Nandy Defends Migration Plans as Not 'Un-British'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has rejected Angela Rayner's claim that Labour's proposed migration rule changes are 'un-British', defending the plans on the Today Programme.
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Angela Rayner slammed on GB News over migrant remarks
Former Deputy PM Angela Rayner was criticised on GB News for opposing Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposed retrospective migrant visa crackdown, which she called 'un-British'.
Wales Live News, Weather and Traffic Updates for Sept 26
Follow WalesOnline's live blog for Saturday, September 26, with breaking news, weather, traffic and travel updates from across Wales and the UK.
Rotheram to pitch Liverpool opportunities to PM Burnham
Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotheram will meet PM Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey at Labour Conference to push for a Mayoral Development Corporation, aiming to fast-track thousands of homes and unlock the northern docks brownfield site.
Trump 'shelves plans for airstrikes on Mexico' in cartel fight
Donald Trump has reportedly shelved plans for US airstrikes on Mexican soil, as relations between the two countries improve and a new trade deal appears close.
Florida GOP bill targets Flock Safety cameras with warrant mandate
A Florida Republican has introduced a bill requiring federal agencies to obtain warrants before using Flock Safety license plate cameras and similar systems, amid nationwide backlash.
US Supreme Court Lifts Restrictions on Voter Database
The US supreme court lifted restrictions on a federal voter database as Donald Trump seeks tougher voting rules before November's midterm elections.
Trump hails 'very productive' Xi meeting in Washington
Donald Trump hailed his 'very productive' meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington, saying 'Tremendous things will be happening.'
CNN reporter back at White House after judge blocks media ban
CNN's Betsy Klein accessed the White House on 24 September after a federal judge ruled against Trump's ban on CNN, MSNBC and Politico reporters.
Texas court lets Crystal Mason acquittal stand
Texas' highest criminal court let stand a lower court's acquittal of Crystal Mason, ending her nearly decade-long fight over a provisional ballot that wasn't counted.
Senate Republicans block Democratic bid to end Iran war
Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic war powers resolution to end US military action against Iran, as the conflict passed 200 days with 19 US service members killed.
Nevada: 185 flagged as non-citizen voters were citizens
Nevada election officials reviewed 185 records DHS flagged as non-citizens on voter rolls and confirmed all were US citizens, challenging federal methodology.
Lula campaign accuses Trump of wanting to colonise Brazil
Lula's campaign has accused Donald Trump of wanting to colonise Brazil to capture its resources by meddling in next month's presidential election.
Berlin’s new political star offers hope and housing
Die Linke won Berlin’s state election with 25.7%, focusing on housing. Lead candidate Elif Eralp could become Berlin’s first left mayor since 1990 and first with a migration background.
Trump to Xi: China's Iran help 'unacceptable'
President Trump told China's Xi Jinping that any Chinese help for Iran during the US military campaign is 'unacceptable', the US ambassador to China said.
Harry and Meghan's UK stay may end early with security ruling
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may leave the UK before October half-term depending on a Ravec security assessment, with Harry potentially resuming royal duties if successful.
Pope Leo welcomes press on plane amid Trump media ban row
Pope Leo XIV told reporters they were welcome to cover him, responding to the Trump administration's attempt to bar US media from the White House.
Trump offers Xi 'special treat' at state dinner
President Trump invited Xi Jinping to view the White House ballroom construction site as a special treat during the state dinner, calling it one year from completion.
Miliband warns Iran: UK will not tolerate hostile activity
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told Iran's foreign minister in New York that Britain will not tolerate intimidation, threats or hostile activity on UK soil from Iranian-linked groups.
Fiona Bruce shuts down Jonathan Reynolds on Question Time
Fiona Bruce interrupted Labour MP Jonathan Reynolds on Question Time, asking what he would do about the benefits system after he blamed the Conservatives.
EU U-turn on Rwanda-style deportation centres after UK criticism
The EU is planning deportation centres outside the bloc by 2027, a reversal of its criticism of the UK's Rwanda scheme, which it had labelled 'extreme' and 'inhumane'.
Tempers rise at Trump-Xi meeting as Chinese press clash with staff
Chinese photographers clashed with US officials outside the White House as Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping with a lavish state visit, including a rare plane greeting and military review.
Brexiteers hit back at Branson's bid to rejoin EU
Sir Richard Branson called Brexit an 'unmitigated disaster' and urged a second referendum, prompting Brexiteers to defend the UK's departure from the EU.
Trump to ask supreme court to allow third-country deportations
The Trump administration will ask the US supreme court to allow deporting immigrants to third countries, after a lower court rejected the policy.
UN urged to create IPCC-style panel on global inequality
Leaders at the UN general assembly back a proposed international panel on inequality, modelled on the IPCC, to address the issue as a global security threat.
Poll: Has Labour lost control of UK borders?
Labour faces criticism after 781 migrants crossed the Channel in a single day and two boats landed undetected. Vote in our poll.
781 migrants cross Channel in one day in 2026 record
A total of 781 migrants arrived in the UK after crossing the English Channel on Wednesday, the highest single-day number so far this year, Home Office figures show.
Minister: Can’t stop every migrant boat after two landings
Education Secretary Lucy Powell said not every migrant boat can be intercepted after two uncontrolled Channel landings in two days, as the Home Secretary orders an urgent review.
Netanyahu's US Visit Amid Falling Support and Arrest Threat
Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in New York for the UN general assembly as 60% of Americans hold an unfavorable view of Israel, with Mayor Zohran Mamdani vowing arrest over war crimes.
Labour attacks Galloway in Holborn: 'He isn't even in the country'
Labour has attacked George Galloway in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, highlighting that he is in South Africa and accusing him of a 'long-track record of divisive campaigns'.
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