Burnham takes holiday after two weeks as PM
Andy Burnham is taking an overseas holiday after just over two weeks in No 10, with allies insisting the Government will continue to function normally during his absence.
Andy Burnham is taking an overseas holiday after just over two weeks in No 10, with allies insisting the Government will continue to function normally during his absence.
Mauricio Pochettino has agreed a contract extension with US Soccer through 2030, following a last-16 World Cup exit, with an expanded role and expected pay raise.
Republican senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis will vote to advance Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination after resolving concerns over the anti-weaponization fund and tax audit protections.
Kemi Badenoch has overtaken Nigel Farage to become the bookmakers' favourite for UK's next prime minister, with William Hill offering 3/1 odds.
DUP MP Sammy Wilson is under investigation by Westminster's standards commissioner over an alleged failure to declare an interest. The case opened on July 28.
Nigel Farage says he has an open mind on ending the feud with Rupert Lowe, and has reached out to suggest a call, but has had no reply yet as the war continues.
Mondo Duplantis wins pole vault as Diamond League opens in Shanghai, with Gift Leotlela, Shericka Jackson and Faith Kipyegon among the victors.
Documents show Rishi Sunak had doubts about Rwanda asylum scheme costs and effectiveness as chancellor, prompting Labour demands for transparency.
Stockport councillors demand removal of England and Union flags from lamp-posts, citing racism concerns; council says flags stay unless unsafe or damaged.
Sanae Takaichi becomes Japan's first female PM after coalition deal, promising stimulus and a hardline agenda, with markets rallying.
Keir Starmer refers Peter Mandelson dossier to police and begins process to strip his peerage over Epstein emails
Mikel Arteta says Jurrien Timber is fit to start the Champions League final against PSG, with Arsenal also boosted by returns for Madueke and Raya.
Family of Delroy Walker, British man murdered in Jamaica, criticise UK high commission's 'indifferent' response and claim they were told he wasn't 'British enough'.
Met Police seek 11 suspects after violent disorder at Tommy Robinson's 'unite the kingdom' march; eight already charged, 26 officers injured.
Abigail Spanberger wins Virginia governorship, becoming the first female governor in state history after a campaign focused on living costs and public service.
Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace has written to the CIA demanding the release of all files on Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
John Woodcock accuses Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper of offering continuity with Ed Miliband's approach in the Labour leadership contest.
Abbie Chatfield will guest host KIIS FM Breakfast for a week amid speculation of an audition. Ratings dip slightly as Kyle Sandilands' court case begins.
Mette Frederiksen says Trump is serious about taking Greenland, warning of consequences if the US attacks a Nato ally, as Greenland rejects annexation.
Keir Starmer pledges to scrap the Rwanda asylum scheme if Labour wins, using funds for border security and counter-terror powers.
Starmer signals cabinet role for Burnham as Streeting threatens Labour leadership contest.
Trump accuses China of 2020 election meddling in televised address, prompting fears of midterm interference as critics point to lack of evidence.
PM faces Labour MPs after revelations he was not told Mandelson failed vetting; sacking of civil servant adds to crisis.
Scottish MSPs vote 80-29 to ban physical punishment of children, removing the 'justifiable assault' defence and prompting calls for England to follow.
President Trump says the US military is involved in building his $400m White House ballroom, despite backlash and a lawsuit.
US special forces capture Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro, and Donald Trump says the US will temporarily run the country, prompting international condemnation.
Gary Lineker says BBC 'too influenced' by governments while defending its trustworthiness, amid impartiality concerns and licence fee review.
Lord Mandelson faces losing his peerage over Epstein ties and lobbying, after resigning Labour membership amid a review of his conduct.
Mala Tribich, 95, moved Cabinet ministers to tears as the first Holocaust survivor to address a UK Cabinet meeting, urging action against antisemitism.
Funding row leaves Trump's Palm Beach airport rebranding incomplete as county refuses to pay shortfall.