BBC Breakfast: Emotional Forced Adoption Update
BBC Breakfast hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt reported on the government's upcoming apology for historical forced adoptions, leaving guests in tears.
BBC Breakfast hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt reported on the government's upcoming apology for historical forced adoptions, leaving guests in tears.
Donald Trump jokes he may blame JD Vance if the Iran deal fails, as details emerge ahead of Friday's signing in Switzerland, with Iran agreeing not to produce nuclear weapons.
Nigel Farage warns Andy Burnham is the biggest Brexit threat, saying he could unpick freedoms further than Starmer. He claims Britain has 10 years to avoid becoming a 'third world country'.
Keir Starmer has not met John Swinney since the SNP's Holyrood election win. Downing Street denies agreeing to discuss IndyRef2, saying the meeting is for shared issues like the cost of living.
John Swinney suggests uncertainty over Keir Starmer's leadership may be delaying a meeting on Scottish independence, while campaigning in Aberdeen for the by-election.
Kanishka Narayan, UK's Online Safety Minister, says dark web is not inevitable for teenagers after social media ban for under-16s, promising tougher age checks and regulatory action.
Republican Governor Mike DeWine, who co-wrote Ohio's death penalty law, now says capital punishment is not a deterrent and cannot be morally justified, urging lawmakers to abolish it.
At the G7 summit, European leaders push Donald Trump to refocus on ending the Ukraine war, as Trump repeats calls for a deal and Georgia's Senate primary sees a Trump-aligned winner.
Ed Davey will call for the UK to rejoin the EU single market, urging Labour to end 'torpor and timidity' on Europe ahead of the 10th anniversary of the Brexit vote.
David Walbert warns that Trump's false fraud claims and voter suppression tactics, echoing 2020, threaten fair elections in November, with potential for chaos.
Midlothian Council, led by the SNP, bans staff from wearing Scotland tops or displaying flags to promote inclusivity, sparking anger from Labour leader Derek Milligan.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood faces Tory criticism for allocating only one day to debate the National Security Bill, which targets hostile foreign powers like Iran's IRGC.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood faces Tory criticism for fast-tracking the National Security (State Threats) Bill, with only one day of Commons debate allocated.
British couple whose yacht faced warning shots from a Russian warship accuse MoD of trying to 'close down' their story, disputing official account of the incident.
Lambeth Council's Green-led administration defends its plan to cease cooperation with Home Office immigration raids, aiming to create a 'corridor of sanctuary' for migrants.
Keir Starmer confirms government neutrality on new assisted dying bill, dashing hopes of campaigners. Labour MP Lauren Edwards brings forward identical legislation after previous bill collapsed in Lords.
Sir Keir Starmer and G7 leaders welcome Trump's Iran deal, support a robust follow-up agreement, and back UK-French efforts to secure shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
SDLP's Matthew O'Toole tells Westminster committee that people have lost faith in Stormont due to dysfunctionality, calling for institutional reform and cultural shift in the Executive.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced a full state apology for forced adoptions in England and Wales, affecting an estimated 185,000 children between 1949 and 1976.
Welsh Government minister Dafydd Trystan Davies confirms no independence referendum this Senedd term, focusing on childcare, health, and economy.
Rupert Lowe, backed by Elon Musk, challenges Nigel Farage ahead of the Makerfield by-election. But voters may stick with Farage as the only hope to oust a failing government.
Latest polls reveal top UK retirement destinations including Amersham, Llandudno, Exeter, and Wimborne, based on health, amenities, and lifestyle factors.
Sinn Fein calls for a referendum on Irish reunification within five years after Brexit, citing democratic imperative. DUP rejects demand.
Experts warn a united Ireland referendum could repeat Brexit chaos unless politicians prepare properly.
Thames Water seeks emergency funding as debt and leadership crisis deepen; government prepares contingency plans.
Cate Blanchett meets Syrian refugee cast of Queens Of Syria at London's Young Vic, supporting UN Refugee Agency work.
WASPI urges 1950s-born women to vote for state pension compensation, with over 200 candidates supporting, but Labour and Tories lack commitment.
Angela Rayner slams Nigel Farage as 'same old Thatcher', accusing Reform of failing workers. She warns his policies would harm working-class people and rebuild the UK.
US Supreme Court rejects appeal by Florida parents over school's gender identity policy for nonbinary student.
David Dimbleby's new documentary challenges the monarchy's role in modern Britain, questioning its power and democratic legitimacy.