JD Vance told Bill Maher that the US wins regardless of the outcome of Iran negotiations, citing destruction of Iran's nuclear program and weaker position. He spoke hours before new strikes in the Strait of Hormuz.
Lord Ashcroft, author of a new book on Nigel Farage, says he is 'more certain than ever' that Farage would strike a post-election deal with the Conservatives to prevent another Labour government.
Communities Secretary Steve Reed says Andy Burnham's devolution reforms will reduce migration to London, easing housing costs, and benefit the South East by boosting regional economies.
Chinese dissident Dong Guangping detained in South Korea after fleeing China in rubber boat, with history of escape attempts and activism related to Tiananmen Square.
EHRC code of practice says single-sex toilets must exclude transgender people, following Supreme Court ruling on biological sex.
A new Lebanon-Israel agreement could prevent victims of Israeli war crimes from seeking justice via the ICC or international courts, legal experts warn.
King Charles III's coronation will see a reimagined 'Defender of the Faith' title, reflecting religious diversity while retaining the traditional oath.
Convicted rapist MP Gareth Ward seeks injunction to block expulsion from NSW parliament, triggering constitutional clash with supreme court.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla will formally open the seventh session of the Scottish Parliament on Saturday, featuring pageantry, poetry, and musical performances.
The SNP has accused Westminster of endangering Scotland's safety after analysis shows UK armed forces have been cut by every government for nearly 50 years, with the Army now less than half its 1980s size.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces new safe routes for refugees from autumn, while tightening human rights laws to ease deportations, aiming to restore trust in the asylum system.
Downing Street rebukes both Shabana Mahmood and Mike Tapp after the Home Secretary demanded Tapp's sacking over an immigration article. Tapp remains in post but is reminded of Ministerial Code obligations.
Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 100% tariff on UK imports over Britain's digital services tax on US tech firms, warning it would supersede existing trade deals.
Dame Priti Patel warns that Labour chaos and potential PM Andy Burnham, a Remainer, threaten UK Brexit freedoms. She says Burnham will cosy up to EU leaders, risking British sovereignty.
Austria and Algeria face a unique World Cup 2026 dilemma: winning their final group match could mean facing Spain, while losing might lead to an easier knockout tie against Switzerland.
A clear majority of UK voters now support rejoining the EU, but terms matter. Sir Keir Starmer is not entitled to a £115,000 pension; it's a maximum expense allowance for former PMs.
Downing Street has expressed concern that US fighter pilot Captain Jacob Wulfson avoided UK trial for strangling a woman in Cambridge, with the case handled by US military instead of CPS.
Downing Street says it's 'very concerning' that US fighter pilot Capt. Jacob Wulfson faced court martial instead of UK trial for strangling a woman in Cambridge.
Sir Keir Starmer is taking advice on whether Home Office minister Mike Tapp breached the ministerial code after writing a Times article on care worker settlement rules.
Justice minister Jake Richards says government will do 'whatever it takes' to close asylum hotels, as planning permission sought for 3,750 asylum seekers at former military barracks.
Andy Burnham plans to move parts of No 10 to Manchester if he becomes PM. Read the full story and vote in our poll on whether Downing Street should be relocated.
Justice minister Jake Richards says government will do 'whatever it takes' to close asylum hotels as it seeks planning permission for three former military barracks to accommodate 3,750 asylum seekers.
King Charles unveils government agenda including House of Lords overhaul, NHS England abolition, and education reforms amid leadership threat to PM Starmer.
Andy Burnham's cabinet may include Stella Creasy, Wes Streeting, and David Miliband, all ardent Remainers, signaling a shift toward EU rejoin, alarming Brexit voters.
Donald Trump called Andy Burnham 'extremely liberal' and a 'mayor of a small town'. Burnham has previously said he would refuse to meet Trump, linking him to populism and instability.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office; King Charles says law must take its course.
Nato chief Mark Rutte says he will be 'tough but discreet' in ensuring members meet defence spending commitments, amid a UK row over military funding.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood asked PM Keir Starmer to fire immigration minister Mike Tapp for breaching ministerial code, but No 10 has not yet sacked him amid a standoff.
The US Supreme Court delivered two significant rulings on immigration on June 25, 2026, affecting asylum procedures and deportation policies, with potential impacts on thousands of migrants.
Zimbabwe's upper house voted 75-4 to amend the constitution, extending presidential terms from five to seven years and replacing direct elections with parliamentary appointment, allowing President Mnangagwa to stay until 2030.