The Two Sides of Scotland's Gender Law Debate
Scottish Parliament approves gender recognition reform bill, sparking debate over trans rights and women's safety.
Category : Westminster
Socceroos to Face Indonesia in Asian Cup Round of 16
Australia face Indonesia in Asian Cup round-of-16; potential quarter-final against South Korea or Saudi Arabia. Coach Arnold defends team's form.
Zara Tindall's Royal Role with Prince William: Garden Party Host
Zara Tindall helps Prince William host Buckingham Palace garden parties for three years running, balancing royal duties with civilian life.
Venezuela Fury Weds Noah Price in Isle of Man Ceremony
Tyson Fury's daughter Venezuela, 16, marries Noah Price on Isle of Man, where marriage at 16 is legal with parental consent.
Two Thirds Back Smoking Ban In Pub Gardens
Poll finds 66% support extending smoking ban to pub gardens, 10 years after enclosed spaces ban.
Trump Backtracks on Afghanistan Remarks After Fury from UK Leaders and Veterans
Trump backtracks after claiming British troops avoided Afghanistan front line, sparking UK condemnation.
Reform UK's 'Great Repeal' Plan Sparks Fury Over Workers' and Renters' Rights
Reform UK's plan to scrap workers' and renters' rights sparks union fury, with accusations of siding with bad bosses and rogue landlords.
Labour Leadership Challenge: Corbyn vs Kinnock Over Rule Interpretation
Jeremy Corbyn and Neil Kinnock clash over Labour leadership challenge rules, with Corbyn insisting on automatic ballot access and Kinnock requiring 51 nominations.
Andy Burnham Eyes Return to Westminster as Labour Turmoil Continues
Andy Burnham confirms bid for Makerfield seat, eyeing Labour leadership amid calls for Keir Starmer to step down.
Reform UK Candidate Faces Backlash Over Farage Remarks
Reform UK candidate criticised for past remarks about Nigel Farage, whose controversial history includes racism allegations and far-right associations.
BBC's Jo Coburn quits Politics Live after 28 years
BBC presenter Jo Coburn quits Politics Live after 28 years at the broadcaster, covering eight general elections.
Starmer to Chair Emergency COBR Meeting Amid Iran War Economic Crisis
PM Starmer chairs emergency COBR meeting on cost of living crisis amid Iran war, with oil supplies disrupted.
Starmer to Meet Trump at Scottish Golf Course for Gaza and Ukraine Talks
PM Starmer to meet President Trump at Turnberry golf course in Scotland to discuss Gaza ceasefire and Ukraine war.
Starmer Attacks Badenoch and Farage Over Iran War Support U-Turns at Raucous PMQs
Starmer accuses Badenoch and Farage of U-turns on Iran war support, saying UK would be at war if they led.
King Charles Makes Poignant Return to Balmoral to Thank Guards
King Charles returns to Balmoral to thank soldiers who guarded the late Queen, and meets refugees in Aberdeen.
Starmer Demands BBC Explanation Over Glastonbury Chant
PM Keir Starmer demands BBC explanation after Bob Vylan's 'death to IDF' chant at Glastonbury, calling it 'appalling hate speech'.
Peter Phillips Makes Public Debut with Girlfriend Lindsay Wallace at Epsom Derby
Peter Phillips makes public debut with girlfriend Lindsay Wallace at Epsom Derby, a year after divorce from Autumn Phillips.
Larry the Cat Marks 15 Years at Downing Street
Larry the cat celebrates 15 years at Downing Street, serving under six prime ministers as chief mouser and unofficial first feline.
Ballon d'Or Moves to London for 70th Anniversary
Ballon d'Or ceremony moves to London for 70th anniversary, honouring first winner Sir Stanley Matthews. Harry Kane and Declan Rice among favourites.
KSI Leaves Sidemen: 'I Lost Balance in My Life'
KSI announces departure from YouTube collective Sidemen after 12 years, citing need for work-life balance and health focus.
Meghan Markle Demands Evidence in Bullying Row as Royal Audit Looms
Meghan Markle demands evidence from Palace over bullying allegations as royal audit looms, with inquiry underway.
Heritage Foundation unveils 'golden age' agenda for 2026
Heritage Foundation outlines 2026 agenda for 'golden age', building on Project 2025 successes with priorities on family, work, national security, and citizenship.
MP Simon Danczuk Faces Rape Investigation After Complaint from 2006
Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk faces a rape investigation over a 2006 complaint, as protesters including his ex-wife's brother heckle him.
UK Athletics fined £350k over Paralympian’s ‘wholly avoidable’ death in London
UK Athletics fined £350k for corporate manslaughter after Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei died when a practice cage collapsed on him in London.
Council Offers £75 Reward for Reporting Dog Fouling and Street Drinking
Stafford council offers £75 reward for reporting dog fouling, aiming to increase fines and reduce street mess.
Prince William Pays Tribute to Sir David Attenborough on His 100th Birthday
Prince William honours Sir David Attenborough on his 100th birthday, praising his influential nature documentaries and conservation legacy.
New suspect identified in 30-year-old Ann Heron murder case
Investigator identifies Michael Benson as suspect in 1990 murder of Ann Heron near Darlington.
Meghan's UK Return Could Be 'Bitter Pill' for William and Kate, Says Royal Expert
Meghan Markle may return to the UK as her jam brand success makes her comeback a 'bitter pill' for William and Kate, says royal expert.
Coronation Street Off Air Friday For Football On ITV
Coronation Street cancelled on Friday February 4 due to FA Cup coverage on ITV, with extra episodes on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bund's Radical Legacy: A Socialist Model for Jewish Activism
Molly Crabapple's new book explores the Jewish Labour Bund's fight against Zionism and its legacy for modern Jewish activism.
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