Kemi Badenoch played a 'critical' role in the Conservatives' Aberdeen South by-election victory, Scottish leader Russell Findlay said, as the Tories won the seat from the SNP with a 6,000-vote majority.
Kemi Badenoch played a 'critical' role in the Conservatives' Aberdeen South by-election victory, according to Scottish leader Russell Findlay, as the party won the seat from the SNP by over 6,000 votes.
For the first time in over 300 years, Spain has removed border checkpoints at Gibraltar, as part of a post-Brexit deal that will create a frictionless land border and shift checks to the airport and port.
Buckingham Palace reinstates hyphen to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's surname, following omission in October announcement.
Jack Straw says European Court of Human Rights has backed off prisoner voting rights, showing 'outbreak of common sense'.
Cornish language granted same protected status as Welsh, Irish and Scottish Gaelic under European charter, with active promotion required in education, courts and media.
US Supreme Court blocks Alabama from executing intellectually disabled inmate Joseph Clifton Smith, upholding lower court ruling.
WASPI updates on £252k fundraiser for judicial review against DWP over state pension age changes for 1950s-born women.
High Court rules NI Legacy Act immunity breaches human rights; Benn challenges government.
Marcia Langton critiques Tony Abbott's new book for Trumpian rhetoric, factual errors, and a blend of history and ideology.
Australia Palestine Advocacy Network refused leave to appear at royal commission on antisemitism, saying Palestinian voices excluded from debate.
Assisted dying bill fails in Lords after 1,200 amendments; supporters vow to reintroduce identical bill in next session.
Nearly a decade after the 2016 referendum, Newcastle residents express regret and frustration over Brexit's impact on finances, immigration, and trade, with many saying they would change their vote.
Pat Younge proposes a permanent charter, independent governance board and proper funding to protect the BBC from unprecedented threats.
Boris Johnson attacked France for 'cravenly bowing' to Iran after a pro-democracy rally in Paris was banned. He accused French authorities of capitulating to Tehran's regime.
Iran has shut down the Strait of Hormuz, accusing the US and Israel of violating the ceasefire. Israeli strikes in Lebanon continue to kill civilians, threatening the fragile peace deal.
Israel and Hezbollah agree to renew ceasefire after deadly clashes, while US-Iran talks in Switzerland are cancelled. Trump unveils new Air Force One and defends Iran deal.
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz again, citing ceasefire violations by the US and Israel. The move likely infuriates Donald Trump and collapses any peace deal with Tehran.
An expert claims the EU has surrendered to reality on migration after MEPs voted 418-218 for tougher deportation laws, sparking heated scenes in Strasbourg.
Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority says vessels must request passage 48 hours in advance, raising toll prospects after G7 reaffirmed free transit rights.
Sir Keir Starmer faces growing calls to set a resignation timetable after Andy Burnham's by-election victory, with Labour figures urging a managed transition.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar urges Holyrood parties to focus on holding SNP to account rather than on Nigel Farage, after Labour ties with Reform UK for second place.
Government considers removing Andrew from royal succession after police probe, requiring multi-nation coordination.
Readers respond to the court of appeal upholding the ban on Palestine Action, questioning the government's motives, the link to terrorism, and the impact on protest rights in the UK.
Donald Trump's ceasefire with Iran is a victory for Tehran, offering sanctions relief and non-interference. The war, started with Netanyahu, has failed, costing over 3,300 Iranian lives.
The Jewish Council of Australia argues far-right extremism and conflating Jewish identity with Israel are key drivers of antisemitism, urging a focus on diverse Jewish views.
Iran plans to lodge a formal complaint with Fifa over restrictions imposed by organizers at the World Cup, including limited arrival time in Los Angeles before the Belgium game.
Donald Trump signs a 14-point Iran agreement, then turns to Ukraine peace. The Guardian's Andrew Roth discusses the deal's chances and Trump's renewed focus.
US-Iran peace talks were abruptly canceled as Israel launched airstrikes in Lebanon, killing 18. JD Vance criticized Israeli critics of the deal. Plus, Keith Richards at 82.
Amid UK government proposals for a social media ban for under-16s, experts discuss alternatives like clubs, outdoor activities, and creative projects to replace what social media provides.