Labour MP Andrew Gwynne has reportedly agreed a pension settlement allowing medical retirement, potentially triggering a byelection in Gorton and Denton that could see Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham return to Westminster.
Australia observed a national day of mourning with a solemn service at the Sydney Opera House, honouring the 15 victims of the Bondi terror attack. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologised for the nation's failure to protect them.
Evidence reveals how Trump administration officials and social media accounts have normalized Nazi rhetoric, imagery, and staffing in the US government.
House Democrats are set to overwhelmingly reject a homeland security funding bill for ICE, citing insufficient reforms despite some concessions, as outrage grows over agency tactics.
International legal coalition names US as focus of 'Endangered Lawyer' day, citing political intimidation of judges and lawyers under Trump administration.
Twenty-seven single male asylum seekers have been relocated to Crowborough Army Camp in East Sussex, with plans to house over 500 migrants despite strong local council objections and ongoing protests.
Nigel Farage confirms Reform UK will impose a levy on banking giants, escalating tensions with the City and echoing IPPR calls for an £8bn tax on QE earnings.
A suspected drug smuggler in Thailand was humiliated by police wearing Manchester United shirts after his arrest, following City's derby defeat.
Donald Trump announces a 'framework' for Greenland deal, backing off tariffs and military threats. Details remain unclear but focus on Arctic security and resources.
Donald Trump hosts signing ceremony for new 'Board of Peace' initiative at World Economic Forum, claiming global improvement and ceasefire progress in Gaza.
Donald Trump's son Barron reportedly saved an East London woman's life by calling 999 from the US after witnessing her alleged assault during a FaceTime call.
Actress Liz Hurley is set to give evidence at the Royal Courts of Justice today in the Prince Harry v Daily Mail trial, with the Duke of Sussex returning to support claimants.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen calls for respectful talks on Greenland after Trump announces a deal framework, stressing sovereignty is non-negotiable.
Donald Trump's Board of Peace has evolved from Gaza ceasefire oversight to a global conflict resolution body with 60 invited nations. The controversial initiative raises concerns about undermining the United Nations.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham argues that devolution and collaborative politics can fix Britain's structural crises caused by deindustrialisation, privatisation, austerity and Brexit.
Adrian Gonzales found not guilty on all 29 counts related to the 2022 Robb Elementary massacre, as jury rejects prosecution's case after seven hours of deliberation.
Khadija Ahmadzada, a 22-year-old Afghan woman, was arrested for secretly teaching girls taekwondo, defying Taliban bans. Activists fear she may be sentenced to death by stoning.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper confirms a proposed NATO 'Arctic sentry' operation will maintain Greenland's sovereignty, preventing US control despite Trump's previous demands.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper confirms Britain will decline invitation to join Donald Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace' due to concerns about Vladimir Putin's inclusion.
Barron Trump alerted London police after witnessing an alleged assault during a video call, potentially saving a woman's life, Snaresbrook Crown Court has heard.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper says Britain supports Trump's Gaza plan but won't sign 'board of peace' treaty due to concerns about Russian involvement and broader legal issues.
Merseyside Police offer £20,000 for information on Diane Sindall's 1986 murder after new DNA evidence emerges, following the release of Peter Sullivan after 38 years.
Donald Trump has walked back threats over Greenland following Gordon Brown's advice, while UK foreign secretary Yvette Cooper distances Britain from Trump's 'board of peace' initiative amid growing transatlantic tensions.
Sussan Ley has now served longer as Liberal leader than Alexander Downer, but faces mounting pressure from within her party and Coalition partners.
Official figures reveal UK government borrowing fell to £11.6bn in December, better than expected, but debt interest remains high at £1 in every £10 spent.
Analysis of President Trump's tariff reversal at Davos and whether January's focus on foreign affairs has stalled Keir Starmer's domestic priorities, plus Lords' social media ban.
A shooting in Lake Cargelligo, NSW, has left three people dead and a man in serious condition. Police urge residents to stay indoors as an emergency operation continues.
Analysis reveals Donald Trump's claimed Greenland agreement framework is largely illusory, causing significant damage to trans-Atlantic relations while European leaders express exhaustion with presidential theatrics.
Official data reveals UK government borrowing reached £140.4bn this financial year, creating challenges for Chancellor Rachel Reeves as she navigates fiscal rules and upcoming spending commitments.
Croydon Council has dismantled four illegal pirate radio masts in 2025, ending a four-year lull in enforcement. The masts were discovered on council properties across the borough.