Green leader Zack Polanski to run in Keir Starmer's old seat
Green Party leader Zack Polanski plans to contest the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, challenging Labour in Keir Starmer's former seat and testing Burnham's appeal.
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No evidence Morocco behind Ceuta breach, says Sánchez
Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez told parliament there is no evidence Morocco planned or facilitated the mass border breach into Ceuta, despite a police report claiming border forces helped 70,000 cross.
Clippers' $30m fine: Will it tame the NBA's billionaires?
The NBA fined the Clippers $30m and stripped five draft picks for salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard. Will this harsh penalty deter other billionaire owners?
Iraola defends Liverpool transfer strategy and Barcola role
Andoni Iraola defends Liverpool's summer transfer strategy, prioritising quality over quantity, and backs Bradley Barcola to cover both wings despite no right-winger signing.
Zack Polanski to stand in Holborn by-election
Green Party leader Zack Polanski intends to stand in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election triggered by Sir Keir Starmer's exit from Parliament, he told the Camden New Journal.
UK anti-conscription petition nears 2,000 signatures
A petition calling on the UK Government to rule out military conscription is close to reaching 2,000 signatures, with 1,959 people having signed so far.
Burnham's PM dream turns into financial crisis nightmare
Andy Burnham finally became Prime Minister, but Britain is now facing a financial crisis, and his desire to be liked may be his worst flaw.
Green leader Polanski bids for Holborn and St Pancras MP seat
Zack Polanski, the Green Party leader, has announced he will stand as MP for Holborn and St Pancras in the by-election triggered by Sir Keir Starmer's resignation.
Channel gangs turn to 'mega dinghies' amid crackdown
Channel smuggling gangs are using 'mega dinghies' to carry more migrants as small boat supplies run low, a BBC investigation has found.
Andy Burnham accused of 'bad job' by Reform MP Richard Tice
Reform MP Richard Tice accused Andy Burnham of doing a 'bad job' over government spending costs during a heated GMB interview on Thursday.
Man United: Leicester owner blocks Page as Carrick admits wish
Manchester United's summer window ended with a £152m spend, but a late £15m bid for Leicester's Louis Page was rejected by the owner, Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha.
Man City's chaotic summer transfer window rebuild
Manchester City spent over £315m on midfielders this summer despite denying interest in Enzo Fernandez, ending with a smaller squad and a messy window that raises concerns about future negotiations.
Liverpool squad assessment: Iraola's options in every position
Liverpool's squad under Andoni Iraola has gaps after key departures. Here's the full position-by-position assessment of the Reds' options for the season.
One Nation's Secret Harbour Win Signals Victorian Test
One Nation flipped the Labor seat of Secret Harbour in a WA byelection, signalling challenges for Labor ahead of the Victorian state election.
Glasgow faces £110m black hole as homelessness costs soar
Glasgow City Council faces a 'critical' £110m budget black hole, with homelessness costs set to rise from £38m to £75m, fuelled by asylum policies.
Review Holyrood homelessness laws to tackle Glasgow refugee crisis
Scottish Labour leadership candidate Joe Fagan has called for a review of Holyrood's homelessness laws to help Glasgow cope with a refugee crisis, saying the abolition of the 'priority need' test should be reconsidered in a 'rational' way.
Glasgow's decline needs more local powers, not central control
Glasgow's mounting problems require more city powers, not more Edinburgh control, argues Chris McCall, as decline continues.
Is Ulrich Siegmund Germany’s most dangerous man?
Der Spiegel labelled AfD leader Ulrich Siegmund Germany’s most dangerous man. He embraces the tag, and polls suggest he could soon lead a German state for the far right.
Zelenskyy: spy services shootout 'absolutely shameful'
Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned as 'absolutely shameful' a shootout between Ukraine's SBU and GUR intelligence services that wounded three officers, saying shooting is only permissible at Russian occupiers.
Brown: Trump has lost American public ahead of midterms
Gordon Brown warns Donald Trump he has lost the American public and faces a 'wake up call' at the midterm elections, urging a new 'coalition of the responsible'.
NATO told to prepare for Russian attack after Putin's UK warning
US Ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker has warned allies to prepare for a possible Russian attack, after leaked US intelligence suggested Moscow could strike a member nation sooner than previously assessed.
Epstein survivors urge Leon Black to comply with House subpoenas
More than a dozen Epstein abuse survivors urge billionaire Leon Black to appear before the House oversight committee and fully comply with subpoenas, including producing all nondisclosure agreements.
Trump: I wouldn't have taken Harry and Meghan back
Donald Trump says Harry and Meghan treated the royal family with 'great disrespect' and he would not have taken them back after their return to the UK.
Chalmers on One Nation win; $2m for Indigenous racism register
Treasurer Jim Chalmers reflects on the One Nation byelection win in Secret Harbour, acknowledging voters' concerns on inflation, cost of living, and wages.
Trump 'happy' about Harry and Meghan UK return, 'not a fan'
Donald Trump says he is 'happy' about Harry and Meghan's move back to Britain, adding he was 'not a fan' of the couple, whom he accused of disrespecting the royal family.
Burnham warned over triple lock peril
Millions of pensioners will never forgive Andy Burnham if he touches the triple lock, with the PM warned messing with the policy will be "to his peril".
Trump 'not a fan' of Harry and Meghan, glad they left US
Donald Trump says he is 'happy' the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have left the US for the UK, declaring he is 'not a fan' and would not have taken them back.
Israel seeks Trump's support for Gaza expulsion plan
Israel's defence minister says the government is seeking US President Donald Trump's support for a plan to expel Palestinians from Gaza, a move widely condemned as potential war crime.
Reform UK faces tough week as party conference begins
Reform UK's annual conference in Birmingham comes amid a slump in poll ratings, a probe into Nigel Farage's £5m gift, and internal party strife.
Burnham must face down unions over donation cap
Andy Burnham has dropped support for a political donation cap after union opposition, prompting calls to back Stella Creasy's amendment and address the influence of big donors and organised interests.
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