Putin Faces Huge Mutiny as Protesters Swarm Moscow
Protesters have descended on the Supreme Court in Russia as Vladimir Putin faces opposition over his war in Ukraine. The Russian capital sees a huge mutiny.
Category : Politics
Liverpool's summer of change under Iraola ahead of PL return
Andoni Iraola's first pre-season at Liverpool brought sweeping changes, new investment, and mixed results, as the Reds prepare for the Premier League season.
Labour MP suspended over Covid loan questions
Bayo Alaba suspended after questions over taxpayer-funded Covid loan; he reportedly tried to wind up a business before settling loans.
Reform UK's welfare cuts plan unravels amid criticism
Reform UK's welfare cuts plan, unveiled by Robert Jenrick, faces immediate backlash over foreign national ban and rights rollback, as critics question the party's motives.
Rayner: Government on track for 1.5 million homes target
Angela Rayner says the Government remains on track to build 1.5 million homes in five years, amid planning reforms to speed up building.
Trump's gold Oval Office stunned NYT journalist
New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman reveals the gold-adorned Oval Office left her stunned during an interview with Trump on day 17 of the Iran war, describing it as an 'assault on the senses'.
Man Utd reject Galatasaray interest in Bruno Fernandes
Manchester United will not entertain any offer for Bruno Fernandes in the final two weeks of the summer transfer window, with Galatasaray interested.
SFA refuses to back Infantino's FIFA re-election bid
SFA chief Ian Maxwell confirms Scotland won't vote for Gianni Infantino in the 2027 FIFA election, citing governance breakdown after World Cup controversies.
Reform UK accused of 'punishing' welfare claimants in £50bn cuts
Reform UK faces backlash over plans to cut benefits by £50bn, including replacing PIP with a new allowance and forcing claimants to work, with critics warning of a 'rollback' of rights.
Trump threatens to bomb Oman over Iran deal
US President Donald Trump threatened to attack Oman if it obstructs a US-Iran deal over the Strait of Hormuz, amid reports of an Iran-Oman shipping agreement.
Jiffy open to joining new WRU board as he calls for Welsh Government to intervene
Wales legend Jonathan 'Jiffy' Davies says he would be part of an interim alternative board to run Welsh rugby if asked, as he backs calls for the Welsh Government to intervene.
Inquest: delivery driver's death in woods was misadventure
A coroner has concluded Aaron Wayne Phillips, 26, from Tonyrefail, died by misadventure after being found hanged in woods following a night out, with toxic levels of illicit drugs in his system.
Livingston MP launches bus services consultation
Gregor Poynton MP has launched a constituency-wide campaign, Your Bus. Your Journey. Your Say, to gather residents' views on local bus services ahead of autumn timetable changes.
Scottish Labour candidates urged to seek answers on reprisal fears
Just For Scotland has written to Scottish Labour leadership candidates Joe Fagan and Michael Marra, urging them to demand clarity from the UK party over reports it tried to scupper Anas Sarwar's campaign.
Lennon out, all-male Scottish Labour leadership race
Monica Lennon's elimination means Scottish Labour's leadership race is all-male, between Michael Marra and Joe Fagan. The party, likened to a struggling football team, faces decline.
Trump threatens to bomb Oman if it 'gets in our way'
Donald Trump has threatened to "bomb the s***" out of Oman if it "gets in the way" as the US attempts to broker a peace deal with Iran.
Reform unveils welfare-to-work plan for 330,000 claimants
Reform UK plans to force 330,000 unemployed to work for councils or lose benefits, aiming to cut £50bn from welfare bill.
Trump threatens to bomb Oman over Hormuz deal
Donald Trump threatened to 'bomb the s***' out of Oman if it 'gets in the way' of US efforts to broker a peace deal with Iran, amid reports of an Iran-Oman shipping agreement.
Kharkiv's resilience puts UK parks to shame, says former Senedd member
Former Senedd Member Mick Antoniw describes life in Kharkiv, 20 miles from the frontline, where sirens blare every 45 minutes yet parks are immaculate, and compares it to London during the Blitz.
Reform UK's £50bn welfare cuts plan labelled 'fantasy numbers'
Reform UK unveils welfare plans to cut £50bn, including mandatory community work for claimants, but shadow chancellor Mel Stride dismisses the figures as 'fantasy numbers'.
Cambridge chancellor slams 'racist feeding frenzy' after death
Cambridge University's chancellor has condemned a 'racist feeding frenzy' around former professor Jason Arday, who was found dead at 41 amid a plagiarism row.
Man Utd face 15-day race to sign midfielder before deadline
Manchester United have 15 days left to sign a third midfielder, with manager Michael Carrick calling for more additions after spending £85m on three players this summer.
Burnham refuses to engage with Piddington residents over migrant plan
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has not responded to Piddington residents' open letter about housing 1,250 asylum seekers at a former military site, despite global media attention.
Liverpool housing chief urged to resign over HMO remarks
Liverpool's housing boss Cllr Hetty Wood faces calls to resign after 'out of touch' comments on HMOs, with Cllr Steve Radford urging her step down.
Cambridge chancellor condemns 'racist feeding frenzy' over Arday
Cambridge's chancellor has condemned a 'racist feeding frenzy' around Prof Jason Arday, who resigned amid plagiarism claims and was found dead on Friday.
Trump Threatens to Bomb Oman Over Iran Peace Deal
Donald Trump has threatened to bomb Oman if it obstructs US efforts to reach a peace deal with Iran, escalating tensions beyond Tehran.
Reform UK unveils 20-hour community work plan for benefits claimants
Reform UK announced benefits claimants must do 20 hours weekly community work or lose payments, targeting £50bn welfare savings, with PIP and Universal Credit health element abolished.
Burnham contacted by impersonator of Trump chief of staff
Andy Burnham exchanged messages with someone impersonating Trump's chief of staff, Susie Wiles. No significant messages were sent, and the incident was quickly reported to authorities.
Trump's catering truck hiding spot undermines strongman image
Donald Trump secretly switched planes in Turkey, hiding in a catering truck amid Iran war fears, an image that clashes with his tough-guy persona and highlights his Iran policy failures.
Alaska Senate: Sullivan vs Peltola Race Heats Up
Alaska's Senate race pits incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan against Democrat Mary Peltola in a high-stakes 2026 election.
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