Burnham to give Ukraine blueprints for long-range missiles
PM Andy Burnham will allow MBDA to declassify UK component info for Scalp missiles during his first trip to Ukraine, supporting local production.
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Russia's doomsday submarine Khabarovsk leaves port for trials
Russia's 10,000-ton Khabarovsk submarine, built to carry up to six Poseidon nuclear torpedoes, has left port for trials in the White Sea.
Reform's decline mirrors its neglected flags, Farage's fading star
Tattered flags left by Reform activists symbolise the party's decline, with Nigel Farage weakened and internal rivalries mounting as the SDP's fate looms.
Alan Johnson urges Mahmood to ignore Labour dissenters on immigration
Former home secretary Alan Johnson says Shabana Mahmood must ignore Labour backbench grumblings and press ahead with her immigration crackdown to stop the pull factor attracting migrants to the UK.
England cricket star handcuffed outside nightclub as ECB investigate
The ECB is investigating a video that appears to show centrally contracted player Brydon Carse in handcuffs outside a nightclub in Derby, with Ben Stokes and Matthew Potts also present.
ECB Probes Carse Handcuff Video After Night Out
The ECB has launched an investigation into a video appearing to show England star Brydon Carse handcuffed by police in Derby after Durham's County Championship win.
Nancy Kassebaum Baker dies at 94, first woman senator without spouse
Nancy Kassebaum Baker, the Kansas governor's daughter who became the first woman elected to the US Senate without following a spouse into office, has died at 94.
Macron promises more interceptor missiles to Ukraine amid strikes
Macron pledged more interceptor missiles to Ukraine after a call with Zelenskyy, as Russian attacks intensify and civilian deaths rise to their highest since early invasion.
Hanson intervenes after One Nation MP's migration comments
One Nation MP David Farley says party's net migration target 'not too different' from Labor's, forcing Pauline Hanson to issue urgent clarification.
Firm kept trafficking enslaved Africans to Guyana after abolition
An 1847 letter reveals Sandbach, Tinne and Company continued trafficking enslaved Africans to Guyana after abolition, despite receiving compensation.
Trump laying groundwork for national emergency over elections
A series of moves by Donald Trump’s administration to sow doubt in the integrity of US elections have intensified concern among voting experts – and sparked hope among election deniers – that it could declare a national emergency.
Michigan progressives win back voters who left Democrats over Gaza
Michigan progressives, led by Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, are winning back voters who left the Democratic party over its Gaza policy. Primary turnout jumped to 2.5 million this month.
Green member and Labour Brexiter find common ground over dinner
A Green party member and a Labour-voting Brexiter disagreed on the EU but found common ground on renewable energy and the NHS over dinner in Cheshire.
Burnham faces Labour conference pressure over Gaza genocide
Grassroots Labour groups will push Andy Burnham at conference to accept UN genocide findings on Gaza and impose a full arms embargo on Israel.
Zelenskyy warns wartime elections could split Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said holding elections during wartime risks splitting Ukraine, responding to a demand from sacked minister Mykhailo Fedorov as Russia masses missiles.
Pothole Politics: Burnham's Everyday Fixes Haven't Won Me Over Yet
Andy Burnham's 'everyday fixes' for minor frustrations aim to build goodwill, but columnist Emma Beddington remains skeptical, offering her own list of small changes that could win her vote.
Russia withdraws ambassador to UK amid Ukraine tensions
Russia has withdrawn its ambassador to the UK, Andrey Kelin, who left last month after seven years in the post, as the Kremlin raises pressure over Britain's support for Ukraine.
Iran FM calls US sanctions threat 'desperate'
Iran's foreign minister dismissed fresh US economic sanctions as a 'desperate' ploy, while the president admitted the people face 'many problems' amid Washington's pressure campaign.
Who is Natalie Harp? Trump’s devoted aide in the spotlight
Natalie Harp, Donald Trump’s most devoted aide, faces questions over a year without official security clearance, drawing scrutiny to his inner circle.
Burnham Urged to Boost Seaside Towns, Not Just Urban Areas
Andy Burnham's growth pledge must include seaside towns like Bognor Regis, rated worst in UK by Which? survey, says Duncan Barkes.
Farage faces 'enemies within own party', warns Liz Truss
Liz Truss claims Nigel Farage faces attempts to undermine him from within Reform UK, likening the situation to Boris Johnson's downfall in the Conservative Party.
Number 10 North: Manchester's new political landmark
Four weeks after opening, Number 10 North in Albert Square attracts curious onlookers and a protest over NHS mental health jobs, as police maintain a constant presence.
Tynemouth councillor suspended by Labour over gun image
Tynemouth councillor Tom Bailey has been suspended by Labour pending investigations after allegedly sharing an image of him appearing to hold a gun in a WhatsApp group.
Liverpool divided over £10m rough sleeping plan
The Liverpool City Region will receive almost £10m to end rough sleeping, with Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram backing the plan but local leaders split on its effectiveness.
Jaissle replaces Howe at Newcastle: key facts
Matthias Jaissle is Newcastle United's new head coach, succeeding Eddie Howe, who left by mutual consent in July to recharge and take a break.
Londoners face 'sinister' mansion tax home inspections
Londoners face home inspections to determine if they owe thousands more a year under the new mansion tax, with refusals risking fines.
Trump cannot be a Russian agent - if he were, he wouldn't be this bad
Critics often ask if Donald Trump is a foreign intelligence asset, but if he were, he would not be so damaging to the United States, argues Conor Wilson.
Amanda Abbington responds to Giovanni Pernice's 'suicidal' claims
Amanda Abbington has responded to Giovanni Pernice's memoir claims of suicidal thoughts, calling his narrative 'grossly mischaracterising' the bullying fallout.
Hackney Mayor Defies EHRC Guidance on Trans Toilets
Hackney's Green mayor says trans women can still use women's toilets, defying new EHRC code of practice based on biological sex.
Zelensky warns Putin may mobilise 300,000 more troops
Volodymyr Zelensky has warned Vladimir Putin could mobilise another 300,000 troops this year, vowing: "We'll wipe them all out."
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