Burnham pledges more cost of living aid for families
Andy Burnham says more cost of living help is on the way, pledging to tackle utility bills, rail fares and water as struggling families drive his decisions.
Andy Burnham says more cost of living help is on the way, pledging to tackle utility bills, rail fares and water as struggling families drive his decisions.
Angela Rayner is accused of plotting a 'chicken run' to a safe seat amid Reform UK surge, after buying a flat in Hove.
Trump fires Pam Bondi as attorney general, with reports of more cabinet dismissals. Pentagon and Interior Department also see major staffing changes.
Recordings reportedly show Ted Cruz warning Trump of a midterm 'bloodbath' over tariffs, and making barbed comments about JD Vance and Tucker Carlson.
Gordon Brown told the Chilcot inquiry the Iraq war was right, defended Blair, rejected military funding criticism, and faced backlash.
Nigel Farage admits Reform UK is only 'halfway ready' for government, despite polling leads and Tory defections, as public confidence dips.
Labour minister Jenny Chapman faces cross-party criticism over reported plans to scrap the UK aid watchdog ICAI, with accusations of avoiding scrutiny.
Conor McGregor drops out of Ireland's presidential race, citing 'straitjacket' nomination rules, after polls showed scant support.
Keir Starmer's make-or-break speech and press conference were billed as his final chance to save his premiership amid speculation of a challenge.
Trump boasted that a US general called sinking Iranian ships 'more fun' and claimed the conflict with Iran had been won, in a Kentucky speech.
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Green Party beats Liberal Democrats to fourth place in European elections, winning three MEPs and a new seat in the South West.
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Andy Burnham appoints first cabinet, rewarding loyalists while clearing out Starmer allies in a reshuffle.
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King Charles visits Golders Green after antisemitic attacks; Met commissioner says British Jews not safe in London, with 11 investigations underway.
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Gordon Brown asks cabinet secretary to investigate Peter Mandelson's leak of sensitive government information to Jeffrey Epstein during the financial crisis.
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Guardian investigation reveals questions over Reform UK funding, including Nigel Farage's 5m gift, Cottrell family transfers and police interviews.
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