Harry and Meghan's UK Return Sparks Backlash, Poll Shows
A snap poll found barely 16% of Britons want Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to return to the UK, with almost 85% opposed, as their homecoming faces family and security tensions.
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Burnham pledges consultation on terrorism survivors memorial
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to consult victims and survivors of terrorism about creating a permanent national memorial at the inaugural National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism.
Burnham pledges national terror memorial on first commemoration day
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to build a permanent national memorial for all British victims of terrorism at the UK's first National Day for victims and survivors of terrorism.
Alun Wyn Jones joins Ospreys board with immediate effect
Former Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones has joined the Ospreys board of directors with immediate effect, ending his punditry on matches involving the region.
Badenoch urges quick decision on Rosebank and Jackdaw fields
Kemi Badenoch says a decision on the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil fields is 'absolutely essential' as soon as possible, with consultations now closed and ministers set to decide.
Legacy of Wirral schoolboy who drowned in sea continues
Sam Capper, 15, drowned after a five-foot wave swept him into the sea in 2012. Nearly £40,000 has been raised in his memory for Burry Port RNLI.
Trump aide Natalie Harp pictured chasing golf cart in Scotland
Photos show Donald Trump aide Natalie Harp sprinting after his golf cart at Turnberry, after letters confessing devotion were published.
Assault rifles seized in migrant camps in France, border chief says
Police seized assault rifles in migrant camps in northern France, a border chief revealed, as smugglers arm themselves amid turf wars and violent clashes on the coast.
Migrants told basic rule on relationships with under-16s
Asylum seekers are being told it is “not socially acceptable to form romantic relationships” with girls under 16 in new guidance published by the North East Migration Partnership.
Government rejects Section 28 inquiry despite 26,000 signatures
The Government has rejected calls for a public inquiry into the impact of Section 28, arguing it would not establish new facts, despite a petition with over 26,000 signatures.
Trump aide's 'lovesick' letter exposed by commentators
Two commentators have revealed a 'lovesick' letter allegedly sent by Trump aide Natalie Harp, detailing her devotion and burnout, amid ongoing rumours about their relationship.
Khan Would Win Fourth Term Despite Voter Fatigue
Despite 56% of Londoners wanting Sir Sadiq Khan to stand down, polling suggests he would likely win a fourth term as Labour remains the capital's most popular party.
Doria Ragland Stays in US as Sussexes Return to UK
Meghan Markle's mother Doria Ragland will not join Harry and Meghan in their move to the UK, as the Sussexes are set to return to Britain within weeks.
Harry and others face £9.5m legal bill after Mail case loss
Prince Harry and six other figures must pay £9.5m to the Daily Mail's publisher after losing their privacy case against Associated Newspapers.
Cardiff City excite me – but they have 10 days to prove their transfer plan works
Cardiff City have signed three players this summer with 10 days left in the transfer window. Fans agree the Bluebirds need more, and the next week and a half will test the club's recruitment plan.
Iran hits back at Trump's 'economic D-Day' threat
Iran's Foreign Ministry called Donald Trump's 'economic D-Day' threat unlawful, warning that those enforcing sanctions face prosecution and punishment.
Scottish town's migrant plan to halt population decline
Inverclyde Council is attracting around 750 migrants a year to Greenock to combat a population fall of 22,000 since 1981, despite local job concerns.
Agony aunt on husband's crude best friend
A woman asks Coleen Nolan how to handle her husband's best friend, who makes inappropriate comments about women when his wife is out of earshot. Coleen advises calling out the behaviour and quietly removing herself from gatherings, but warns against telli
Burnham Begins Whitehall Job Cuts in Devolution Drive
Andy Burnham has started cutting Whitehall jobs, posting civil servants to regional mayors' offices in the largest transfer of Whitehall capacity to local leaders yet.
Seeking an answer is not misconduct: Councillor Higgins
Councillor Fiona Higgins argues elected members must be free to question unelected officials on public spending, warning the conduct code has a chilling effect on scrutiny.
Whitehall officials to be posted into mayors' offices under Burnham plan
Whitehall officials will be seconded to mayors' offices across England under a pilot announced by PM Andy Burnham at No10 North, giving local leaders up to 10 civil servants each.
Moyes presser LIVE: Everton transfers and Palace team news
David Moyes faces the press ahead of Everton's Premier League opener at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday. Follow live updates.
Farage celebrates by-election win but Reform loses two seats
Reform UK won a Cumberland council seat from Labour in Harraby South, but lost seats to Labour and the Lib Dems in Barnsley and Huntingdonshire.
Arsenal vs Coventry: Sky Bet 50/1 Enhanced Odds Offer
Sky Bet offers new customers enhanced odds of 50/1 on Arsenal to beat Coventry City in the Premier League opener at the Emirates on August 21, 2026.
Strachan: No Celtic regime change needed
Gordon Strachan insists Celtic need no regime change, saying only 'certain people' want a boardroom overhaul, and that Champions League success would silence critics.
Trent Park's secret history: From parties to Nazi spy hub
Trent Park House in Enfield hosted royalty and celebrities before becoming a WW2 POW camp where secret listeners, including Helen Lederer's grandfather, spied on Nazi officers.
Burnham: No 10 North to put power into every UK postcode
Andy Burnham announces new devolution measures, including civil service secondees to mayoral offices, promising to put power into every UK postcode.
Burnham slammed as critic claims AI could do his job better
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been criticised over his handling of challenges, with a pundit claiming AI could replace him.
Corrie fans think Richie is hiding Lucy's secret after prison clash
Coronation Street viewers suspect Richie Parkinson is covering for daughter Lucy after he lost his temper with Tim Metcalfe in a prison visiting room confrontation.
Oldham Council faces government takeover after deadlock persists
Oldham Council could be taken over by UK Government officials after another meeting failed to break the deadlock, leaving the authority with no leader since May.
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