No early release for Pc Harper's killers after scheme change
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.
Category : Politics
One Nation's Secret Harbour win shows Labor's voter anger problem
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.
Carney's combative stance against Trump surprises former colleagues
Canadian PM Mark Carney, a former central banker, has taken a combative stance against Donald Trump, surprising few who know his determined nature. He has refused a US trade deal, calling it an attack on Canada.
Madrid's €6.3m penthouse purchase for Ayuso sparks scrutiny
Madrid regional government spent €6.3m on a penthouse for Isabel Díaz Ayuso, claiming it was a temporary office, but the purchase is now under judicial investigation.
Meloni, Farage, Badenoch Row Over Migration
Giorgia Meloni clashed with Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch over migration policy, exposing deep divisions within the European right-wing alliance ahead of elections.
United Trust £155m Midfield Rebuild Despite Rival Spending
Manchester United have spent £155m on three midfielders this summer and are confident the investment will be prudent despite rivals splashing nine figures on single players.
William 'pressured' to reunite with Harry after UK return
Prince William faces pressure to be the 'bigger brother' and reconcile with Prince Harry after the Duke of Sussex moved back to the UK, a royal expert claims.
Chefs agree: one ingredient makes the best gravy
Chefs across the UK say umami is the key to great gravy, recommending soy sauce, Marmite, Worcestershire sauce or dried mushrooms for depth.
Nepal flood death toll tops 690; thousands still missing
More than 690 people are dead and over 3,000 missing after flash flooding in Nepal and Tibet, with over 30 British nationals among those unaccounted for.
Nepal flood death toll tops 670 as search for missing continues
Search teams continue to look for nearly 3,000 people missing after Nepal flash floods killed more than 670, including over 30 British nationals unaccounted for.
One Nation Wins Secret Harbour By-Election
One Nation has claimed victory in the Secret Harbour by-election in Western Australia, marking a significant political shift in the electorate.
Harry accuses RAVEC chief of withholding al-Qaeda threat
Prince Harry has written to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, alleging the RAVEC chair failed to inform him of an al-Qaeda threat in 2023, and requesting she personally decide on his family's UK police protection.
Milo Yiannopoulos Deported to UK After ICE Detention
British right-wing commentator Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported to the UK after US immigration officials detained him for overstaying his visa.
Milo Yiannopoulos deported back to UK from US
British right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported from the US to the UK after being detained by immigration authorities for missing a hearing, the DHS confirmed.
Burnham's autumn in-tray: cost of living, prisons, Budget and more
Andy Burnham faces a bumper autumn as Parliament returns, with cost of living, early prisoner release, the Budget, welfare reform, Trump, small boats and North Sea oil all on his agenda.
Jaissle: Newcastle to be 'selective' in final transfer days
Matthias Jaissle says Newcastle will be 'selective' in the last two days of the transfer window after a 2-0 win at Tottenham, with the club not ruling out further additions.
Lotto and Thunderball winning numbers for £4.2m jackpot
Saturday's Lotto jackpot was £4.2M, with Thunderball's top prize at £500,000. Winning numbers for both draws are revealed.
Putin's rule could end 'overnight', Estonia intelligence warns
Estonia's intelligence chief says Russia faces battlefield losses, economic strain and rising war discontent, warning a sudden political rupture cannot be ruled out.
Moyes: Armstrong bid is club decision after Everton draw
David Moyes said Nottingham Forest's bid for Harrison Armstrong is a club decision after Everton's 1-1 draw at Bournemouth, where he admitted squad depth is thin.
MPs set to agree £100m royal grant as critics blast 'rip off'
MPs are set to approve a £99.9million annual Sovereign Grant for King Charles, despite critics calling it excessive and urging further cuts.
PM urged to block £100m royal handout as 'rip-off'
Former Lib Dem minister Norman Baker calls on the PM to stop a planned £100m increase to the Sovereign Grant, calling it a 'rip-off'.
Moyes sends message to Everton fans amid Armstrong bid
David Moyes told Everton supporters their manager is an Evertonian as the club braced for a turbulent end to the transfer window with Nottingham Forest bidding for Harrison Armstrong.
Cracks appear on all sides of Welsh rugby's civil war
Welsh rugby's latest civil war is playing out on LinkedIn, with cracks appearing on both sides as the coalition of the willing challenges the WRU board.
Prisons capacity crisis risks becoming public safety issue
Victims' Commissioner Claire Waxman warns the prisons capacity crisis is becoming a public safety issue, citing policy changes, early releases, and systemic failures.
Scottish visa system proposed to fill skills gaps
The Scottish Government has proposed a distinct Scottish visa system, saying immigration is critical to filling skills gaps in areas with falling populations.
Reform council blasted over £150,000 migrant monitoring plan
Essex County Council, led by Reform, plans to spend £150,000 on security guards to monitor asylum seekers in Braintree, Colchester and Chelmsford, drawing criticism from Labour and the Lib Dems.
Gordon Brown: United Ireland 'inevitable' in the long term
Former PM Gordon Brown says a united Ireland is inevitable in the long term, calling it a 'long process' based on mutual agreement.
Cleverly quits shadow cabinet for London mayor bid
James Cleverly has resigned from Kemi Badenoch's shadow cabinet to run for London Mayor in May 2028, citing the need to focus fully on the race.
Cleverly quits shadow cabinet to run for London mayor
Sir James Cleverly has resigned from the shadow cabinet to stand as the Tory candidate for London mayor, saying the capital needs a champion to fight for its future.
Russia warns of 'painful' strikes on England in TV threat
A Russian politician has warned Moscow could strike England 'very painfully' if 'certain lines' are crossed, as the Navy tracked Russian warships through UK waters.
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