Labour's Hardline Asylum Overhaul Inspired by Denmark
The UK government unveils radical asylum reforms limiting permanent settlement, drawing inspiration from Denmark's controversial model. Explore the political implications and legal hurdles.
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Scotland One Game From World Cup Qualification
Scotland stand 90 minutes from their first World Cup since 1998. Can Steve Clarke's side overcome Denmark at a pulsating Hampden Park? All the latest team news and analysis.
UK's Danish-Style Asylum Plan: Key Facts
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood unveils controversial Denmark-inspired asylum reforms. Explore how the hardline approach compares and its potential impact on UK immigration.
Sickness bug hits Denmark squad before Scotland decider
Denmark's World Cup qualifier plans are in disarray as a sickness bug strikes key players. Can Scotland capitalise and secure their first World Cup since 1998? Follow the drama.
UK's New Asylum Plan: Denmark-Inspired Reforms
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood defends plans to overhaul UK's 'broken' asylum system, denying claims of racism. New measures include temporary refugee status and safe legal routes.
Mahmood Announces Largest Asylum System Reforms in Decades
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood reveals sweeping asylum reforms modelled on Denmark's approach, aiming to reduce Channel crossings and increase deportations.
Scotland's World Cup hopes survive dramatic Greece defeat
Scotland's World Cup qualification hopes remain alive despite 3-2 defeat to Greece after Denmark's surprise draw with Belarus sets up decisive final match.
Scotland on verge of World Cup automatic qualification
Scotland face Greece needing just a point to keep their dream of automatic World Cup qualification alive. Can Steve Clarke's side secure a historic ticket to the finals? Follow the action.
Scotland's World Cup quest in Greece
Steve Clarke's Scotland face Greece in a crucial World Cup qualifier. A point could set up a historic decider against Denmark. Discover if Scotland can seize their best chance since 1998.
UK Plans to Adopt Denmark's Tough Asylum Approach
The UK's new Labour government seeks to emulate Denmark's controversial asylum policies, which have drastically reduced refugee numbers but drawn international criticism. Explore the human impact.
Australian Liberals Dump Net Zero Emissions Target
Australia's Liberal Party formally abandons its net zero emissions commitment after months of internal debate. Opposition leader Sussan Ley announces major climate policy reversal.
Guardian corrects report on Israeli jail detention
The Guardian issues a correction after an Israeli NGO clarified a Palestinian teenager was released from Rakefet jail in October. Read the full clarification and contact details.
Indigenous protestors storm Cop30, US absent from talks
Dramatic scenes at Cop30 as Indigenous protestors force entry. World reacts to unprecedented US absence from climate talks, with California's Governor Newsom stepping into the void. #ClimateAction
Net Zero Explained: 140+ Nations Target 2050
What does 'net zero emissions' mean? Over 140 countries are targeting it, but is it the same as the Paris Agreement? Unpack the climate pledges ahead of Cop30.
Senate passes funding deal to end government shutdown
The US Senate has advanced a funding package to conclude the longest government shutdown in American history. Discover how bipartisan cooperation finally broke the political deadlock.
Brazil pushes to restore 1.5°C climate goal
In a dramatic climate policy reversal, Brazil's President Lula da Silva is pushing to restore the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C target at COP30 talks, marking a stark contrast to his predecessor's environmental record.
Danes Lead European Nudism Revolution
New research exposes Europe's most enthusiastic naturists, with Denmark taking the crown for both attitude and action when it comes to shedding clothes and inhibitions.
British Army's Ajax Vehicle: Worth the £5.5bn Price Tag?
The British Army's new Ajax fighting vehicles face intense scrutiny as noise injuries, delays and budget overruns plague the troubled defence programme. Are these high-tech machines worth their staggering price tag?
Ajax Vehicles Finally Delivered After 8-Year Delay
The UK Ministry of Defence has taken delivery of the first Ajax armoured vehicles, marking the end of an eight-year wait plagued by technical issues and massive cost overruns.
Scientists: We can still return to 1.5°C climate goal
Groundbreaking research reveals humanity still has a fighting chance to return to crucial 1.5°C climate target through immediate, coordinated global action on emissions and carbon removal.
PMQs: Minister accused of £6bn defence spending error
Tensions flare at Prime Minister's Questions as Labour's David Lammy confronts Defence Minister James Cartlidge over a disputed £6 billion defence spending calculation error.
Denmark rushes to fix Chinese electric bus security flaw
Danish authorities scramble to patch security vulnerabilities in Chinese-made electric buses that could allow remote access to critical systems, raising national security concerns across Europe.
Malaysia defends Trump trade deal amid criticism
Malaysian government officials have launched a robust defence of their new trade agreement with former US President Donald Trump, dismissing criticism as 'misinformed' while highlighting potential economic benefits.
UK phone giants unite to block scam calls
Major UK mobile providers join forces in landmark agreement to combat number spoofing fraud that costs Britons millions annually. New security measures coming 2025.
Tube workers secure 3-year pay deal with TfL
RMT union members overwhelmingly accept transformative pay package for London Underground staff, ending prolonged dispute with TfL and delivering significant wage increases through 2027.
New Body to Run Military Housing in MoD Overhaul
The Ministry of Defence announces major overhaul with new agency to manage armed forces accommodation after widespread criticism from service personnel and their families about housing conditions.
70+ migrants returned to France under UK returns scheme
New figures reveal more than 70 asylum seekers have been returned to France under Rishi Sunak's returns agreement, while Channel crossings continue despite government efforts.
UK fighter jet programme 'complacent' - damning report
A scathing National Audit Office investigation exposes critical failures in Britain's £10bn Tempest fighter programme, warning of delays, capability gaps, and questionable spending decisions.
UK signs new deal to return Vietnamese migrants
The UK government has signed a landmark agreement with Vietnam to facilitate the return of migrants, addressing small boat crossings and illegal immigration concerns.
Sydney Defence Expo Faces Calls to Ban Israeli Arms Firms
Pressure mounts on Australian defence exhibition organisers to exclude Israeli weapons manufacturers Elbit Systems and Rafael Advanced Defense Systems amid allegations their equipment is being used in Gaza operations.
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