Israel and Hezbollah Agree to Ceasefire Starting Today
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire starting today at 4pm local time, according to a senior US official, with negotiations involving the US, Qatar, and Iran.
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Trump Rages Iran Is 'Finished' as Peace Talks Crumble
Donald Trump unleashed a furious outburst against Iran, warning they are 'finished' as US-Iran peace talks collapse. He wrote on Truth Social that Iran is desperate and will get no money.
Badenoch: Labour Obsessed with Drama After Tory Win
Kemi Badenoch accused Labour of being obsessed with internal drama after the Conservatives won the Aberdeen South by-election, calling it a referendum on oil and gas.
Migrant Plan for 10,000 Asylum Seekers in Homes Sparks Fears
A plan to move 10,000 more asylum seekers into houses, flats, and bedsits in London, southern counties, and Wales has been revealed, amid warnings of 'HMO Britain'.
BoE to Stress-Test Private Credit Firms Against Deep Recession
The Bank of England will test 46 private credit firms against a severe global recession scenario, including high inflation and interest rates, to assess market resilience.
Trump's Iran Deal Shattered as Israel Strikes Lebanon
Israel's attacks on Lebanon kill 18, cancelling peace talks and shattering Trump's Iran deal. Tensions rise between Trump and Netanyahu over Lebanon clause.
Farage Urges Restore Voters to Switch After By-Election Loss
Nigel Farage appeals to Restore Britain voters to back Reform UK after disappointing by-election result in Makerfield, where Labour's Andy Burnham won decisively.
Andy Burnham Hails Makerfield Win as Political Turning Point
Andy Burnham's decisive victory in the Makerfield by-election sets up a leadership challenge against Sir Keir Starmer, urging Labour to seize a 'final chance to change.'
Makerfield By-Election: Burnham Wins 54.8%
Andy Burnham won 54.8% of the vote in the Makerfield by-election, increasing Labour's lead over Reform from 13 to 20 points. Turnout hit 58.7%, the highest in nearly seven years.
Iran Crown Prince: Trump Peace Deal Betrayed His People
Iran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi claims Donald Trump's peace deal with Tehran betrays anti-regime protesters, ignoring citizens' rights and freedom.
Tories Win 'Seismic' Victory in Aberdeen South By-Election
The Conservatives secured a historic by-election win in Aberdeen South, with Douglas Lumsden gaining 14,308 votes. The SNP's vote share collapsed, prompting calls for reflection from former MP Stephen Flynn.
Fury as EU, US Asylum Seekers Housed in UK Hotels
Home Office figures reveal hundreds of asylum seekers from EU countries and the US are housed in taxpayer-funded accommodation, sparking criticism from Conservative MPs.
Earliest Scottish Coin Saved After Detectorist Find
Earliest known Scottish coin, minted under King David I in Edinburgh, saved after metal detectorist find near Penicuik, Midlothian.
Tories Win Aberdeen South as SNP Vote Collapses
The Conservatives have claimed their first by-election gain in Scotland since 1967, with Douglas Lumsden winning Aberdeen South as SNP support plummeted.
Theresa May Warns Against Politicising Judiciary
Theresa May warns against politicising judiciary as Boris Johnson's government plans reforms to limit judicial review and increase political oversight of appointments.
Harry and Meghan Set for UK Return with Children
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly planning to bring their children to the UK for the first time in four years after security arrangements changed, with King Charles offering support.
Iran Mocks Trump Deal as US Lifts Strait Blockade
Iran's Supreme Leader taunts Trump's 'desperate' deal as US military ends blockade of Strait of Hormuz, lifting naval restrictions after interim peace agreement.
AG Bans X Use Over Far-Right Disinformation Fears
Attorney General Richard Hermer has instructed his office to stop using X, citing concerns about far-right disinformation on the Elon Musk-owned platform, marking a first for a UK government department.
US-Iran Deal: Hormuz Reopening, Sanctions Waiver, Lebanon
Senior US officials reveal a preliminary MOU with Iran to end the 110-day conflict, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, an oil sanctions waiver, and nuclear talks.
Georgia GOP Defies Trump, Refuses Congressional Redistricting
Georgia Republicans declined to redraw the state's congressional map during a special session, defying Donald Trump's calls for redistricting after a Supreme Court ruling.
Trump Signs 14-Point Iran Peace Deal, Claims Victory
Donald Trump has signed a 14-point agreement with Iran, claiming it averts a worldwide depression. The deal includes significant concessions to Tehran, including unfreezing assets and lifting sanctions.
C of E Apologises for Forced Adoptions Role
The Church of England has apologised for its role in forced adoptions between the 1940s and 1980s, expressing profound sorrow for the pain caused to mothers and children.
Trump's 'Department of War' Move Could Normalize Militarism
The US Department of Defense may soon be renamed the Department of War, a change that critics say would normalize militarism and reflect the Trump administration's aggressive foreign policy stance.
Hanson Confronts New MP Over Immigration, Flag Policies
Pauline Hanson says she had to speak with new Farrer MP David Farley after he contradicted One Nation's policies on immigration and flying only the Australian flag.
Heathrow official, handler jailed 18 years for China spying
A Heathrow immigration official and a retired Hong Kong police officer were jailed for 18 years for spying for China, targeting pro-democracy activists in the UK.
Petition for immediate general election to be debated after 1 million signatures
MPs to debate petition for immediate general election after over 1 million signatures, amid falling Labour support and local elections in May.
UK Vacancies Hit Five-Year Low as Hiring Slows
UK vacancies fell to 707,000, the lowest in over five years, as economic uncertainty and rising wage costs curb hiring, with retail and hospitality hardest hit.
Zack Polanski Cleared Over Council Tax, Accused of Cavalier Attitude
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has been cleared of wrongdoing over his houseboat council tax, but Conservative critics accuse him of a 'cavalier attitude' to taxation.
Nandy Voices Concerns Over BBC Content Cuts Announcement
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy expressed concerns over the BBC's announcement of cuts to its content division, including the axing of Radio 4's The World Tonight after nearly 70 years.
Starmer Urged to Act on Trans Equality Code as Groups Warn of Harm
Trans advocacy groups warn PM Keir Starmer that the new Code of Practice on trans equality is 'unworkable' and call on him to intervene or face consequences.
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