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.
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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'.
Trump greets Xi with rare airport handshake at state visit start
Donald Trump personally greeted Xi Jinping with a rare airport handshake at Andrews Air Force Base, marking the start of a three-day state visit by the Chinese Premier.
Anti-migrant feeling pervades Gosport after far-right protest
Far-right posters and a protest in Gosport reveal deep anti-migrant sentiment, though some residents point to a more welcoming side of the Hampshire town.
Channel migrant crisis: '1,200' cross in 2 days sparking more mayhem
At least 21 asylum seekers arrived in Samphire Hoe on Tuesday, prompting Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to order an urgent review into the uncontrolled landings.
Melania: Trump 'doesn't want to hear' her honest feedback
Melania Trump says Donald Trump is doing 'the best that he can' in his second term, admitting he 'doesn't want to hear' her honest feedback during a Fox News appearance.
Burnham Slams Russia's 'Industrial-Scale' Disinformation at UN
Andy Burnham told the UN that the UK faces an 'industrial-scale assault' from Russian disinformation, announcing a new National Centre for Information Defence to counter online lies and deepfakes.
Reform MSPs walk out of Holyrood independence debate
Reform UK MSPs walked out of the Holyrood chamber after failing to cancel a debate on Scottish independence, with the Presiding Officer calling the move a gross discourtesy.
Andy Burnham: 'We stand with Manchester's Jewish community'
On Yom Kippur, the Prime Minister reflects on the Heaton Park attack and pledges unwavering support against antisemitism.
Harry and Meghan may decide UK future within weeks
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could permanently return to Montecito, California if the Ravec security ruling goes against them, sources say.
Ratcliffe: UK 'on the slide' due to immigration, taxes
Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he has 'no confidence in the UK', blaming immigration and high taxes for the country's decline, months after his 'colonised' remark sparked backlash.
Labour migrant deal costs £80m and counting, says commentator
Labour's one-in-one-out migrant deal with France has cost £80m so far, with costs potentially reaching £1.5bn, as Piddington villagers vote for independence.
Burnham stutters in 'car crash' Sky interview on asylum policy
Prime Minister Andy Burnham struggled through a Sky News interview defending the Government's asylum seeker housing plan after an Oxfordshire village voted for secession.
Labour Conference to Return to Liverpool in 2027
Labour Party conference will return to Liverpool for a sixth consecutive year in 2027, ahead of Andy Burnham's first gathering as leader later this month.
Burnham stutters in 'car crash' Sky News migration interview
Prime Minister Andy Burnham struggled to keep his composure during a Sky News interview on migration, stammering as he defended border policies and the Piddlington referendum.
Bolton deputy mayor David Chadwick dies aged 82
Bolton's deputy mayor and long-serving Westhoughton councillor David Chadwick has died aged 82. He served as mayor for 2025/26 and was praised for his dedication.
Burnham to invite Trump to Manchester G20 at old station
Andy Burnham is set to invite Donald Trump and other world leaders to Manchester Central, a former railway station, for next year's G20 summit.
Prince Harry wins new security review after UK relocation
Prince Harry has forced the Home Office to open a new security review after relocating his family to the UK, following months of appeals and correspondence described as "incessant".
Trump threatens to keep Iranian oil 'like Venezuela'
Donald Trump says the US could keep Iranian oil "like Venezuela" and suggests the war may end after the November midterms.
Peers to debate donation cap after Reform's £72m windfall
Peers will today debate a crackdown on political donations after Reform UK received £72m from two crypto billionaires, fuelling pressure to curb giving.
Reform UK council deploys patrols over migrant concerns
Essex County Council will deploy six private security guards to Braintree, Colchester and Chelmsford town centres for a three-month trial, funded by up to £150,000, after concerns over gatherings of male migrants.
Glasgow can't shoulder UK asylum crisis alone, Record View says
Glasgow has long welcomed refugees, but the city is now struggling under the growing cost of an asylum system stretched to breaking point, says Record View.
Rayner hints at donation cap after Reform's £72m gifts
Angela Rayner has suggested ministers could still impose a cap on political donations after Reform UK received £72 million from two crypto-billionaires, with new rules possibly back-dated to March.
Drone may have targeted Boris Johnson's train, Ukraine says
Ukraine's railway operator says a Russian drone that Boris Johnson narrowly avoided may have been meant to strike his train. The former PM fled into Poland after a train behind him was hit at Yahodyn station.
Trump saves Scottish independence thoughts for 'another day'
Donald Trump said he would save his opinion on Scottish independence for “another day” after saying he would “love to see” Ireland unified. He made the comments during his trip to Ireland.
Boris Johnson survives Russian drone strike on Ukraine train
Boris Johnson was evacuated from a train in Ukraine after a Russian drone strike, as he travelled to Poland.
Trump urges Zelensky to halt strikes on Russian diesel
Donald Trump called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop strikes on diesel fuel in Russia, warning the attacks are causing a shortage.
UK citizenship test: Can you pass the official exam?
The official UK citizenship test has 24 questions and requires 18 correct answers to pass. Questions come from the Home Office-approved Life in the UK handbook.
UK citizenship test: Can you pass? 18 out of 24 needed
The official UK citizenship test requires 18 out of 24 correct answers to pass. Questions come from the Home Office-approved handbook, and research shows two-thirds of British nationals would fail.
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