Donald Trump's Board of Peace, launched in Davos, is struggling to attract major democracies due to its $1bn price tag and Trump's dominant control, with countries like France and the UK avoiding involvement.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines Labour's plan to strengthen economic and political ties with the EU, marking a significant policy shift ahead of potential government.
A tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, has sparked nationwide mourning and urgent debates on gun control and school safety measures.
Labour suspends the Lords whip from Matthew Doyle, a former Downing Street communications director, as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer to deliver promised reforms to the House of Lords.
A 21-year-old prisoner who escaped from a West London hospital has been rearrested in Thamesmead. Four others were arrested for allegedly assisting the offender.
Ukaleq Slettemark, a biathlete from Greenland, becomes a symbol of national pride and resistance against Donald Trump's territorial ambitions while competing at the Milano Cortina Olympics.
Thames Valley Police confirms progress in assessing allegations that Prince Andrew shared sensitive government documents with Jeffrey Epstein during his trade envoy role.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe claims the UK has been 'colonised by immigrants' and praises Nigel Farage as 'intelligent' in a controversial Sky News interview.
Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who moved to Monaco in 2020, has sparked controversy by claiming the UK is being 'colonised' by immigrants and criticizing benefit recipients, despite his firms receiving millions in state aid.
A coroner has ruled that Lucy Harrison, 23, was unlawfully killed by her father in Texas following a dispute about Donald Trump, highlighting issues with gun laws and alcohol.
New revelations in the Suffolk Strangler case raise questions about whether police could have prevented additional murders if they had acted on earlier warnings from the sole survivor.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has reversed his position, inviting Prime Minister Keir Starmer to campaign in Scotland just days after demanding his resignation, amid internal party tensions.
Duncan Bayles, a serial child sex offender from Kent, has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for abusing five children. He threatened one victim by saying he would harm her pets if she reported him.
A coroner has ruled that Lucy Harrison, a 23-year-old British fashion buyer, was unlawfully killed by her father at his Texas home during a dispute about Donald Trump.
INEOS founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe warns of immigration and economic challenges in the UK, questioning Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership and meeting with Nigel Farage.
Steve Whittamore testified that the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday remained his 'best customers' for two years after his 2005 conviction for illegal information gathering, as Prince Harry and six others sue publisher ANL.
Antonia Romeo's appointment as cabinet secretary ignites controversy over the term 'woke,' highlighting its evolving meaning and political weaponization in civil service discourse.
A hand grenade found by a member of the public on Albert Embankment was safely detonated by Met Police on Clapham Common, causing birds to scatter but deemed non-suspicious.
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings humorously critiques Keir Starmer's leadership and vision, sparking debate on his political trajectory and public perception.
Labour leader Keir Starmer and Conservative MP Kemi Badenoch engaged in a fiery exchange during Prime Minister's Questions, focusing on economic strategies and government accountability.
Jackson Uwagboe, 19, found guilty of murdering Robert Robinson, 21, in a brutal machete attack over a stolen bicycle. He fled to Lagos for six months before being arrested upon return to London.
A West Yorkshire man faces charges for encouraging a suicide in Louisiana over Discord. He also pleaded guilty to unrelated child image and pornography offenses.
Community Security Trust reports second-highest anti-Jewish hate incidents ever recorded in 2025, with Jews 12 times more likely to face religious hate crimes. The Manchester synagogue attack highlights growing violence.
Joshua Bonehill-Paine, owner of the satirical Crewkerne Gazette AI video account, has been identified as a man previously imprisoned for antisemitic hate crimes and racial harassment.
Prime Minister Mark Carney, visibly shaken, pledges national unity and support after a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, kills 10, including the assailant, in one of Canada's deadliest attacks.
INEOS boss Sir Jim Ratcliffe warns that unprecedented immigration is draining UK resources, questioning Prime Minister Keir Starmer's ability to tackle economic challenges.
A controversial video released by Donald Trump has ignited fierce debate within the Republican Party, raising questions about racism and the legacy of Barack Obama's presidency.
Rotherham Council offers £500 grants for Union Jack and St George flags, accused of appeasing far-right groups in a town with history of racial conflict and asylum protests.
The appeal trial of Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally, has concluded, with a verdict expected soon that could impact her presidential campaign amid a tight race.
Readers propose eliminating all honorary titles to promote equality, alongside discussions on rugby facilities, job automation, and personal anecdotes in a diverse letters section.