Labour MPs Urged to Back North Sea for Jobs and Climate
Energy leaders, unions, and industry groups urge Labour MPs to support North Sea oil and gas, arguing it boosts jobs, energy security, and lowers emissions compared to imports.
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Bereaved Urge Covid Inquiry Not to 'Pull Punches' in PPE Report
Bereaved families fear a 'whitewash' as the UK Covid Inquiry publishes its report on PPE procurement, excluding the Medpro scandal due to an ongoing NCA investigation.
Trump's 20% Strait of Hormuz Toll Sparks UK Outrage
Donald Trump's plan to levy a 20% toll on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has been condemned as 'state-backed highway robbery' and a violation of international law by UK politicians and maritime bodies.
Ministers Consider Bank Holiday if England Wins World Cup
Ministers are considering a bank holiday on Friday, July 24 if England wins the World Cup. The PM hinted at it, but Burnham and Badenoch expressed reservations.
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Brexit Effect Review: English Nationalism Ignored by Elite
A collection of essays on Brexit fails to address English nationalism, the driving force behind the vote, leaving key questions unanswered about the UK's future.
Burnham Likely to Support Mahmood's Immigration Bill
Andy Burnham is expected to vote for the immigration bill, backing Shabana Mahmood's changes including doubling ILR wait time to 10 years and plans to deport grooming gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed.
Gibraltar Ends Border with Spain After 118 Years
After 118 years, Gibraltar will remove its border with Spain on Wednesday, easing commutes for 15,000 daily crossers and boosting the local economy.
Orange Order Chief: NI Must Not Be Left in 'European Limbo'
Orange Order Grand Master Harold Henning calls for Northern Ireland to be fully integrated into the UK post-Brexit, urging an end to European regulations affecting the region.
UK May Impose Visa Curbs on Pakistan Over Gang Leader Deportation
The UK government warns it may restrict visas for Pakistan if it refuses to accept deported grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed, as Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood plans to amend a 1971 law blocking his removal.
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Putin Could 'Jump Out of Window' as Crisis Deepens
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna warns Putin could 'jump out of a window' as fuel shortages and war pressure mount, with violent altercations at Russian petrol stations.
Godfather Boat Smuggler Given UK Asylum and Council Flat
Twana Jamal, a notorious people smuggler earning £100,000-a-week, has been living in a UK council flat after being granted asylum, sparking outrage and a government investigation.
Record 128 Migrants in Single Boat Cross Channel
A record 128 migrants crossed the English Channel in a single small boat, the Home Office confirmed, as smuggling gangs take greater risks. Overall arrivals fell 41% in H1 2026.
Trafficking Victims at Risk Under Mahmood's Asylum Law Changes
Charities urge MPs to reject Shabana Mahmood's Immigration and Asylum Bill, warning it removes protections for trafficking survivors and risks punishing victims.
Why Free Speech Debates Spark Anger: Virtue Ethics at Play
Free speech arguments are not just about rules but about character and virtue ethics, dividing friends and families as seen after the Charlie Hebdo attack.
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Prince Harry Slammed as 'Poison for the Monarchy' by Author
Prince Harry has been branded 'poison for the monarchy' by controversial royal author Tom Bower during his UK visit, which included engagements and a reunion with King Charles.
Hillsborough Law to Return to Commons This Week
The Hillsborough Law, creating a duty of candour for public officials, is set to clear its remaining Commons stages this week after concerns about a summer delay, with amendments addressing security service concerns.
Ann Widdecombe Dies at 78: Final TV Appearance in Jersey
Former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe has died at 78. Her final TV appearance was in Jersey, where she criticized Brexit 'moaners' and urged candidates to 'tell the truth'.
State Pension Age Rise to 67: Check Your Retirement Plans
The State Pension age is gradually rising from 66 to 67 between April 2026 and March 2028. People born between April 6, 1960 and March 5, 1961 may face delays. Use the GOV.UK calculator to check your exact age.
Ann Widdecombe Dies Aged 78: Tributes Pour In
Former Tory minister and Strictly star Ann Widdecombe dies at 78. Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson lead tributes, praising her role in Brexit and political career.
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Labour migration rebellion: 80 MPs demand Burnham changes policy
Nearly 80 Labour MPs have sent a letter to Andy Burnham warning he's been 'blown off course' on migration, demanding he water down Shabana Mahmood's settlement reforms including a 10-year wait for settlement.
Davey: Burnham's Number 10 North Plan Risks Power Bubble
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey warns Andy Burnham's 'Number 10 North' plan could create a London-Manchester power bubble, overlooking left-behind communities like the South West.
Macron: Bayeux Tapestry loan a chance to 'write next chapter'
French President Macron says the Bayeux Tapestry loan to the British Museum shows UK-France friendship, with 7.5 million expected to see it in London from September 2026 to July 2027.
Labour Should Not Reverse Brexit Says Business Secretary
Keir Starmer says rejoining EU single market would not boost UK growth, instead wants a 'better Brexit' without reversing the 2016 decision.
Vitamin C Serums May Boost Sun Protection, But Not Replace Sunscreen
Vitamin C serums may boost sun protection by neutralising free radicals, but experts stress they cannot replace sunscreen for UV defence.
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Tories Apologise for 'Error' in Mental Health Attack on Suella Braverman
Conservatives apologise after withdrawing statement linking Suella Braverman's defection to mental health issues, sparking cross-party criticism.
Strait of Hormuz Traffic Plummets After Renewed Strikes
Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has plummeted after renewed US-Iran clashes, with traceable vessel transits grinding to a halt, warns UK monitor Lloyd's List Intelligence.
Starmer Signals Potential Smoking Ban in Outdoor Spaces, Promises Better Brexit Deal
PM Keir Starmer signals possible smoking ban in outdoor spaces, citing preventable deaths and NHS burden; also discusses Brexit reset with Macron.
12,000+ migrants cross Channel in 2026
More than 12,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats in 2026, with 249 arriving on July 7. French crews rescued a woman during one crossing.
Ireland’s Deputy Premier Condemns EU Buying Russian Oil as ‘Utterly Despicable’
Ireland's deputy premier Simon Harris condemns EU buying Russian oil as 'utterly despicable', urging continued sanctions and energy independence.
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Burnham's Immigration Stance as He Poised to Become Next PM
Andy Burnham, the only MP vying for Labour leadership, says the government must 'go further' on illegal migration, calling for more detention and faster returns.
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