President Trump declares the truce with Iran 'over' after 48 hours of intense strikes, including attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, following the funeral of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Nothabo Zandile Tshuma and her daughters Natalie, 15, and Nala, 5, were found dead in their Bedfordshire home. Police are searching for the father, Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, who is suspected of killing them and fleeing to Zimbabwe.
Ali Khamenei buried in Mashhad after six-day funeral; son Mojtaba succeeds but remains unseen; US strikes continue; Iran's future uncertain.
Louise Haigh says she was victim of 'sexist and unpleasant' press briefs from Keir Starmer's allies, as she backs Andy Burnham for PM.
US President Trump declares truce with Iran 'over' after 48 hours of intense strikes, following attacks on three tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, raising ceasefire deal doubts.
New York sued 3M, DuPont and others for selling toxic Pfas chemicals, hiding risks for decades, causing public nuisance.
California public universities own AR-15s, grenades, and sonic weapons under a 2021 law. Students fear these tools may suppress dissent as campuses fail to meet transparency requirements.
Hot temperatures can cause aggression, road rage, and irritability. Experts explain the body's response to heat and offer tips for managing mood during heatwaves.
Erika Kirk, widow of far-right activist Charlie Kirk, files motion to make all exhibits public to prevent conspiracy theories. Preliminary hearing continues in Provo.
Capita apologises for 'very poor service' as civil service pension delays cause hardship; expects £25m-£40m hit to profits, shares drop 21%.
Andy Burnham apologises for Labour's initial response to Israel's Gaza military action, saying the party 'didn't get it right' and will do better under his leadership, including more pressure on Israel.
Andy Burnham apologises for Labour's slow call for a Gaza ceasefire, urges more pressure on Israel, including a ban on trade with illegal settlements, and says war crimes evidence is growing.
Volkswagen's proposal to cut up to 100,000 jobs and close four German plants faced protests at 18 sites as the supervisory board reviewed the plan, with unions vowing resistance.
President Tinubu orders investigation after fictitious body PFIPC was allocated 1.3bn naira in Nigeria's 2026 budget, triggering political storm ahead of January election.
Michael Oatley, the MI6 officer who maintained secret back-channel communications with the IRA during the Troubles, has died aged 90. His covert efforts helped pave the way for the Good Friday Agreement.
Simon Steyne argues that Andy Burnham can appeal to anti-racist former Labour supporters by speaking truthfully about migration and rejecting xenophobic policies.
Former university worker Hugh Clarke calls for strict rules on MP donations, citing university gift policies as a model to prevent backdoor wealth accumulation.
Nigel Farage faces Count Binface in Clacton byelection after resigning his seat, drawing criticism for prioritizing spectacle over parliamentary duty.
Turkish President Erdoğan gave Nato leaders engraved revolvers with live bullets after the Ankara summit, causing security concerns and logistical challenges.
Nigel Farage launches preemptive attack on the Commons standards committee, claiming it is biased and will not judge him fairly over a £5m donation investigation.
Ronaldo Salgado, son of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, demands an independent investigation after his father was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Texas on Tuesday.
Donald Trump's erratic conduct at the Nato summit in Turkey left allies confused, swinging from criticism of defence spending to praise of unity, explains Dan Sabbagh.
Progressive groups race to back Troy Jackson after Graham Platner drops out of Maine Senate race over sexual assault allegations, as centrists push for a moderate candidate.
George Cottrell, a convicted fraudster, was introduced as Nigel Farage's chief of staff before the 2024 election despite Reform UK denying he held any official role, a former candidate says.
Jarell Quansah has been banned for two matches by Fifa after his red card in England's World Cup win over Mexico, ruling him out of the quarter-final and potential semi-final.
The US launched new airstrikes against Iran, targeting near its sole nuclear plant. Iran retaliated by striking US-allied Kuwait and Qatar, escalating tensions after Trump declared the ceasefire 'over'.
Ben Jennings cartoon captures Nigel Farage's humiliation as Reform UK loses by-election, with Farage depicted as a defeated clown.
Nigel Farage's pre-emptive resignation and byelection bid may backfire, as opponents gain weeks to scrutinize his finances, echoing the Johnson-era 'kangaroo court' narrative.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK faces repeated scandals among its MPs, including Richard Tice's NCA investigation and Robert Jenrick's police probe, raising questions about leadership.
Israel's defence minister says military is ready to strike Iran again if needed, vowing to do so 'with even greater force' and regain air superiority.