UEFA to Bring Criminal Claims Against FIFA's Infantino
UEFA is preparing criminal claims against FIFA president Gianni Infantino over the 2026 World Cup sale, escalating the governance dispute.
Category : Politics
Champions League draw rules: computer needed, two fixtures banned
Champions League draw on Thursday uses a computer to assign opponents. Arsenal vs Inter and Liverpool vs Real Madrid are banned for a third straight year.
Salmond files FOI case taken to Supreme Court by Commissioner
Scotland's Information Commissioner is appealing to the UK Supreme Court for the first time to overturn a ruling allowing the Scottish Government to redact documents linked to the Alex Salmond inquiry.
Beckham-Harry friendship broke down over snub, book claims
A new book claims David Beckham and Prince Harry's friendship ruptured after Harry snubbed the footballer at the 2018 Invictus Games in Australia.
Burnham to meet Stormont leaders on first NI visit as PM
Andy Burnham will meet Stormont political leaders during his first visit to Northern Ireland since becoming PM, with talks expected to focus on the budget crisis facing the devolved government.
Andy Burnham to meet Stormont leaders on first NI visit as PM
Andy Burnham will meet Stormont political leaders during his first visit to Northern Ireland since becoming Prime Minister, with talks expected to focus on the budget crisis.
Andy Burnham to meet Stormont leaders on first NI visit
Andy Burnham will meet Stormont political leaders during his first visit to Northern Ireland since becoming Prime Minister, with talks expected to focus on the budget crisis.
Skilled worker visas drop 18%; asylum costs £4.36bn
Work visas fell 18% to 235,000 in the year to June 2026, while asylum spending dropped to £4.36bn, Home Office figures show.
RFK Jr misled Senate on Samoa trip, letters suggest
Newly obtained letters contradict Robert F Kennedy Jr's testimony that his 2019 Samoa visit had 'nothing to do with vaccines', raising questions about his integrity.
Abbott condemns homophobic attacks on Streeting as Defence Secretary
Diane Abbott has condemned homophobic attacks on Wes Streeting since his appointment as the first openly gay Defence Secretary, calling them 'ignorant, prejudiced and unacceptable'.
Minister defends £50k No 10 North spend including fake door
Cabinet minister Pat McFadden defended spending £50,000 on No 10 North, including a £1,000 replica Downing Street door, as campaigners criticised the use of public money.
UK-Ukraine Security Pact Signed Amid Russia War
Britain and Ukraine have signed a landmark security agreement, pledging military and financial support as Russia's war continues into its fifth year.
Asylum seekers in UK hotels halved to 16,021
The number of asylum seekers housed in UK hotels fell to 16,021 in June 2026, down 50% year-on-year and the lowest since 2022.
African Diaspora Descendants Face Citizenship Hurdles
African diaspora descendants seeking citizenship under new ancestry laws encounter bureaucratic delays and documentation challenges, despite government promises of streamlined processes.
GB News interrupted for migrant bombshell in major breaking news
Over half of asylum seekers in the year to June 2026 arrived by small boat, as hotel numbers fell 50% to 16,022, GB News reported.
Harry's 8 Most Explosive Attacks on William: Can He Forgive?
Prince Harry has made a string of explosive allegations against Prince William since 2020, from physical confrontations to Palace briefings. Here are eight of the most damaging claims as Harry eyes a return to Britain.
Burnham suggests Wales and Scotland mayoral devolution
Andy Burnham says Wales and Scotland should consider deeper devolution, following England's city-region model, and that Crown Estate requests will get a fair hearing.
UK expects Meta teen protections from US to apply locally
The Government expects Meta's new US teen protections to apply in the UK, says Pat McFadden, as the firm settles a $18bn legal case.
Lebanese influencer Dr Food arrested after video outrage
Lebanese influencer Georges Dib, known as 'Dr Food', has been arrested after videos showing him eating at a hospital sparked widespread anger and a police investigation.
Pennsylvania Congressman Ryan Mackenzie Resigns
Republican Ryan Mackenzie has resigned from the U.S. House, representing Pennsylvania's 7th District, effective immediately.
MPs' freebies and Farage's finances: a tale of two scandals
MPs' freebies and Nigel Farage's finances highlight a broken system of political funding, where rules are stretched and accountability is weak.
40 migrant children missing from UK asylum hotels not found
Forty unaccompanied asylum-seeking children who went missing from Home Office hotels remain unaccounted for, a parliamentary report reveals. 472 children went missing in total; 432 have been located.
Rayner accused of 'two-tier' traveller planning system
Angela Rayner faces accusations of dishonesty over planning reforms critics claim favour traveller sites, with shadow housing secretary James Cleverly alleging a 'two-tier' system.
UK offers £5m to Nepal after devastating flash floods
The UK has offered £5 million to help Nepal's government after flash floods killed at least 165 people and left dozens of British nationals missing.
Most small boat migrants still in UK as deportations lag
Fewer than 10,000 small boat migrants have been removed from the UK in eight years, with just 3,310 removed in the year to June 2026, Home Office figures show.
CIA Moscow, NATO, Ratcliffe, Rutte, Colby, Trump, Paxton Voting
The live blog covers CIA Moscow operations, NATO summit talks, Ratcliffe's remarks, Rutte's NATO stance, Colby's comments, Trump's legal case, Paxton impeachment, and voting news.
UK pledges £5m to Nepal after devastating flash floods
The UK has offered £5 million to help Nepal after flash floods left hundreds missing and feared dead, including 33 British nationals, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said.
Russia threatens UK military sites in 'outrageous' statement
Russia has threatened to strike UK military facilities in Ukraine and beyond if Kyiv uses British weapons against Russian territory, a Kremlin official has warned.
Germany may fund UK Trident to cut reliance on US
Germany is reportedly considering investing in Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent as part of efforts to reduce European reliance on Washington, with talks underway.
Kremlin Threatens Military Strikes on UK Over Ukraine Arms
The Kremlin has threatened military strikes on the UK if Ukraine uses British weapons against Russia, raising tensions.
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