Welsh rugby is engulfed in a bitter political civil war over the WRU's plan to reduce professional clubs from four to three, with calls for the board to resign and a potential vote of no confidence looming at the AGM.
Andy Burnham says every community must house asylum seekers, not just the poorest. Vote in our poll on whether migrants should be spread across the UK.
Andy Burnham's net approval rating has fallen by five points to 11, according to a new Survation poll, as Labour remains at 27%.
More than £40,000 has been raised for the family of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday after a Windrush campaigner launched a fundraising drive in his memory.
Lucy Letby was left devastated in her cell after learning a doctor described as her 'boyfriend' died on the anniversary of her arrest, a source said.
A Westminster insider reveals the MPs they'd share a pint with and those to avoid, plus absurd requests and chaos behind the scenes.
Veteran BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner warns the UK is 'wide open' to Russian missile attacks, citing a lack of effective air defence and no tactical nuclear option, in an exclusive interview.
Oldham Council remains leaderless after months of stalemate, with residents split on whether government intervention might break the deadlock.
Pablo O'Hana, bullied at school for his sexuality, rose from a Manchester council campaign to advising Kamala Harris's 2024 US presidential bid, despite no university education.
Piccadilly Gardens is a focal point of debate in Manchester, with concerns over safety and anti-social behaviour, but many visitors still feel safe and enjoy the space, and a transformation plan is underway.
Andy Burnham rides high in polls after a golden summer, but looming tough choices on defence, welfare, and prisons will test his leadership as Parliament reconvenes.
Tonda Eckert leads Southampton in their Championship opener despite Spygate fallout. He explained his actions, retained support, and the intern got a promotion.
Scotland's devolved government has repeatedly failed to deliver infrastructure on time and budget, with costs soaring from £10m to £431m for the Parliament and ferries rising from £97m to £500m.
A Sunday Mail investigation finds councillors are routinely removed by a 'kangaroo court' for highlighting cuts, failings, and alleged corruption, with a 44% rise in cases referred to the Standards Commission for Scotland.
A GoFundMe page for the family of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday has raised over £30,000, with more than 1,100 donations, after his death on Friday.
Scottish Labour leadership hopeful Michael Marra says the party must 'rediscover our soul' and reconnect with Scotland, as nominations close on Monday.
Kemi Badenoch has backed Katherine Errington's campaign to keep Reece Galbraith, who killed her son Archie York in a Benwell explosion, behind bars, opposing early release for serious offenders.
A fundraising drive launched by Sir Patrick Vernon has raised more than £20,000 for Jason Arday's family, following the former Cambridge professor's death.
Andy Burnham has been warned the stretched Royal Navy lacks the firepower to stop Russia seizing British cargo ships after Vladimir Putin threatened to 'respond in kind' to shadow fleet interceptions.
Amanda Abbington has reportedly received a five-figure settlement from BBC Studios plus legal fees, nearly three years after her Strictly Come Dancing exit and bullying claims.
Meghan Markle's biggest problem isn't constant rejection by Hollywood, but that even if welcomed back, public opinion has plummeted irreparably, making any return doomed.
A TikTok star known as Ringz N Tiingz jumped a fence to help fight a fire in Birmingham, later raising £11,000 for victims. The blaze tore through homes on Gorleston Road.
Karoline Leavitt is stepping down as White House Press Secretary at the end of the month. Possible replacements include Anna Kelly, Steven Cheung, and Alina Habba, with Habba leading prediction markets.
John Swinney calls Jason Arday's death a 'deeply concerning and sad case', urging those who made 'hard comments' to consider the impact of their words.
Trump faces a humiliating electoral defeat, won't rule out declaring a national emergency to seize control of midterms, and threatens to claim the Strait of Hormuz as US territory.
Brazil's president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva returns to Vila Euclides stadium, where he led 1979-80 strikes, to launch his seventh and final presidential campaign.
US immigration courts are scheduling mass hearings on short notice, leading to a surge in in absentia removal orders, with judges issuing 53,808 in June alone.
Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola rejected Kamala Harris's unsolicited fundraising appeal, which would have split donations with Harris's organization, as her campaign emphasizes Alaskan endorsements.
A record 230 migrants crossed the Channel on a mega-dinghy, costing £25m. Andy Burnham's arrival numbers exceed his predecessor's, and his policy shifts draw criticism.
Kemi Badenoch urges Andy Burnham to prioritise defence spending and reform welfare, warning that failure to commit to 3% of GDP by 2030 could leave Britain vulnerable.