Former British army commander Richard Kemp tells High Court it's 'inconceivable' Gerry Adams was not involved in IRA bombings, citing intelligence over 20 years.
Rachel Reeves urged to tax windfall profits from Iran war to fund cost-of-living support, as charities warn of corporate profiteering.
Keir Starmer's last NATO summit as PM was dominated by Donald Trump's disruptive behavior, including threats to allies and demands for Greenland, though Trump spared Starmer direct attacks.
Former mayor slams Kristi Noem's governorship as lacking accomplishment, comparing her resignation to Sarah Palin's, after her DHS firing.
Trump privately polls advisers on replacing Tulsi Gabbard as DNI after frustration over Iran war testimony.
Donald Trump photographed with crescent-shaped mark on hand at G7 summit, sparking health concerns amid previous scrutiny over his physical and mental fitness.
Jeremy Hunt apologises for failing to declare luxury flat purchase, citing honest administrative mistakes.
New BBC director general Matt Brittin faces urgent challenges including Trump lawsuit, royal charter renewal, funding reform, and internal cuts.
PM Starmer defends Rachel Reeves' £26bn tax rises and outlines a long-term economic plan focused on deregulation, welfare reform, and European ties.
Jon Stewart mocks Trump's Freedom 250 concert after five of nine acts drop out, leaving only Vanilla Ice performing.
Democrats walk out of Pam Bondi's Epstein briefing after she refuses to testify under oath, calling it a 'fake hearing'.
Nick Thomas-Symonds defends Pat McFadden's WhatsApp messages, says Labour not seeking tax rises for benefits, and addresses Mandelson-Epstein ties.
Keir Starmer criticised for TikTok video on Middle East crisis, accused of mimicking Donald Trump's style with Dire Straits soundtrack.
New Yorkers sue state elections board over congressional map allegedly diluting Black and Latino voting power on Staten Island.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says her ambition is to change the country, not seek a title, amid speculation about a 2028 White House or Senate run.
Labour criticises Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon for welcoming endorsement from Ant Middleton, who has extreme views and a criminal record.
Keir Starmer accuses Rishi Sunak of weakness over Gavin Williamson bullying scandal at PMQs.
Good Morning Britain hosts Kate Garraway and Paul Brand face backlash for repeatedly interrupting Environment Minister Emma Reynolds during a fuel supply interview.
French minister files legal case after man lights cigarette from Tomb of the Unknown Soldier flame under Arc de Triomphe.
Report claims Trump threw a tablet in the Oval Office during a call with Trudeau, as European leaders employed flattery diplomacy to manage relations.
Nigel Farage ridiculed for sitting in public gallery at PMQs, complaining he cannot reply to attacks. MPs say he misses sessions and misunderstands PMQ procedures.
Bill Maher criticises RFK Jr's vaccine stance and actions as HHS secretary, saying he 'has got to go' after Senate testimony.
Keir Starmer's best friend reveals their 20-year bond, offering personal insight into the outgoing PM's character.
Sir Keir Starmer declared Nato 'stronger and more united' after the Ankara summit, noting Donald Trump praised the 'unity of the meeting' despite earlier criticisms over defence spending and other issues.
Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran over at a Nato summit in Ankara, calling Iranian leadership 'scum' and threatening trade cuts with Spain over defence spending.
Uefa is prepared to block the return of Russian teams to international football after the IOC provisionally lifted Russia's suspension, setting up a potential clash with Fifa.
The Professional Rugby Board is recruiting a new chair and two independent members, as the WRU remains committed to reducing professional teams from four to three by 2028.
City minister Tulip Siddiq faces scrutiny over property benefits from people linked to her aunt Sheikh Hasina's deposed regime, amid allegations of foreign interference.
Experts criticise Nigel Farage's £3bn pubs rescue plan funded by reinstating two-child benefit cap, calling it unfunded and fiscally unsound.
The Guardian hires George Zornick and Aram Roston for new US political enterprise team focusing on investigations.