Swindon man charged with assisting Russian intelligence
Joshua Cammidge, 31, has been charged under the National Security Act after an investigation led by counter-terrorism policing London.
Category : Politics
Burnham vs Badenoch: Flirting Ends as PMQs Fight Begins
Kemi Badenoch attacked Andy Burnham over defence spending at PMQs, ending weeks of flirtation. The PM defended his record, while sanctions on Israeli settlements sparked a diplomatic row.
New Manchester Council leader Garry Bridges sets out priorities
Garry Bridges has been elected as Manchester Council's new leader, taking control of a £1bn budget and promising to tackle housing and Strangeways.
Burnham rules out benefit cuts to fund defence spending
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ruled out cutting benefits to fund defence spending, warning Tory plans to cut £4bn from welfare could cause mass homelessness in Britain.
Kaleb Cooper: Police still probing Clarkson's Farm sheep theft
Kaleb Cooper says police are checking CCTV after 11 sheep were stolen from Jeremy Clarkson's farm, and reveals a naked fan hugged him.
Burnham rules out IndyRef2 unless clear majority backs it
Andy Burnham has ruled out a second Scottish independence referendum until it is 'clear' a majority of Scots want one, drawing parallels with the Irish border poll rules.
Trump 'Pooed His Pants' as JD Vance Seen Wincing at Foul Smell
Donald Trump faces fresh claims he soiled himself during an Oval Office briefing, after a resurfaced clip shows JD Vance and Andrew Ferguson wincing at a foul smell.
Badenoch: Burnham's Chagos plan 'weak', risks Falklands
Kemi Badenoch accused Andy Burnham of putting the Falklands at risk with a 'weak' Chagos plan, citing a £35bn cost and Argentina's renewed claims.
Trump's five-word outburst at Marine One pilot revealed
Donald Trump was filmed appearing to berate a Marine One pilot after landing at the White House. A lip reader revealed he said "That's enough for me today" and "We're done."
Miliband's Israel Sanctions Will Backfire, Opinion Claims
Ed Miliband's sanctions against Israel are performative, will backfire spectacularly and make Britain more dangerous, argues Paul Baldwin in a scathing opinion piece.
New UK equalities unit to tackle white working-class inequality
Ministers will create a new unit to prioritise white working-class inequality, part of a government shakeup that will abolish the Social Mobility Commission.
Miliband rejects chief rabbi criticism over settlement sanctions
Ed Miliband has rejected the chief rabbi's criticism of UK sanctions on Israeli settlements, saying the move was 'the right thing to do' and defending it as standing up for British values.
Burnham faces PMQs after week of anti-immigration protests
Andy Burnham faces his second PMQs since Sir Keir Starmer was removed as PM, after a week of anti-immigration protests in Dover and Portsmouth.
UK datacentres to create only 25% of predicted jobs
Environmental thinktank Verdant predicts UK datacentres will directly employ 10,400 workers, compared with over 40,000 projected by TechUK, amid energy and water concerns.
William's 'cheap shot' response to Harry's fight claims
Prince William reportedly called Harry's account of their physical altercation a 'cheap shot', as the Sussexes return to the UK with their children.
Trump did not condemn UK sanctions on West Bank settlements
US President Donald Trump did not push back on UK sanctions against West Bank settlement builders, despite Israel closing the UK consulate in East Jerusalem.
Burnage by-election: Greens could make 'statement' in Labour seat
Manchester's Burnage by-election on September 10 could be a 'huge' moment as the Greens aim to take the seat formerly held by ex-council leader Bev Craig, with Labour 'realistic' about its chances.
Harry and Meghan Seek 'Public Figures' Title After King's Letter
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly want to be known as 'public figures' after King Charles III referred to them as 'private citizens' in a letter to officials.
Trump did not push back on UK West Bank sanctions
US President Donald Trump did not push back on the UK's sanctions on West Bank settlement builders, according to sources familiar with a call between him and UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Trump's AI map sparks fury from world leaders
US President Donald Trump's AI-generated map, shared on Truth Social, has drawn condemnation from leaders in Iceland, Denmark and Mexico over its inclusion of their nations.
SAS 'well below strength' as troops quit over legal fears, MP warns
Sir David Davis warns elite SAS troops are resigning over fears of prosecution, leaving the Special Forces 'well below strength'.
Trump's 9/11 firefighter rescue claim and dead rescuer joke spark backlash
Donald Trump claimed firefighters carried him to safety after 9/11 and joked about a dead rescuer, drawing criticism over his account of the attacks.
Badenoch holds crisis talks with Israel over Labour sanctions
Kemi Badenoch held crisis talks with Israel's foreign minister after Labour imposed sanctions on West Bank settlements, sparking dismay among Jewish leaders and a diplomatic backlash.
UK conscription age for men as Brits face punishment for dodging WW3
Military conscription could return in the UK as fears grow over Putin escalating conflicts. Fines, not prison, may punish those who refuse to serve.
Russia warns Hungary of 'harsh and painful' retaliation
Russia threatens 'harsh and painful' retaliation against NATO member Hungary after Budapest expels 10 Russian diplomats, escalating tensions amid a foreign-policy pivot.
Putin tells Trump Russia has no aggressive plans for Europe
Putin assured Trump Moscow has no aggressive plans towards Europe but is determined to reach its military goals, during a phone call today.
UK pledges £100m to Ukraine as Russia launches fresh attacks
Britain pledged a further £100m in support for Ukraine, including Patriot missiles and drones, as Russia launched a major overnight attack on Kyiv and other cities.
Lindsay Clancy lawyer speaks out: Plan B, Trump appeal, mistrial
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer Kevin Reddington speaks out after mistrial, urging Donald Trump to consider a pardon and revealing next steps.
UK bans imports from illegal Israeli settlements
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced an import ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements, accusing Israel of turning a blind eye to 'ethnic cleansing' in the West Bank.
UK to sanction illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank
The UK is set to announce sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank, targeting the controversial E1 project. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband will outline measures, including possible trade restrictions, in Parliament on Tuesday.
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