Labour MP Lauren Edwards reintroduces the assisted dying bill, dismissing party concerns and criticizing the 'anti-democratic' halt by the House of Lords, aiming to restore faith in democracy.
UK committee urges end to discrimination in British Overseas Territory citizenship rules based on parents' marital status or gender.
The BBC faces fresh bias accusations after a pro-migrant charity met with CBBC producers of 'Pickle Storm', allegedly influencing the show's migration framing.
The Guardian editorial argues the US-Iran ceasefire is welcome but warns Trump disguises a failed war of choice as a diplomatic victory, highlighting risks of US decline.
President Trump announced a signed agreement with Iran, with details to follow after a formal signing on Friday. He confirmed the Strait of Hormuz will fully reopen.
The UK's upcoming social media ban for under-16s raises questions about enforcement, privacy risks, and potential for invasive measures. Ofcom must design robust age checks to prevent circumvention.
Trump announces Strait of Hormuz to open, but Israeli ceasefire breaches and Iranian toll fees threaten fragile US-Iran deal at G7 summit.
Sweden's parliament has approved controversial laws allowing residency permits to be revoked for vague 'bad behaviour' and requiring public workers to report undocumented migrants, sparking fierce criticism.
Kim Leadbeater, sister of murdered MP Jo Cox, says political hatred in the UK is worse now than during the Brexit referendum, urging public figures to ease tensions.
UK ministers are lobbying the Trump administration to prevent retaliation against the under-16s social media ban, aiming to reassure that it targets child safety, not US tech companies.
Despite a new deal reopening the Strait of Hormuz, the US-Iran war is not over. An analyst explains why the agreement is a temporary ceasefire, leaving key issues unresolved.
The Trump administration is using DOJ lawsuits, FBI investigations, and an executive order to tighten voting rules, echoing false 2020 election fraud claims. Experts warn of intimidation and disenfranchisement.
The UK environment secretary objects to Thames Water's £10bn rescue plan, citing undue burden on customers, pushing the troubled utility towards public ownership.
Iranians express exhaustion and anger as a potential US-Iran peace deal approaches, with doubts over its durability and feelings of betrayal by the Trump administration.
Banned neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network challenges hate ban in High Court, arguing law is unconstitutional and 'operates as a doorway to tyranny'.
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds warns that the £10 billion rescue plan for Thames Water imposes unfair costs on customers and delays environmental improvements.
Peter Mandelson failed security vetting for US ambassador role; Foreign Office overruled decision, leading to top civil servant's resignation.
Gabriel Leroy, 24, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit a Computer Misuse Act offence over alleged manipulation of a party database to influence candidate selection for the 2024 general election.
The Declaration of Independence uses four terms for God but does not mention Jesus or declare America a Christian nation, leaving room for diverse religious interpretations among the founders.
PM Starmer says UK will help reopen Strait of Hormuz after Trump's Iran deal, praising the breakthrough at G7 summit in France.
The official search for the next James Bond begins. Experts outline five key qualities the new 007 must have, with younger, British actors favoured.
Kemi Badenoch calls on Keir Starmer to intervene against a proposed mass cull of Dartmoor ponies, warning of public backlash and criticizing Natural England's plan.
Indigenous leaders in Wilcannia plead for help as Covid outbreak worsens, with overcrowded housing and low vaccination rates heightening risks.
Iran's World Cup team faces logistical hurdles after being ordered to leave the US immediately following their 2-2 draw with New Zealand. Coach Amir Ghalenoei criticizes lack of recovery time.
Lord Ashcroft's biography reveals how two near-death experiences in his youth convinced Nigel Farage to pursue a meaningful life in politics, shaping his anti-establishment career.
King Charles III becomes first British monarch since Reformation to pray with Pope during historic Vatican state visit.
Esther McVey argues Keir Starmer has lost authority, citing John Healey's resignation over defence funding and growing crises, predicting the PM's political end.
Iran's national anthem was booed at SoFi Stadium during the World Cup match against New Zealand, as protesters defied FIFA's ban on pre-revolution flags, highlighting deep divisions.
Indian national Ajay Pant, 38, charged with breaching Russian sanctions after his tanker was intercepted in the English Channel by UK forces. He appears in court Tuesday.
Israeli PM Netanyahu declares Israel will act in its best interests, keep forces in Lebanon, and prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, with or without a peace agreement.