Joe Fagan claimed he is not the continuity candidate in a swipe at Michael Marra during a Scottish Labour leadership debate, blaming Marra for the party's worst Holyrood election defeat.
Premier League CEO Richard Masters insists the independent commission investigating Manchester City's alleged 115 financial breaches needs time and space, despite Arsenal chief Richard Garlick calling for clarity on the case.
Jules and Bob Rogers lost their positions as Labour councillors on Pontypool Community Council after failing to attend any meetings for six months, forcing the authority to declare two vacancies.
Howard Webb says he was 'really troubled' by FIFA's decision to overturn Folarin Balogun's World Cup red card following political interference from Donald Trump, warning it fuels corruption claims.
DJ Spoony says the BBC must evolve after a series of scandals, but insists the organisation is full of people at the top of their game.
Conservative MP Alicia Kearns says the Home Office poster campaign on women's equality is an admission that too many migrants are ignoring British laws, endangering women and girls.
Former chancellor Sir Jeremy Hunt says the UK could save over £50 billion a year if benefits spending was cut to 2019 levels, and proposes stopping phone applications.
Ulster Unionist Party leader Jon Burrows will name his new Stormont health minister on Thursday, following Mike Nesbitt's resignation over a dispute on emergency surgery at Causeway Hospital.
Guardian Australia's podcast examines Trump's vaccine executive order, fears it could spread vaccine hesitancy to Australia, and whether the US military is stretched too thin amid the Iran war.
Angie Nixon, a DSA-aligned candidate, won Florida's Democratic Senate primary. Trump-backed candidates saw mixed results in Florida, Alaska, and Wyoming primaries.
Reform UK has descended into an anarchic clown show, with infighting, money troubles, and a suspended member, providing entertainment amid political chaos.
Senator Jon Ossoff's remarks about Donald Trump at a Georgia rally have triggered a wave of vulgar insults from the White House, including attacks on a CNN reporter's children.
Mykhailo Fedorov, sacked as defence minister, released a video calling for wartime elections and criticising corruption in Zelenskyy's administration amid growing protests in Kyiv.
Howard Webb said he was 'really troubled' by Fifa's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's red card ban, warning of a growing belief in refereeing conspiracies among fans.
Chardanelle Thomas, 20, lives in a one-bedroom council flat in Fairwater with her two children under two. The council says there is nowhere to move them.
South Korea confirms joint Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise with US will end six days early, at Washington's request, as Trump pushes for talks with Kim Jong-un.
The government's NDIS bill passed the lower house after Senate amendments. Wages failed to keep up with inflation, and Australia's net debt doubled to $30,000 per person.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s use of the term ‘Woke 1’ to dismiss 2020 social justice protests draws criticism from leftists who accuse her of co-opting conservative language.
Germany's political 'firewall' against the far-right AfD may have backfired by strengthening the party, critics argue, as the cordon sanitaire fuels grievances and electoral gains.
Spain will allow 500 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta to relocate to the mainland, reversing its earlier position on the matter.
Republican fill-in senator Darline Graham admitted she is ‘not that informed on national security’ during a televised debate, drawing gasps and boos from the audience in Newberry, South Carolina.
A Piddington resident voiced concern on GB News about plans to house up to 1,250 male asylum seekers at a former MoD site near her village, directly challenging Andy Burnham.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said that No 10 North will take over responsibility for economic growth from the Treasury, as part of a "huge transfer of power" away from London.
Donald Trump is reportedly trying to rekindle his bromance with North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un as the US President struggles to secure a promised victory in Iran.
The Home Office has issued new guidance to asylum seekers telling them men and women are equal in the UK, with advice on rape and consent amid integration fears.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged an additional £102 million to help local authorities get rough sleepers off the streets for Christmas, but admitted government funding alone may not be enough.
Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's sacked defence minister, has called for wartime elections, warning that democracy cannot be held hostage by Russia, in a challenge to President Zelensky.
Natalie Harp, 35, a close Trump aide, reportedly jumped into a car boot in 2023 to ride with him to court, sparking concern from her brother and White House insiders.
Ukraine's former defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov calls for wartime elections in a nine-minute video, marking one of the most direct political challenges to President Zelensky since the invasion began.
Wales' sport minister Heledd Fychan met WRU CEO Abi Tierney to discuss concerns over a 'disconnect' between fans and the governing body amid plans to cut a professional team.