Skates: Welsh Labour must create something new
Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates says the party must build something new and fit for the future, not rebuild, after its Senedd election defeat.
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Douglas Alexander: Scottish Government hoards power with disastrous results
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander will tell the Labour conference that the Scottish Government 'hoards power at the centre with disastrous results', urging both governments to 'work together'.
SNP tells Burnham slogans no substitute for cost-of-living help
SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan says Andy Burnham's promise of 'hope' rings hollow as energy bills rise, urging real help for households.
Marra to call for Holyrood powers to be decentralised
Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra will use his first party conference to urge Holyrood to decentralise powers, including devolving skills policy to Scotland's regions.
Burnham and Healey signal tough Budget choices ahead
PM Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey have hinted at tough choices for the Government this autumn, as the Labour conference begins in Liverpool.
Streeting: UK will defend Falklands by force if necessary
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has vowed the UK will use force if necessary to defend the Falkland Islands, following Argentine President Javier Milei's escalating sovereignty threats.
Burnham branded 'bottler' by GB News presenter in live rant
GB News presenter Lizzie Cundy dubbed Prime Minister Andy Burnham 'Burnham the bottler' on live TV, accusing him of avoiding big issues after he ruled out a snap election.
Labour leads Reform in polls after Burnham bounce
Labour stands at 28 per cent in the latest Opinium polls, ahead of Reform UK on 24 per cent, as Andy Burnham records the highest approval rating of any party leader.
Christine Jardine to Stand Down as Edinburgh West MP at Next Election
Liberal Democrat MP Christine Jardine has announced she will step down at the next general election, after a "fantastic decade" representing Edinburgh West.
Burnham vows change despite economic headwinds
PM Andy Burnham insists he can deliver real change despite severe economic headwinds, acknowledging a 'challenging' Budget and the need to stabilise public finances.
Klopp faces beer promise bill after Man City guilty verdict
Jurgen Klopp may face a hefty bill if he keeps his promise to buy beer and hold a parade in Mallorca if Liverpool are retrospectively awarded titles after Man City's guilty verdict.
Premier League unlikely to strip Man City titles after guilty verdict
Manchester City were found guilty of 114 Premier League charges, but the league has little appetite to strip titles won between 2009 and 2018, despite pundits' calls.
Trump's wild week: autocratic turn and Republican distancing
Donald Trump appears to have started his autocrat era early, distancing himself from Republicans ahead of the midterms while testing authoritarian tactics, including a government-funded propaganda ad.
Farage hits out at 'broken' Britain over Heathrow runway delay
Nigel Farage has criticised "broken" Britain after Heathrow's third runway was delayed by four years until 2039, blaming planning red tape.
Burnham urged to copy Reeves' rail fare freeze idea
Andy Burnham should copy Rachel Reeves' rail fare freeze to win support and stay in power as pressure mounts on the new Prime Minister, an opinion piece argues.
Why the international break now lasts three weeks
FIFA merged September and October international breaks into a single 16-day window for 2025-2030, reducing travel fatigue and changing the Premier League schedule.
Mourinho's Guardiola dig resurfaces after City verdict
Jose Mourinho's past dig at Pep Guardiola has resurfaced after a panel found Manchester City breached Premier League rules 114 times, following the original 115 charges.
Burnham: Liverpool is special as he returns as PM
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Liverpool is a 'really special place' as he arrived for his first Labour Conference speech, praising the city's momentum.
Border chief who failed to smash gangs got £52k pay-off
Martin Hewitt, the Border Security Commander who oversaw a rise in Channel crossings, left with a £52,000 payoff and a £310,000 package for the year.
UUP leader warns Stormont collapse could gift union to Sinn Féin
UUP leader Jon Burrows warned at his first party conference that future Stormont collapses could 'potentially gift wrap the union to Sinn Féin', urging unionists to 'come home'.
Maresca's cryptic reply to Man City guilty verdict
Enzo Maresca responded to Manchester City's guilty verdict with a Socrates quote: 'The only thing I know is that I know nothing.'
Welsh FM quotes Matthew Rhys at independence rally
Rhun ap Iorwerth addressed thousands at an Aberystwyth rally, quoting actor Matthew Rhys as he made the case for Welsh independence.
Burnham pledges new course for UK a decade after Brexit vote
Prime Minister Andy Burnham promises to set the UK on a new course, citing a decade of drift and division since the Brexit vote, at his first Labour conference as leader.
Netanyahu UN speech sparks protests, walkout, arrests
More than 100 arrested at protests against Netanyahu's UN speech, which sparked a mass walkout and drew accusations of antisemitism.
Manston asylum centre failures linked to government decisions
An independent inquiry has heard that overcrowding, racism and use of force at the Manston asylum processing centre were linked to decisions made at the highest level of government.
US sanctions threat to ICC could disrupt its work, UN told
A coalition of countries heard at the UN that US sanctions on the ICC as an institution could fundamentally disrupt its operations and must be resisted.
Man City's era tainted by guilty verdict
Manchester City's Premier League era is now tainted after a guilty verdict, marking a good day for football and the rule of law.
US senators propose limits on ICE arrests and detention
Democratic senators Dick Durbin and Alex Padilla introduce the Immigration Warrant Reform Act to curb warrantless ICE arrests and indefinite detention of immigrants.
Millwall FC, morning rolls, Elphin Bothy corrections
Corrections to Millwall FC's founding, a morning rolls recipe, and the Elphin Bothy reference in a mountain huts feature.
Trump and Xi end summit without major AI agreement
Trump and Xi wrapped up their Washington summit on Friday, facing criticism that they had squandered an opportunity to pause their countries' AI arms race.
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