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Mismatched address databases can destroy credit scores, as victims Gary Sleet and Jon Swinden discover. Royal Mail's PAF key.
Rushanara Ali describes 'end of distressing period' after constituent Hussain Sha sentenced for hate campaign, including threats to kill her Jo Cox-style.
British prosecutors named China’s fifth-ranking official Cai Qi in a dropped spy case; charges against two Westminster researchers were abandoned due to lack of evidence, sparking political outrage but scepticism from experts.
PM Starmer chairs Cobra meeting on cost of living impacts from Iran conflict, exploring all levers to ease household burdens.
PM Keir Starmer delivers statement to MPs over Mandelson vetting scandal that led to top civil servant's sacking, amid calls for his resignation.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he will publicly disagree with Donald Trump if necessary to defend Britain's national interest, after a 'warm' phone call.
Sir Olly Robbins resigns after FCDO overruled decision to deny Peter Mandelson security clearance. PM Starmer unaware, opposition calls for resignation.
Starmer defends foreign trips to Labour MPs, linking global security to fixing cost of living crisis and rejecting isolationism.
Over 500 arrested at London protest against Palestine Action ban, which High Court ruled unlawful; police continue arrests amid appeal.
Jeremy Corbyn to appear as 'Wizard of Oz-lington' in drag pantomime Wicked Witches at Pleasance Theatre, Islington.
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's public row over a membership portal sparks concern among supporters of their new leftwing party, with some calling it self-sabotage.
Pam Bondi breaks silence after Trump fires her as Attorney General, citing transition to private sector. Deputy Todd Blanche named acting AG.
Four shadow ministers prepared to quit over Gaza, with up to ten others on resignation watch as Starmer faces growing rebellion.
First batch of documents on Mandelson's US ambassador appointment reveals payout, Epstein links, and Trump advice, but many questions remain unanswered.
Zarah Sultana drops legal action against Jeremy Corbyn after row over new party membership sign-up, saying she is determined to reconcile.
MPs' severance pay will double to over £19,000 at the next general election, IPSA announces, citing longer handover times and new boundaries.
Welsh Grand National-winning trainer Evan Williams jailed for three years for attacking dog walker with hockey stick in Llancarfan.
Analysis shows Labour now has the most landlord MPs, with 38 earning over £10k from rent, sparking calls for rule changes.
Starmer's allies block Burnham's return to parliament amid byelection, citing cost and political risk. Burnham's ambitions fuel tensions.
Former Labour leader warns Sir Keir Starmer has only months to show he can reverse party's declining poll ratings and address internal criticism.
Nigel Farage faces hostile questioning from US Democrats during a hearing on censorship, accused of being a 'Putin-loving' free speech impostor.
Kemi Badenoch's attempt to insult Keir Starmer backfires as PMQs clash over China spy case sees Starmer retort she is neither a lawyer nor a leader.
Two men were injured in a dog attack on Witham Street, Newport. The dog was seized and put down. A 35-year-old man was arrested and bailed.
Starmer demands apology from Sir Jim Ratcliffe after he claimed Britain is being 'colonised by immigrants', sparking widespread condemnation.
The Norwegian Football Federation plans to lodge a formal complaint with FIFA's ethics committee over Donald Trump's intervention in the Folarin Balogun red card case during the World Cup.
FIGC president Giovanni Malago confirms talks with Pep Guardiola to become Italy manager, but his £20m salary requires financial exceptions.
Andy Burnham's premiership could reignite the Elgin Marbles repatriation debate, as he has long supported returning the 2,500-year-old Greek artefacts from the British Museum.
Douglas Alexander said it was an 'honour' to remain Scottish Secretary under new PM Andy Burnham, despite Labour's worst Holyrood result since devolution.
Andy Burnham has unveiled his new Cabinet after becoming Prime Minister, with key appointments including John Healey as Chancellor and Ed Miliband as Foreign Secretary.
Londoners voice concerns about Prime Minister Andy Burnham, citing lack of mandate, unclear policies, and northern roots, while younger residents show cautious optimism.