Burnham hits back at Kremlin claim UK adds 'fuel to the fire' in Ukraine
Prime Minister Andy Burnham responded to Moscow's claim that Britain is escalating the Ukraine conflict, asking "Who started the fire?" during a visit to Kyiv.
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UK and Russia clash over Ukraine missile support
Downing Street and Andy Burnham respond after Russia threatens 'consequences' for UK involvement in Ukraine war, as PM visits Kyiv.
Former home secretaries urge 'limited' security for Sussexes
Two former home secretaries have called for Prince Harry and Meghan to receive a 'limited' security package upon their UK return, with one suggesting a middle-ground arrangement.
Essex leader: Migrant camp like 'holiday camp'
Essex County Council leader Peter Harris says RAF Wethersfield migrant camp resembles a 'holiday camp' with football pitches, gyms, and fresh food, leaving him 'aghast'.
Government warns social media over wrong-way driving trend
The Government has told TikTok and other platforms to remove content showing an "absolutely idiotic" trend of driving the wrong way, after seven people died in a Middlesbrough crash.
Mum raising baby alone as husband's UK visa refused three times
Rachel Mackay, 29, has been raising her eight-month-old daughter alone as her husband Kieyaamudien's UK visa has been refused three times, leaving the family split across countries.
Ex-minister backs 'middle ground' security for Sussexes
Lord Blunkett suggests taxpayer-funded 'middle ground' security for Harry and Meghan, reassessed in two years, as their UK return nears.
Harry and Meghan 'middle ground' security urged by ex-minister
Lord David Blunkett says Prince Harry and Meghan should get 'middle ground' security, reassessed later, as their UK return sparks a funding row.
Alan Johnson urges Mahmood to ignore Labour dissenters on immigration
Former home secretary Alan Johnson says Shabana Mahmood must ignore Labour backbench grumblings and press ahead with her immigration crackdown to stop the pull factor attracting migrants to the UK.
Hanson intervenes after One Nation MP's migration comments
One Nation MP David Farley says party's net migration target 'not too different' from Labor's, forcing Pauline Hanson to issue urgent clarification.
Zelenskyy warns wartime elections could split Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said holding elections during wartime risks splitting Ukraine, responding to a demand from sacked minister Mykhailo Fedorov as Russia masses missiles.
Iran FM calls US sanctions threat 'desperate'
Iran's foreign minister dismissed fresh US economic sanctions as a 'desperate' ploy, while the president admitted the people face 'many problems' amid Washington's pressure campaign.
Who is Natalie Harp? Trump’s devoted aide in the spotlight
Natalie Harp, Donald Trump’s most devoted aide, faces questions over a year without official security clearance, drawing scrutiny to his inner circle.
Hackney Mayor Defies EHRC Guidance on Trans Toilets
Hackney's Green mayor says trans women can still use women's toilets, defying new EHRC code of practice based on biological sex.
Foreign criminals must be deported to protect women: Farage
Removals of foreign criminals hit highest level since 2016, with over 80,000 returns since Labour came to power, but more action is needed.
FMQs changes blamed for Swinney's £18k World Cup flights
The Scottish Government has blamed changes to First Minister's Questions for John Swinney's £18,000 flights to the US for the World Cup, saying the new format affected travel plans.
48% back strict immigration limits even if growth suffers
New Ipsos polling reveals 48% of Britons support strict immigration limits even if it harms economic growth, while 44% prioritise protecting the environment over growth.
Home Office issues behaviour guide for asylum seekers amid crime concerns
The Home Office has published a leaflet for asylum seekers telling them not to rape or beat women or have sex with children, following a rise in sex crime convictions among migrants.
Prince Harry 'privately pleading with Home Secretary over security fears'
Prince Harry has privately appealed to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood for clarity on family security, days before the Sussexes are expected to return to the UK, following a Ravec risk assessment completed at the end of July.
Asylum booklet proves fearful families right, says Finnigan
Judy Finnigan says the Home Office booklet warning asylum seekers not to commit sexual assaults proves families' fears were reasonable and they deserve an apology.
TalkTV: Prince Harry visa issues may prompt UK return
TalkTV guest Nile Gardiner says Prince Harry's US visa issues may be behind the Sussexes' decision to return to the UK and enrol their children in British schools.
Burnham pledges national memorial for terror victims on first UK commemoration day
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to build a national memorial for all British victims of terrorism at the UK's first National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism in London.
Burnham and Miliband 'plot £13bn foreign aid splurge'
Andy Burnham and Ed Miliband have privately committed to restoring UK foreign aid to 0.7% of GNI, a move likely to pressure the Treasury into tax rises or borrowing.
JD Vance mocks Mark Carney in leaked audio
Leaked audio reportedly captures US vice-president JD Vance mocking Canada and taunting Prime Minister Mark Carney for trying to 'out-tough' Donald Trump on trade.
Burnham pledges consultation on terrorism survivors memorial
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to consult victims and survivors of terrorism about creating a permanent national memorial at the inaugural National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism.
Assault rifles seized in migrant camps in France, border chief says
Police seized assault rifles in migrant camps in northern France, a border chief revealed, as smugglers arm themselves amid turf wars and violent clashes on the coast.
Iran hits back at Trump's 'economic D-Day' threat
Iran's Foreign Ministry called Donald Trump's 'economic D-Day' threat unlawful, warning that those enforcing sanctions face prosecution and punishment.
Scottish town's migrant plan to halt population decline
Inverclyde Council is attracting around 750 migrants a year to Greenock to combat a population fall of 22,000 since 1981, despite local job concerns.
Agony aunt on husband's crude best friend
A woman asks Coleen Nolan how to handle her husband's best friend, who makes inappropriate comments about women when his wife is out of earshot. Coleen advises calling out the behaviour and quietly removing herself from gatherings, but warns against telli
Questions over Sussexes’ security costs as they return to UK
Questions remain over who will pay for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s security when they return to the UK, as Harry learns his legal costs in the High Court case against the Daily Mail’s publisher.
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