Donald Trump's secret plane out of Ankara included executive assistant Natalie Harp, known as 'the human printer'. Her close proximity to the President has sparked speculation and interest.
Donald Trump faced ridicule over Natalie Harp photos, threatened the bond market, blamed Canada, and saw his BBC lawsuit descend into farce.
Stephen Flynn defends John Swinney's business class flights to the World Cup, saying it was important for the First Minister to be 'on his game' when he arrived in Boston.
Nigel Owens says every road sign and emergency alert should be bilingual with Welsh first, after a UK Government wildfire warning sparked online debate.
Donald Trump's lawyer threatens a $5bn lawsuit against the Center for American Progress unless it retracts a report saying National Guard deployments failed to measurably reduce crime.
African football figures have held talks with Fifa general secretary Mattias Grafström to gauge his interest in challenging Gianni Infantino for the presidency next year.
A Democrat's remark about Trump aide Natalie Harp has sparked impassioned defenses from the right, which has suddenly discovered misogyny.
The Secret Cricket Coach says the Hundred feels manufactured, disconnected from county cricket history, comparing it to Ted Lasso.
Columnist Dylan Jones-Evans says Welsh rugby's issue may be a fragmented operating model, not team numbers, and urges the WRU to open its evidence to independent scrutiny.
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp says Andy Burnham is failing to protect borders, citing record Channel crossings and crimes by illegal immigrants.
The Sussexes' return to the UK intensifies questions over security costs and distracts from the asylum crisis, adding pressure on the Home Office.
Labour's cohabitation reforms would extend 'marriage-lite' status to unmarried couples after three years or a child, but the Centre for Social Justice warns they undermine the meaning of marriage and could cut weddings by over 110,000.
PM Andy Burnham watched Everton play Crystal Palace at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, his first match since taking office, with wife Marie-France van Heel and Peter Reid.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino mocked a Sky News reporter's baldness while dodging questions about his future after losing support from UEFA, AFC, and CONCACAF.
Kemi Badenoch ruled out any deal with Reform UK, calling defectors to Nigel Farage's party 'some of the most dishonest people' she has met, and said they would not be allowed back into the Conservatives.
PM Andy Burnham attended Everton's opening Premier League game at Hill Dickinson Stadium, sitting near the directors' box instead of his usual South Stand season ticket seat.
Reform UK is losing a newly-elected councillor every three days on average, with 35 resignations or suspensions since May, according to a new tracker by Best For Britain.
Donald Trump left Melania at home for a second Scottish golf holiday, accompanied by close aide Natalie Harp, who followed him on the course and sat in on a meeting with a world leader.
Residents of a new Mold housing scheme say Flintshire council has never collected their bins, despite paying council tax since February.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino mocked a Sky reporter's baldness while avoiding questions about his position, amid widespread opposition to his leadership and plans to sell World Cup stocks.
New Ipsos polling reveals 48% of Britons support strict immigration limits even if it harms economic growth, while 44% prioritise protecting the environment over growth.
Natalie Harp, described as extremely close to Donald Trump, was photographed running behind his golf cart at Turnberry in 2023, an incident she later apologised for in letters.
PM Andy Burnham admits he may not succeed in ending rough sleeping by Christmas but vows to give every homeless person an accommodation offer.
The Home Office has published a leaflet for asylum seekers telling them not to rape or beat women or have sex with children, following a rise in sex crime convictions among migrants.
Labour's Bridget Phillipson was branded 'stupid' by a senior Tory after claiming racism and sexism have become 'normal' in Britain, sparking a row over free speech.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are returning to the UK, but lack automatic police protection. Take our poll and have your say on whether they should receive taxpayer-funded security.
Robert Jenrick's £50bn welfare cuts plan, including slashing PIP and targeting foreign nationals, is criticised as unworkable and xenophobic, with Reform accused of hypocrisy and cowardice.
Prince Harry has privately appealed to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood for clarity on family security, days before the Sussexes are expected to return to the UK, following a Ravec risk assessment completed at the end of July.
Prince William reportedly sides with King Charles over Harry and Meghan's UK return, opposing any working royal role for the Sussexes.
Westminster, Wandsworth and Kensington and Chelsea leaders say they are forced to hike council tax or slash services due to budget cuts under the Fairer Funding Review.