the Commons.
MPs voted 286 to 270 to reject the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at second reading, ending the assisted dying legislation's progress in the Commons.
UK military chiefs say Putin remains entrenched in Ukraine despite 1.5 million casualties, a plunging economy and labour gaps, with Ukraine facing a tough winter.
Hundreds of asylum seekers, including at least 41 age-disputed children, removed to France under the UK's one in, one out deal have disappeared, human rights organisations have said.
Comment Editor Sebastian Murphy argues face coverings must be banned to liberate women and stop a 'creeping aesthetic' of masked activism he fears signals England's decline.
Reform UK must professionalise and prepare to reform the civil service to beat the Establishment, writes political commentator Jonathan Saxty.
A former MI6 chief has warned that China could bring Britain to a standstill by targeting the National Grid, citing the loss of UK manufacturing as a critical vulnerability.
House of Lords peers have called for a review of the State Pension Triple Lock, citing long-term costs and proposing alternatives like a 'triple average' after the next election.
Almost 3,000 people were killed 25 years ago today in the September 11, 2001 attacks, with millions worldwide still bearing the burden of that day.
GB News was halted for a breaking alert after reports France wants to end the one-in-one-out migrant deal with the UK, a blow to Andy Burnham.
Ed Miliband's first job was as an assistant to Tony Benn, who called him 'a nice lad, very helpful'. Leo McKinstry argues Miliband's ambition has brought defeat to Labour, destruction to the economy and despair to Israel.
Hannah Slater, 38, with incurable cancer, urges MPs to 'just pass the bill' ahead of a knife-edge Commons vote on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
Campaigners for assisted dying will assemble in Westminster today as the Assisted Dying Bill heads back to the House of Commons, with Labour MP Kim Leadbeater and Lord Falconer joining supporters.
Piers Morgan branded Harry and Meghan's behaviour 'stinking hypocrisy' over a 'rival royal plot', saying they want royal trappings without the work.
JD Vance halted his Republican midterm convention speech in Dallas after a protester waved a Mexican flag, telling him to 'get out' and prompting 'USA' chants.
A woman reconciled with her husband after he sought therapy, but her family despises him and refuses to see him, making things tricky.
Labour's Carl Austin-Behan won the Burnage by-election with 1,365 votes, holding Bev Craig's old seat despite a strong Green challenge.