Reservists could be called up for war at 65

The UK government plans to extend the call-up age for armed forces reservists from 55 to 65 and lower the threshold for mobilisation. Find out what this means for national defence.

Minister: Police Chief Must Resign Over Maccabi Ban

Health Secretary Wes Streeting says he is 'horrified' West Midlands Police chief Craig Guildford remains in post after a damning report into the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban. Calls mount for his resignation.

London Pride Boss Accused of Contempt of Court

Suspended Pride in London CEO Christopher Joell-Deshields could be fined or jailed for allegedly failing to comply with a High Court order. The case relates to a financial misconduct probe.

Mahmood Seeks Power to Sack Police Chiefs

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood moves to take direct control over sacking police chiefs following a controversial ban on football fans based on flawed AI intelligence. Read the full investigation.

Podcast reveals Starmer's three major political woes

A new podcast details Prime Minister Keir Starmer's three key challenges: internal Labour anger over jury reform, the assisted dying bill, and a potential Gaza role for a former PM. Listen for the full analysis.

Palestine protesters end 73-day hunger strike

Three activists awaiting trial have ended a 73-day hunger strike after the UK government reportedly denied a £2bn contract to Israeli defence firm Elbit Systems. One was at 'imminent risk of death'.

Learning from the 1980s: How Britain Can Navigate Today's Crisis

As national morale plummets, Guardian columnist Martin Kettle argues that Britain has faced similar despair before. Drawing parallels with the divisive 1980s, he finds hope in historical lessons of cooperation and political renewal to overcome today's cha

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