A decade after the Brexit referendum, 57% of Brits think leaving the EU was a mistake and 55% support rejoining, according to YouGov polling. Ministers dismiss the debate as a 'post-Brexit world' but young voters overwhelmingly back EU membership.
The Red Arrows will perform across the US for America's 250th independence anniversary, including a July 4 flypast over NYC, amid transatlantic tensions.
A senior Israeli officer says Trump's Iran deal forces Israel to both defy and obey, as fears grow the US will turn focus to China, leaving Israel to handle Hezbollah alone.
A US federal court blocked Donald Trump’s executive order requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration, ruling it unconstitutional and a win for democracy advocates.
Over 80% of Australian under-16s continue using social media three months after a ban took effect, according to a University of Newcastle study, highlighting limited compliance and circumvention.
Trump refuses to sign bipartisan housing bill unless Senate passes restrictive voting measure, sparking Democratic backlash.
Donald Trump says Volodymyr Zelenskyy is doing 'pretty well' in Ukraine's war against Russia, as European allies pledge strong support at upcoming Nato summit.
Rome airports CEO warns the EU's new biometric entry-exit system could cause summer travel chaos, urging suspension for non-EU passengers to avoid delays.
The archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, calls for an end to the Israeli occupation after a West Bank pilgrimage, urging a two-state solution for peace.
The US Supreme Court overturned a lower court block on 'metering' asylum seekers at the Mexico border, a policy used under Obama and Trump that limited daily applications and sparked humanitarian concerns.
The University of Glasgow is launching a voluntary severance scheme as part of cost reduction measures due to a decline in international postgraduate taught students, affecting both academic and professional services roles.
Donald Trump launched America's 250th anniversary celebrations with a partisan rally, claiming credit for national greatness and pushing voter ID laws.
Prince William plans a modern coronation, potentially ditching the Imperial State Crown and other traditions deemed outdated.
Trump admits he has just over three years left in his presidency, despite recent hints at a third term bid.
US President Donald Trump described Andy Burnham as 'extremely liberal' and said he 'probably won't open up the North Sea' for oil, warning 'the UK is dying' as Burnham emerges as frontrunner to replace Starmer.
A study reveals 85% of under-16s still access banned social media in Australia, raising doubts about the UK's planned ban.
Donald Trump says Andy Burnham is 'extremely liberal' and 'probably won't open up the North Sea' for oil drilling, in his first public comments on the would-be UK prime minister.
Lords defeat government's plans to clamp down on noisy and disruptive protests, voting against key measures in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.
Hilary Benn accused of ignoring Irish border poll debate after saying a united Ireland vote is a long way off.
Vladimir Putin says he is 'ready' for peace negotiations with Ukraine after devastating Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure cause fuel shortages and long queues at filling stations.
Ten years after the EU referendum, Remain voters share how Brexit caused painful family divisions, with some relationships still strained and others mended through mutual respect.
PM Keir Starmer defended Labour MPs and ministers against Kemi Badenoch's accusations of betrayal during PMQs, as Speaker Hoyle urged decorum.
Keir Starmer resigned as Prime Minister on June 22, 2026, amid poor polling and a leadership challenge from Andy Burnham, who won the Makerfield by-election.
FIFA admits final World Cup group games may not kick off simultaneously due to weather delays, raising fears of match manipulation. Only one match has been severely delayed so far.
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution preventing Donald Trump from continuing hostilities against Iran, a symbolic rebuke passed 50-48 with four Republicans in support.
France faces a deepening constitutional crisis as a hung parliament, fiscal issues, and presidential power struggles paralyse the state, with calls for Macron's resignation growing.
National Trust for Historic Preservation refuses to drop lawsuit against Trump's $400m White House ballroom despite DOJ pressure, citing need for congressional approval.
Labour plans to remove underperforming peers and introduce a retirement age of 80 in the House of Lords, following the abolition of hereditary peers.
Australia's history of banning political groups, from WWI to the Cold War, is examined as new hate laws are proposed, raising concerns about civil liberties and constitutional validity.
Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung file native title claim over Melbourne and surrounding regions, seeking recognition and co-management of land.