Green council aims to block Home Office immigration raids
Lewisham Council could become the first UK council to ban cooperation with Home Office immigration raids, creating a 'Sanctuary corridor' across London.
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Foreign Office updates Bahrain travel advice over 'unpredictable' situation
The Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for Bahrain, advising against all but essential travel due to an 'unpredictable' situation.
Andy Burnham to ignore illegal immigration crisis
Andy Burnham, on his third day as PM, faces 100 illegal immigrants crossing the Channel. Commentator Jonathan Saxty argues he will ignore the issue despite his localism pledges.
FCDO Warns UK Tourists of Travel Disruptions in Turkey
The Foreign Office has issued a warning for travellers to Turkey due to regional tensions, strikes by Iran, and possible flight cancellations.
UK Withdraws Staff From Iran, Warns Brits of Risk
The UK has withdrawn diplomatic staff from Iran amid rising tensions, warning Brits of significant risk of arrest or detention by Iranian authorities.
UK withdraws Iran staff amid Middle East conflict
The UK has withdrawn diplomatic staff from Iran due to the security situation, with the FCDO warning of significant risk of detention for British nationals.
Second migrant mega boat heads for UK with 100 on board
A second migrant mega boat has been spotted crossing the Channel this month, carrying over 100 people, weeks after a record 128 arrived in one boat.
Reform UK urges Burnham to let councils block asylum housing
Reform UK has told Prime Minister Andy Burnham to enable local councils to prevent asylum seekers from being housed in their areas, citing new figures on Channel crossings.
Pete Hegseth Orders Testosterone Screening for Soldiers
US defense secretary Pete Hegseth orders annual testosterone deficiency screening for soldiers aged 30 and older, raising questions about military readiness and macho culture.
Ukraine to Step Up Counteroffensive Actions, Army Chief Says
Ukraine's new commander-in-chief Mykhailo Drapatyi says the armed forces have been tasked with stepping up counteroffensive actions and planning new operations behind enemy lines.
UK Issues Travel Advice for 13 Countries in Middle East
The Foreign Office updated travel advice for 13 Middle Eastern countries amid the US-Iran conflict, urging Brits to take precautions as hostilities continue.
FCDO Updates Travel Advice for 13 Countries Amid US-Iran War
The UK Foreign Office has issued updated travel advice for 13 Middle East countries as the US-Iran conflict escalates, urging Brits to monitor local media and keep documents up to date.
Streeting sorry for hot mic joke on prisoner release
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has apologised after being heard joking about Justice Secretary Alex Norris wanting to 'let them all out' in reference to early prisoner releases.
Locals reject 'hellhole' claims around future No 10 North site
Residents and workers near the planned No 10 North site in New Islington dismiss reports of widespread drug crime and prostitution, describing the area as safe and affluent.
Zero Small Boats Cross English Channel in 8 Days
No migrant boats crossed the English Channel for eight days despite benign weather, with Home Office figures showing zero arrivals from July 13-20 amid new French policing and NCA operations.
Tracking ICE Arrests, Detentions and Deportations
The Guardian is tracking ICE arrests, detentions and deportations since Trump's inauguration using biweekly data releases.
US deaths rise, Democrats urge Trump to end Iran escalation
Democrats call on Trump to reverse Iran war escalation after three US troops killed; casualties rise to 17 US dead, over 1,700 Iranian civilians estimated killed.
Trans civil servants face toilet rules by biological sex
Trans civil servants will be told to use toilets based on biological sex and could face misconduct for misgendering, according to plans seen by Metro.
Trump Breaks Silence After Awkward World Cup Trophy Lift
Donald Trump called the 2026 World Cup final the greatest event ever after he lingered during Spain's trophy lift, creating an awkward moment with captain Rodri.
Sausage Showdown: Air Fryer Wins, Oven Ditched
Air fryer sausages came out crispiest and juiciest, while pan frying delivered superior flavour. Oven method was paler and less crispy, recommended to be abandoned.
Prince Harry to Pursue Security Battle for More UK Trips
Prince Harry will continue his legal fight for security in the UK, hoping to bring his family for more visits, sources claim after his recent trip.
Australia Spends $9.6m per Asylum Seeker on Nauru, Yet Food Scarce
Australia spent over $9.6 million per asylum seeker on Nauru last year, yet a new survey reveals most of the 100+ detainees cannot afford food or clean water, with many skipping meals.
Joyce Backs Hanson on Mass Deportations, Rejects White Australia
Barnaby Joyce supports Pauline Hanson's call for mass deportations of visa overstayers but says One Nation does not want a return of the White Australia policy, amid controversy over Hanson's Europe trip.
Welsh villagers demand action over 'party houses' petition
A Senedd petition calling for stronger licensing of high-capacity holiday rentals in Wales has already received over 1,500 signatures, driven by residents who say they 'no longer feel comfortable' in their own homes.
Andy Burnham to Scrap Digital ID Scheme as He Becomes PM
Andy Burnham will become Prime Minister tomorrow and is expected to scrap the digital ID scheme, saving up to £1.8bn, as part of a reset of priorities to tackle the cost of living.
Australia Raises Laos Travel Alert Over Methanol Poisoning
Australia upgrades travel advice for Laos to 'exercise high degree of caution' after distillery owner charged over methanol poisoning that killed six, including two Australian teenagers. Families devastated by lenient charges.
Cuban Dissident Artist Cleared to Travel to US
Cuban dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, whose whereabouts were unknown after his prison term ended, has been approved for travel to the US via parole, his Facebook page announced.
US Republicans Threaten Sanctions on Canada Over Wildfire Smoke
US Republicans threaten to sanction Canada as wildfire smoke drifts across the US, causing hazardous air quality for millions. Trump demands tariffs, while critics note US climate rollbacks.
Family of girl, 4, killed in crash pays tribute
Olive Farrow, 4, died after being hit by a car in Nottinghamshire. Her family remembers her as a 'cheeky, funny and sassy' girl excited to start school.
Argentina Players Disgraced with Falklands Banner Stunt; FIFA Must Act
Argentina players disgraced themselves by using a victory parade to display a banner denying Falkland Islanders' democratic wishes. FIFA must act against this political stunt.
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