Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's attempt to trigger a 'people versus the establishment' by-election risks falling flat as Labour, Conservatives, Lib Dems, Greens, and Restore Britain all refuse to stand candidates, leaving Count Binface as his only confirm
Trump claims US-Iran deal imminent after threats, sparking market swings and fears of US interference in Iran's oil industry.
Nigel Farage resigns as MP amid scrutiny over financial support from a convicted fraudster, citing his daughter being hounded as the 'last straw'. He vows to stand in the by-election.
Fifa hits back at Uefa's condemnation of lifting Folarin Balogun's suspension, calling it a common measure in Uefa leagues and accusing Uefa of hypocrisy.
The US Supreme Court ruled that Homeland Security Secretary's TPS decisions are generally not subject to judicial review, affecting over 300,000 Haitians and Syrians and threatening protections for 1.3 million immigrants.
PM Starmer calls for closer EU ties to boost UK security and economy, citing global instability and lessons from Brexit and Covid.
Rachel Reeves says stronger EU alignment is the 'biggest prize' for UK growth, open to sectoral deals but ruling out customs union.
Michael Rosen missed the Bologna Children's Book Fair after being denied boarding due to post-Brexit passport rules, but later won the Hans Christian Andersen Award.
Reform UK overtakes Conservatives in YouGov poll for first time, with 19% support to Tories' 18%.
Reform UK demands halt to EU youth mobility talks as UK and EU clash over visa caps and tuition fees, delaying reset of relations.
Republican Rep. Carlos Giménez urged the Trump administration to reverse its plan to end Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 Haitians, calling Haiti a 'failed state' and deportation a grave error.
The EU has fundamentally changed since the UK left, with common borrowing, industrial policy, and defence integration. Any rejoin debate must start from an honest assessment of what the EU has become.
Greece exempts British travellers from EU biometric checks to avoid airport queues, prioritising tourism over Brussels rules.
A viral video claiming to show a migrant wielding a machete on a small boat is AI-generated, based on original footage without such actions.
The Oxford Witney Hotel has ceased asylum accommodation. Local MP and Conservatives urge faster processing and deportations as Home Office shifts to military sites.
Dr Victoria Bateman appeared naked on Good Morning Britain with 'Brexit leaves Britain naked' written on her chest, sparking viewer shock.
Former defence minister Tobias Ellwood warns the West is sliding into World War 3 through proxy conflicts, grey-zone warfare, and global fragmentation, calling the trajectory 'inevitable' to some degree.
EastEnders fans confused by Vicki Fowler taking the Tube to her wedding, questioning why she didn't walk to the nearby venue.
Research shows personality traits like agreeableness and intelligence are more attractive than looks for long-term relationships.
UK holidaymakers face EU passport rules post-Brexit: passports issued over 10 years ago invalid for travel to most EU countries, even if not expired.
Nigel Farage unveils hardline immigration plan to deport asylum seekers, sparking debate over costs and public support.
Welsh minister Dafydd Trystan Davies says Andy Burnham's leadership offers a 'real opportunity' for partnership and devolution of further powers to Wales.
Post-Brexit rules could ban UK passport holders from Spain for up to three years if they overstay the 90-day visa-free limit.
Nigel Farage doesn't want Brexit, just the anger it fuels. The political void allows him to thrive, exploiting voter discontent.
Over 76,000 small boat migrants arrived under Keir Starmer, the highest of any PM, as he marks two years in office. Conservatives criticise his border and justice record.
MPs say Starmer's UK-EU reset lacks direction, definition and drive, with report criticising lack of strategic priorities and progress.
Michel Barnier says UK could keep pound and Schengen opt-out if it rejoins EU, challenging claims of tougher terms.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage received financial benefits from convicted criminal George Cottrell before entering Parliament, potentially breaching MPs' rules by failing to declare them, according to The Sunday Times.
The RAF Red Arrows flew over New York Harbour, creating a US flag with vapour trails, as thousands of events marked America's 250th independence anniversary amid extreme heat.
US Vice President JD Vance says Britain is 'amazing' but 'failed by its leadership for a long time', citing the turnover of six prime ministers as evidence of 'broken' politics.