Labour faces tough budget choices on taxation
As Rachel Reeves prepares her budget, she faces critical choices between taxing working people or making the wealthy pay their fair share. Will Labour break from austerity orthodoxy?
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Prison guard: Inmate threatened to stab me
Prison officer Isabelle Dale tells court convicted robber Shahid Sharif forced her to have surgery and buy fidelity ring. She claims he threatened her life during alleged relationship at HMP Coldingley.
Council tax exemption for terminally ill expands
Marie Curie's campaign secures council tax relief for terminally ill residents in 16 English councils, easing financial pressure on thousands of families.
Global Snapshot: Hurricane Cleanup & Political Drama
From Hurricane Melissa salvage to a former Bolivian president's release. Explore the day's most powerful global images, curated by The Guardian's picture editors.
Kansas City Current's Historic NWSL Shield Victory
The Kansas City Current made NWSL history with a record-breaking season. Can anyone stop their charge for the championship? Our playoff preview and predictions.
Kebab shop families jailed after metal pole street brawl
Members of two rival kebab shop families have been sentenced for a violent broad daylight brawl in Newport where metal poles and walking sticks were used as weapons.
Prince Harry apologises for LA Dodgers cap in Canada
Prince Harry has issued a public apology to Canada for wearing an LA Dodgers cap at the World Series, joking he did so 'under duress'. Discover the full story behind the royal's sporting faux pas.
Three prisoners charged with Kyle Bevan murder
Mark Fellows, Lee Newell, and David Taylor have been charged with the murder of child killer Kyle Bevan at HMP Wakefield. Get the latest on this prison case.
Google's Christmas Island AI Data Centre for Defence
Google plans a strategic AI data centre on Christmas Island following a defence cloud deal, positioning the remote outpost as critical for monitoring Chinese naval activity in the Indian Ocean.
Lord Frost to lead Institute of Economic Affairs
Former Brexit negotiator Lord Frost named director general of the Institute of Economic Affairs, pledging to champion free markets and limited government. Discover his vision for the think tank's new chapter.
Met Police racism 'baked' into systems, report finds
A damning internal review finds anti-black discrimination is structurally embedded in the Met Police. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley acknowledges the 'powerful' report calling for systemic change.
Three prisoners charged with child killer's murder
Three prisoners face murder charges after child killer Kyle Bevan found dead in HMP Wakefield cell. Latest developments in this breaking prison news story.
Minister defends Lammy amid prisoner release error
Justice Secretary David Lammy faces criticism after a mistaken prisoner release from Wandsworth. Government colleagues express 'disquiet' as Labour defends his handling of the crisis.
Chelsea's Lavia injured ahead of Wolves clash
Chelsea face Wolves with Romeo Lavia's fresh injury adding to Enzo Maresca's selection crisis. Get the latest team news and match preview here.
Chess World Cup Shocks: Top Seeds Fall in Goa
British veteran Michael Adams becomes oldest player in World Cup last 64 as Russian star Nepomniachtchi and American Wesley So suffer shock exits. Follow the dramatic knockout action.
Prison governor warns of public safety risks
Sky News reveals prison safety concerns as offenders moved to low-security facilities. Plus, 11 arrests after Aston Villa match and Mary's retirement shock. Stay informed.
Trump Admits Shutdown Hurt Republicans in Polls
Donald Trump concedes the government shutdown hurt Republicans at the polls. Democrats gain leverage as Nancy Pelosi announces retirement. Analysis on Sky's Trump100 podcast.
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor Loses HRH Status
King Charles III has formally removed Prince Andrew's titles via Letters Patent. Discover the new royal protocol he must now follow, including bowing to his own daughters.
Hurricane leaves British couple's daughter homeless in Jamaica
A British couple appeal to the Home Office to expedite their daughter's visa after Hurricane Melissa destroyed her Jamaican home. Help reunite this family in safety.
UK rejected Sudan genocide prevention plans
Exclusive: Britain chose 'least ambitious' option to prevent atrocities in Sudan months before paramilitary forces seized El Fasher, committing ethnic massacres and rapes.
Gen X Radicalised: Middle-Aged Driving Populist Surge
Generation X is becoming politically radicalised by online content, with shocking real-world consequences. Discover how middle-aged Brits are driving populist movements.
Prison Service Crisis: 262 Inmates Freed in Error
Exclusive investigation reveals a 128% surge in accidental prisoner releases. Discover how systemic failures are putting the public at risk and what the Ministry of Justice is doing about it.
Prisoner Mistake Releases: Lammy Faces Questions
Justice Secretary David Lammy avoids questions on mistaken prisoner releases as new data reveals 262 inmates wrongly freed. Listen to the full analysis on the Electoral Dysfunction podcast.
Harman: Prison errors a chance for Lammy to act
Labour peer Harriet Harman says mistaken prisoner releases are an 'opportunity' for Justice Secretary David Lammy to fix systemic issues. Get the latest on this developing story.
Harry apologises to Canada for Dodgers cap at World Series
The Duke of Sussex jokingly said he wore the LA Dodgers hat 'under duress' while attending a game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Discover the royal's amusing explanation and his Canadian visit details.
Ley leadership questioned as Liberals debate net zero
Opposition leader Sussan Ley faces internal challenges while Liberals finalise net zero position. Plus: Musk's $1tn pay deal approved and Australia's architectural excellence revealed.
Silchester Estate refurbishment 'a joke' for residents
Residents on a West London estate describe how a £40m refurbishment has turned their homes into a permanent construction site, with broken lifts and no heating for months.
US strikes kill 70 in Latin America drug campaign
US military strikes on alleged drug boats have killed 70 people, with Washington yet to provide concrete evidence. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth vows to continue the controversial campaign.
Surviving the Siege of El Fasher in Sudan
A firsthand account reveals the devastating reality inside besieged El Fasher, where civilians face starvation and violence amid Sudan's forgotten conflict.
UK woman leaves Bali death row on humanitarian grounds
A British woman sentenced to death in Bali for drug trafficking has been released and returned to the UK on humanitarian grounds. Read the full story of her repatriation.
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