John Healey will reportedly not commit to spending 3% of GDP on defence, despite resigning as Defence Secretary over that very issue, prompting fury from Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves.
Prince Harry could lose his Duke of Sussex title, claims Mark Dolan, as a royal insider says Prince William 'despises' him and there is no way back once he becomes King.
Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank turned down Sarah Ferguson's plea for unrestricted access to their Portuguese home, royal author Andrew Lownie claims.
Graeme Souness will climb Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scafell Pike over three days to raise at least £500,000 for Debra UK, supporting people with epidermolysis bullosa.
Vladimir Putin has delivered a charged address demanding ideological conformity and loyalty to the state, lecturing education professionals on the importance of respect and obedience ahead of Russia's national Knowledge Day.
Sir James Cleverly has vowed to end Sir Sadiq Khan's 'war on the motorist' if elected London Mayor, promising to review Ulez and ease costs for drivers.
Graeme Souness will climb Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scafell Pike in three days, aiming to raise at least £500,000 for Debra UK to fund EB clinical trials.
Arsenal are trying to convince Julian Alvarez to sign before the transfer deadline, while Gabriel Jesus is set to join Barcelona after the Gunners accepted an £8.57m bid.
Nigel Farage can still defeat Andy Burnham and become Prime Minister, but he must broaden his appeal and unite the right, says More in Common's Luke Tryl.
Tom Tugendhat is set to replace Dame Priti Patel as shadow foreign secretary in a Tory reshuffle, as she takes on an international role.
Labour MP Jake Richards spent £34,000 of public money on a US trip during the World Cup, including over £24,000 on flights, sparking social media backlash.
Manchester United's second goal in the 5-2 win over Ipswich should have been disallowed for a clear Harry Maguire handball, making it a top contender for the worst refereeing call of the Premier League season.
Dame Priti Patel is leaving her post as shadow foreign secretary to take an international role for the party, with Tom Tugendhat expected to replace her.
Daily Star readers slam taxpayer-funded security for Harry and Meghan, demand energy renationalisation, and question reality TV stars' wealth in the latest Text Maniacs.
A satirical cartoon imagines nuclear submarines docking in a major city, mocking the absurdity of such a scenario with deadpan humor.
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US President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video on Truth Social showing Iran's Kharg Island oil export hub being destroyed, days after US strikes on Iranian targets.
Prince Harry's representatives reportedly gave the Home Office's RAVEC security committee less than two weeks' notice of the family's plans to relocate to the UK, rather than the standard 28 days.
Leaders of China, Russia and India will meet in Kyrgyzstan this week for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, a group positioned as a counterweight to US global influence.
Despite scepticism, spending a day outside No 10 North in Manchester revealed its symbolic power, inspiring children and challenging London's centralised dominance.
Politics Weekly podcast answers listener questions on rejoining the EU, the bedroom tax, Andy Burnham, and political donors in the latest episode.
Ukrainians in Myla express anger after Russian bombing hit a weapons storage site, raising safety concerns.
Council mergers could get the green light under plans being considered by the First Minister, with enabling legislation under active discussion by SNP Ministers.
A cross-party commission examining a trigger point for IndyRef2 could end Scotland's paralysis, with a hard threshold of sustained support around 60 per cent, says Record View.
Glasgow Labour councillor Fiona Higgins says she struggled to eat and sleep during a two-year free speech battle, and felt 'gaslit' by the Standards Commission.
Scottish Labour acting leader Jackie Baillie urges John Swinney to abandon 'gesture politics' and address NHS waits, homelessness and child poverty in the new parliamentary term.
Julian Alvarez returned to Atletico Madrid training amid Arsenal interest, while Gabriel Jesus is close to a dream Barcelona move after an £8.57m offer was agreed.
Russia is preparing massive strikes on Ukraine's power plants days after its deadliest attack of the year, according to Ukrainian military intelligence.
John Swinney pledges 'significant' reform of Scotland's public services over the next five years, with details to be set out in his Programme for Government statement to Holyrood on Tuesday.
England, Wales and Northern Ireland have just two bank holidays left in 2026, including a rescheduled Boxing Day, while Scotland's next is St Andrew's Day on November 30.