A UK family were stranded in Italy for 12 days after a Home Office 'lack of communication' over new passport rules for dual nationals, forcing a mother to return alone for emergency documents.
Michigan official Abdul El-Sayed apologized for a comment about a synagogue attack, which drew criticism and calls for his resignation.
Data center construction is emerging as a contentious political issue in the US, dividing Democrats and Republicans over local impacts and economic benefits.
Milo Yiannopoulos, a vocal MAGA supporter, has returned to the UK after being deported by ICE, having overstayed his visa.
The UK could trigger World War 3 by responding to Russia's mounting hybrid attacks with military force, it has been suggested, as Moscow escalates rhetoric.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford installed a billboard-sized sign on Lake Ontario's shoreline after US President Donald Trump ordered federal agencies to rename the lake 'Lake America' on US maps.
Sir James Cleverly has accused Andy Burnham of waging a 'war on London' and promised to 'fight its corner' in his pitch for the mayoralty.
A former Russian deputy foreign minister claims the Kremlin has compiled a hitlist of 'legal targets' in the UK, viewing the country as 'evil number one' amid plans for a 'hybrid attack'.
Labour's devolution plan benefits established mayors, but many areas like Somerset are years behind, raising urgent questions about fairness and accountability.
The Ministry of Defence has issued secret guidance warning military staff about security risks from car cameras, microphones and live location tracking, with analysts calling modern vehicles a 'treasure trove' of data for adversaries.
Anyone convicted of unlawful killing, including all forms of manslaughter and death by dangerous driving, will now be excluded from early release under changes announced by Andy Burnham.
The Duke of Sussex has accused the chair of Ravec of not passing on information about a 2023 al Qaida threat to his security staff or US authorities, and has written to the Home Secretary asking her to take a personal role in deciding if his family receiv
Iceland has voted against restarting EU accession talks, with 52.5% rejecting the proposal, according to national broadcaster RUV.
GB News presenter Alexander Armstrong launched into a fierce rant after Birmingham City Council sought a High Court injunction to stop flags being put up in the city.
Angie Nixon, a Democratic Socialist, won Florida's Senate primary, defeating Alex Vindman. If elected, she would be the state's first African American senator.
Two former top officials at the disbanded Global Engagement Center say leaked documents provided by a Trump official to a conservative analyst show no evidence of domestic censorship.
Anyone convicted of unlawful killing, including all forms of manslaughter and death by dangerous driving, will now be excluded from early release.
Senior Labour and Reform UK MPs criticised Sir James Cleverly after he quit the shadow Cabinet to run for Mayor of London, with the election due in May 2028.
Andy Burnham has confirmed that prisoners jailed indefinitely under IPP sentences will be released to free up prison space, sparking fury from critics.
Vladimir Putin compared killer whale attacks on polar bears to the Ukraine war during a school address, leaving students and teachers baffled by the strange tirade.
Iceland appears to have rejected the government's proposal to hold EU accession talks, with the no camp holding 52.5% of votes, RUV reports.
Several leaders, including Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale, have pulled out of the Pacific Islands Forum meeting in Palau, casting doubt on the summit's potential outcomes.
James Cleverly announced he will run for Mayor of London, taunting Sadiq Khan as having 'lost the passion for the job' and suggesting he may not seek re-election in 2028.
US pressure campaign against Iran may backfire, as Tehran signals endurance and China resists sanctions, warns analyst Sina Toossi.
Four Premier League fixtures headline today's live blog: Chelsea vs Brighton, Leeds vs Brentford, Fulham vs Sunderland, and Man Utd vs Ipswich, plus European action.
Manchester United face a busy final 72 hours of the transfer window, with Marcus Rashford linked to Arsenal and Amad reportedly attracting a bid from Aston Villa.
Andrew Lightfoot has been nominated to become interim group chief executive of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, a £245,000 post, after Caroline Simpson left for Number 10 North.
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice unveils ambitions for a council housebuilding revolution and high street transformation, ahead of the party's biggest conference in Birmingham.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has confirmed that anyone convicted of unlawful killing, including Pc Andrew Harper's killers, will be excluded from the early release scheme.
One Nation's thumping Secret Harbour byelection win shows Labor and the Coalition still don't know how to calm an angry electorate, despite the party's policy stumbles.