Reeves avoids probe over £20bn 'black hole' claims
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will not face an investigation over claims she misled the public about a £20bn fiscal black hole before the Budget. Read the full story on the watchdog's decision.
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Texas Governor Abbott's 'Terror' Label for CAIR Sparks Legal Fight
Texas Governor Greg Abbott faces a federal lawsuit after declaring civil rights group CAIR a terrorist organisation, a move critics call unconstitutional and a dangerous escalation of state-level Islamophobia.
Vanity Fair's Olivia Nuzzi Contract in Jeopardy
Political journalist Olivia Nuzzi's temporary contract at Vanity Fair expires this month amid a scandal sparked by her ex-fiancé's exposés. Will she stay on?
Dell's $6.25bn gift to Trump Accounts raises lobbying concerns
Michael Dell's record $6.25bn donation to Trump's child account scheme highlights how billionaire philanthropy can serve as political influence. Analysis reveals systemic issues.
Mahmood urged to reject divisive asylum system changes
Labour's Shabana Mahmood faces pressure to reject Tory asylum rules that could 'help those seeking to build division'. Key figures warn against implementing the policy.
Facial recognition risks creating 'no-go zones' for minorities
New Home Office research reveals ethnic minority groups are more likely to avoid areas with live facial recognition cameras, raising major civil liberties and bias concerns. Read the full report.
Putin offers India 'uninterrupted' fuel supply
Vladimir Putin offers India uninterrupted fuel shipments during Delhi visit, risking a diplomatic clash with Donald Trump. Read the latest on global energy diplomacy.
EU's £80bn Ukraine Plan Using Frozen Russian Assets
The EU aims to raise £80bn for Ukraine using frozen Russian assets, but Belgium's legal fears threaten the deal. Russia vows a 'harshest reaction'. Read the latest.
Starmer, Merz, Macron Unite Against Populist Challenge
PM Keir Starmer reveals a European alliance with Germany's Friedrich Merz and France's Emmanuel Macron to tackle the rise of populist parties like Nigel Farage's Reform UK. Discover their strategy.
Germany revives voluntary military service
German lawmakers approve a new recruitment drive targeting 18-year-olds, aiming to bolster defence capabilities. Discover the details of the plan and its European context.
Trump Warns Europe Faces 'Civilisational Erasure'
The Trump administration's new National Security Strategy claims EU migration and policies threaten Europe's cultural identity. Read the full analysis of the stark warning.
Facial recognition tech fails on Black and Asian faces
A UK watchdog reveals Home Office facial recognition technology has significant accuracy issues with Black and Asian subjects, raising urgent bias and discrimination concerns. Read the full investigation.
Boy, 12, killed in drone strike as US-Ukraine talks held
A 12-year-old boy was killed in a Russian drone strike in central Ukraine, officials confirm, as discreet US-led peace talks involving Trump envoys continue. Read the latest on the escalating conflict.
Family's Tears Over Post Office Scandal Death on BBC Breakfast
The widow and daughter of a former sub-postmaster broke down on BBC Breakfast, revealing how the Horizon IT scandal 'destroyed' his life before his death. Read their emotional story.
Starmer and Lammy Signal Potential Shift on EU Trade Post-Brexit
Keir Starmer admits exploring ways to reduce trade barriers with the EU, while David Lammy highlights economic growth in customs unions. The PM blames Tory Brexit tactics for a poor deal.
Hegseth Faces Impeachment Over Boat Strikes and Signal Scandal
Michigan Democrat Shri Thanedar files two articles of impeachment against Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, citing deadly narco-boat strikes and a classified information scandal. Read the full details.
Government launches strategy to cut child poverty by 550,000
Prime Minister Keir Starmer sets out a £3bn strategy to tackle the 'shocking' child poverty crisis, aiming to improve life chances and ease pressure on public services. Read the full plan.
Rogan Mocks Trump's 'Big' Texting Habits
Podcaster Joe Rogan reveals Donald Trump's unusual texting style, using iMessage effects for emphasis, as their political alliance shows signs of strain. Discover the details.
India's Modi tells Putin: 'We are not neutral' on Ukraine war
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Vladimir Putin India has a clear position for peace in Ukraine, as the Russian leader's Delhi visit tests New Delhi's balancing act between Moscow and the West.
Farage demands BBC apology over racism allegations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage demands an apology from the BBC for 'double standards' after facing racism allegations. Watch the fiery press conference here.
Dinosaur Dumps Rubbish in Southend Wheelie Bin Row
A fly-tipper in a purple T-Rex costume was caught on camera dumping bin bags in Southend, avoiding a £400 fine. The bizarre incident highlights local fury over a controversial new wheelie bin system.
Major Gaps in UK Migration Statistics Revealed
A new report exposes critical gaps in UK migration data, leaving ministers unable to track illegal migrants or human rights claims. Discover the findings and the government's new reforms.
Eurovision boycott grows as Spain and others threaten exit
Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Slovenia will boycott Eurovision 2026 unless Israel is excluded, sparking a major crisis for the contest. As the BBC faces pressure to follow, we ask: can the event survive?
Arrest Warrant for Sheikh Hasina's Son in Bangladesh
A Bangladeshi tribunal has issued an arrest warrant for Sajeeb Wazed, son of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, on crimes against humanity charges. Read the latest on the tribunal's rulings and political fallout.
Russia Reports Progress on Ukraine Peace Talks with US
Kremlin aide says Russia and US are advancing in Ukraine peace negotiations. Putin reiterates demands for Donbas withdrawal as he meets Indian PM Modi. Read the latest diplomatic developments.
Labour's facial recognition plans raise data misuse fears
Labour's expansion of live facial recognition technology risks putting sensitive biometric data in the wrong hands, threatening public trust and civil liberties. Read the urgent warnings.
Starmer's Child Poverty Plan Meets Farage Criticism
Keir Starmer unveils Labour's strategy to tackle child poverty, while Nigel Farage attacks the government's record. Get the latest political analysis and reactions.
UK launches new 'Living Heritage' register
Communities across the UK are urged to nominate cherished traditions for a new national 'living heritage' inventory, aiming to safeguard cultural practices for future generations.
Labour's child poverty plan targets 550,000 children
The government unveils its long-awaited child poverty strategy, pledging to scrap the two-child benefit cap and improve housing. Critics argue the plan lacks ambitious, binding targets for real change.
Starmer: Sarwar's 'fingerprints all over' Scottish Budget
PM Keir Starmer told Scottish Labour members that Anas Sarwar's influence shaped the Budget. The SNP seized on the remarks to link Sarwar to contentious policies like the windfall tax.
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