Imran Khan's Family Demands Prison Access

The family of Pakistan's jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan demand to see him amid growing health concerns and unconfirmed death rumours. His sisters report being denied visits and assaulted outside prison.

Labour's Jury Trial Plans Spark Trust Row

Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick accuses the Government of not trusting the public over reported plans to restrict jury trials. Discover the details of the Leveson review and the political battle.

Mamdani's Win Challenges US-Israel Political Norms

Zohran Mamdani's election victory represents a seismic shift in US politics regarding Israel. His criticism of Netanyahu's government signals changing attitudes that could impact Washington policy. Read analysis.

Putin's 2026 calendar omits shirtless photos

Vladimir Putin's new 2026 calendar breaks tradition by keeping his shirt on, sparking debate about his health. The calendar features 12 images and quotes, sold across Russia for £2.65.

NI Minister: Budget does 'sod all' for workers

Stormont's Gordon Lyons warns against revenue-raising, saying it would hammer working people. The Budget delivers far less than needed, creating a £400m shortfall. Read the full analysis.

UK Net Migration Falls 69% to 204,000

New ONS figures reveal UK net migration dropped to 204,000 in year to June 2025, the lowest level since 2021. Discover what's driving this dramatic decline.

IFS: Reeves broke tax pledge in Budget

The IFS says Rachel Reeves broke a manifesto pledge with £26bn tax hikes, pushing the tax burden to a record high. Read the full analysis.

BBC's Amol Rajan apologises for 'scroungers' remark

BBC journalist Amol Rajan clarifies his 'scroungers' comment on Radio 4, apologising for any offence caused during a discussion on child poverty and the two-child benefit cap. Read the full story.

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