Labour asylum crackdown shows progress but job far from done
Asylum hotel numbers halve in a year as Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood says the Government is 'restoring control', but Channel crossings remain too high and more work is needed.
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Prince Harry security case under new Home Office review
The Home Office is actively assessing Prince Harry's security case again after his family returned to the UK for an extended stay, reports claim.
Florida Grand Jury: DeSantis Admin Misused Medicaid Funds
A Florida grand jury found the DeSantis administration misappropriated Medicaid funds, prompting calls for investigation and potential legal action.
Democrats Probe Trump Jr. Over 1798 Capital Deal
Congressional Democrats have launched an investigation into Donald Trump Jr.'s business dealings with 1798 Capital, a firm linked to foreign investors.
Burnham seeks to move forward on Stormont budget crisis
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, on his first visit to Northern Ireland, said he wants to help solve Stormont's budget crisis but is in 'listening mode', offering no immediate cash injection.
Ossoff Slams Collins Over Ex-Staffer's Racist Posts
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff calls reports of a former Collins aide's KKK and swastika posts 'disgraceful and disqualifying,' demanding a press conference and release of communications.
UEFA plans criminal complaint against FIFA over Infantino
UEFA is preparing a criminal complaint against FIFA, targeting president Gianni Infantino, over governance concerns, sources say.
Trump signs order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America
Donald Trump has signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America, effective immediately, as the trade war with Canada intensifies.
Burnham row over Irish unity poll remarks
Andy Burnham has sparked a political row during his first visit to Northern Ireland as Prime Minister after stating an Irish border poll is “off the table”.
Trump signs order renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America
Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, a symbolic move amid an escalating trade war with Canada.
Harry and Meghan UK Return Reignites Security Funding Debate
Former royal protection officer Scott Hamer tells Sky News that Prince Harry should receive state-funded security, as the Duke and Duchess return to the UK with their children.
Trump signs order to rename Lake Ontario to 'Lake America'
Donald Trump has signed an executive order to rename Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' amid a trade war with Canada, prompting Canadian officials to say they will not recognise the new name.
WW3 conscription would target unemployed graduates, historian says
A historian says UK conscription in a WW3 draft would likely target unemployed graduates first, with defence and industrial workers exempt, amid rising Russia tensions.
Trump signs order to rename Lake Ontario amid Canada tensions
Donald Trump has signed an executive order to rename Lake Ontario, directing federal agencies to use a new name for the lake shared with Canada.
UK citizenship applications hit record high amid uncertainty
UK citizenship applications hit a record 315,224 in the year to June 2026, up 17%, as uncertainty over migration rules drives demand.
Harry's fresh hope for UK security as Home Secretary orders new review
The Home Secretary has ordered a new review of the terror threat against Prince Harry's family, giving fresh hope for taxpayer-funded security.
Burnham seeks Stormont budget progress on first NI visit
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he wants to help 'move things forward' on Stormont's budget crisis but stressed he is in 'listening mode' during his first visit to Northern Ireland since entering Downing Street.
Irish border poll 'off the table', says PM Andy Burnham
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said an Irish border poll is 'off the table' during a visit to Belfast, citing the slow healing of rifts from Brexit and Scottish independence referendums.
Trump Seeks $1T Navy Buildup Amid Iran Tensions
President Trump has called for a massive naval expansion to counter Iran, proposing a $1 trillion budget over a decade to rebuild the US fleet.
Newcastle deny Napoli enquiry for Nick Woltemade
Newcastle United sources insist there has been no Napoli enquiry for Nick Woltemade, despite Italian reports of a loan bid for the Germany striker.
Burnham's Wales visit: four key takeaways from PM's trip
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's first official visit to Wales as PM offered hints on devolution, rail funding, and a new approach to UK-wide summits, but little firm commitment.
Belfast 'has changed', Burnham told on first PM visit
Prime Minister Andy Burnham was told Belfast 'has changed' and is 'progressive, no longer about burning things' during his first official visit to Northern Ireland.
Burnham vows Hillsborough approach to Troubles legacy Bill
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he will apply his Hillsborough approach to Troubles legacy, confirming the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill returns to Parliament in autumn.
Trafford could lose children's services after failure rating
Trafford council faces losing control of children's services after a damning Ofsted report rated the department 'inadequate', prompting government intervention and a no-confidence vote in the council leader.
Irish border poll 'off the table', says Andy Burnham
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said an Irish border poll is 'off the table', during a visit to Belfast, citing the long healing time of referendum rifts.
UEFA considers Swiss criminal case against FIFA's Infantino
UEFA is considering criminal proceedings in Switzerland against FIFA president Gianni Infantino over the World Cup sell-off plan, after filing a US lawsuit.
Burnham's Port Talbot visit: feelgood but short on detail
Andy Burnham's first official visit to Wales brought smiles and positivity but little detail, as he toured Tata Steel in Port Talbot and met apprentices.
UK asylum hotel numbers halve within a year
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels has halved in a year, with the Home Office saying the use of hotels is ending.
Zuckerberg Apologises in Court as Meta Settles Trump Lawsuit
Mark Zuckerberg apologised in court as Meta agreed to settle a lawsuit with Donald Trump, according to a cartoon by Rebecca Hendin.
Burnham's asylum plan: hotels closed but new problem emerges
New Home Office figures show asylum hotel numbers fell but dispersed accommodation rose, placing more asylum seekers in community housing and HMOs across Britain.
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