Israeli settlers in the West Bank have accelerated a campaign of ethnic cleansing while global attention remains fixed on Gaza, with over 1,000 Palestinians killed since October 2023 and new legal measures threatening the two-state solution.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, billionaire co-owner of Manchester United, faces backlash after making inflammatory comments about immigration while residing in Monaco tax haven.
Labour candidate Angeliki Stogia confronted Reform's Matt Goodwin at a Greater Manchester hustings, claiming his rhetoric makes women afraid to leave their homes. Goodwin defended his security detail and criticized Labour's immigration policies.
The Church of England's General Synod has voted to halt all work on LGBTQ+ equality, ending three years of progress and leaving progressive Christians devastated.
The Church of England's General Synod has voted to allow standalone services for same-sex blessings, marking a pivotal moment after decades of internal conflict over LGBTQ+ rights and equal marriage.
Officials in Minnesota have announced the termination of a controversial immigration enforcement operation, marking a significant policy reversal in the state's approach to immigration issues.
Political cartoonist Ben Jennings critiques billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's comments on colonisation, sparking debate on corporate influence and historical legacy in modern Britain.
Lawmakers are calling for investigations after discovering the Justice Department created detailed records of their searches into Jeffrey Epstein files during a congressional review process.
Federal immigration agents have created widespread fear across Minnesota, with suburban communities experiencing unprecedented disruption despite announced drawdown plans.
Jeane Freeman, the SNP politician who served as Scottish health secretary during the Covid pandemic and established Scotland's first devolved social security system, has died aged 72. A former nurse and civil servant, she was known for her commitment to d
TSSA general secretary Maryam Eslamdoust urges Angela Rayner to take over Labour leadership, warning Keir Starmer risks election loss to Reform UK amid party turmoil.
A gunmaker who used TikTok to spread hate and prepared weapons for a far-right race war has been sentenced to 22 years. Thomas McKenna converted blank-firing guns into live ammunition firearms, supplying criminal gangs across the UK.
Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald departs as UK's most senior civil servant, leaving Sir Keir Starmer without permanent top aides amid Downing Street crisis.
Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe apologizes for controversial immigration remarks in a Sky News interview, prompting scrutiny from politicians and Manchester United fans.
The Pentagon's policy chief has called on European NATO members to significantly increase their combat capabilities, emphasizing the need for greater military readiness and strategic investment.
A US immigration officer's personal relationship with an undocumented individual has ignited a major ethics controversy, raising questions about conflict of interest and enforcement integrity.
Former nursery worker Vincent Chan has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for sexually abusing children and filming the assaults. Police have alerted 1,200 families whose children may have been in contact with the serial predator.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has ousted Chris Wormald as cabinet secretary after just over a year, with Antonia Romeo poised to become the first woman in the role, signaling a major reform drive in Whitehall.
Protesters in Venezuela are taking to the streets with renewed vigor following Nicolás Maduro's downfall, demanding political prisoner releases and democratic transition despite ongoing regime presence.
AI firm Anthropic donates $10 million to political groups, raising concerns about tech influence on AI policy and sparking debate over corporate lobbying in regulation.
Metro readers clash over whether Labour leader Keir Starmer agrees with Reform's policies on immigration and child benefit caps, sparking heated discussions on welfare reform.
A 35-year-old father, Suhail Choudry, has died after being chased and assaulted by a gang armed with sticks and bats in Keighley. Police describe it as a targeted attack.
Ian Price was mauled to death by two XL bullies in Stonnall, Staffordshire. Owner James Harrison Trimble-Pettitt jailed for five years as widow Heather describes being haunted by nightmares.
Cabinet secretary Sir Chris Wormald, the UK's most senior civil servant, has left No 10 following the recent Downing Street crisis, after months of reported dissatisfaction from Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Gail Slater, head of the US Justice Department's antitrust division, was forced to resign after losing support from Attorney General Pam Bondi and ally JD Vance over merger disputes and management conflicts.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement union fundraisers have ignited debate over their role in immigration enforcement, raising ethical concerns about political influence and enforcement practices.
Westminster City Council claims Sadiq Khan's new licensing powers will not fix London's struggling nightlife, citing red tape and lack of local expertise.
Kian Moulton, aged 14 at the time, has been sentenced to a minimum of 13 years for the murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross in a random knife attack in Birmingham.
South Korea's spy agency indicates Kim Ju Ae, the teenage daughter of Kim Jong Un, is being positioned as successor and may be appointed first secretary of the ruling party at an upcoming congress.
Following a week that appeared to signal the end for Keir Starmer's leadership, political analysts examine how the Prime Minister managed to survive the crisis and what this means for the Labour Party's long-term strategy and stability moving forward.