House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries insists that replacing DHS leadership is insufficient to resume funding, as Republican Senator Thom Tillis calls for Stephen Miller's removal, citing his outsized influence in the Trump administration.
The World Health Organization corrects a statement about 100,000 leaving Tehran, not Iran. The Kyiv School of Economics Institute president's title is also amended in recent Guardian clarifications.
An amendment to the victims and courts bill aims to protect children born after a parent's conviction for serious sexual offences against children.
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu goes on trial with 400 others in a corruption case critics call a bid to block his presidential run against Erdoğan, sparking protests and international condemnation.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer promises to protect British households from economic fallout as oil prices exceed $100 a barrel due to escalating US-Israeli conflict with Iran, with G7 ministers planning emergency talks.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer opened Downing Street to women changemakers, committing to halve violence against women and girls and tackle deepfakes, sexism in medicine, and structural misogyny.
Operation Black Vote chair David Weaver warns Labour risks losing Black support due to proposed jury reforms and slow progress on racial equality, citing a lack of urgency and normalization of racism.
Detectives in Wales are appealing for public assistance to identify a man found dead in a wetsuit at a remote reservoir in October 2024, with facial reconstruction released to solve the baffling case.
Fifty years after equal rights for women were enshrined in UK law, the campaigners behind the Sex Discrimination Act have been reduced to caricatures or forgotten entirely. Their struggle deserves to be remembered and celebrated.
Detectives in Wales are appealing for help to identify a man found dead in a wetsuit at Claerwen reservoir in 2024, using a facial reconstruction to solve the baffling case.
Senator Thom Tillis publicly criticizes Trump adviser Stephen Miller, calling him a 'big problem' with 'outsized influence' over cabinet operations in the administration.
Kasasa Island, with just seven residents, has become a symbol of Japan's national security fears as Chinese investors purchase land near sensitive military bases, sparking debate over foreign ownership.
The UK government announces a new action plan to boost social cohesion, including a whistleblowing route for university staff and powers to shut down charities.
Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, succeeds his father Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as Iran's supreme leader following his death in Tehran. The low-profile conservative faces challenges amid ongoing conflict.
A facial reconstruction has been released for a man found dead in a wetsuit at Claerwen reservoir in Wales in 2024, as police continue to seek his identity after 16 months of investigation.
Iran's clerical body selects Mojtaba Khamenei as supreme leader, marking the first father-to-son succession since 1979. The appointment sparks international tensions and internal debate about hereditary rule.
The pro-independence Alba party, founded by Alex Salmond in 2021, will wind up operations and not field candidates in the 2026 Scottish parliament election due to financial crisis and membership decline.
Three Palestinians were killed in Abu Falah village near Ramallah as Israeli settlers and soldiers escalate violence in the West Bank amid global focus on Iran conflict.
Political cartoonist Ella Baron critiques Donald Trump's foreign policy approach to the US-Israel-Iran tensions in a new artwork, highlighting geopolitical complexities.
A homemade improvised explosive device thrown during a protest outside New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's residence has been confirmed as a viable bomb capable of causing serious injury or death.
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey demands Prime Minister Keir Starmer cancel King Charles's US state visit, citing President Trump's 'illegal war' in Iran and diplomatic insults.
Donald Trump's late-night tirade against Sir Keir Starmer exposes a bitter diplomatic rift after the PM refused US use of UK bases for Iran strikes, but polling suggests the public backs Starmer's cautious stance.
A House of Commons committee proposes removing staff names from the register, raising transparency and accountability issues in a fragile political climate.
A look back at the July 2022 ITV Conservative leadership debate featuring Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss, and Kemi Badenoch, all of whom later led the party, amid letters debating their legacies and other topics.
Exclusive investigation reveals private jets used for Nigel Farage's Chagos Islands publicity stunt appear connected to billionaire Christopher Harborne, Reform UK's largest donor with £15 million in contributions.
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey demands Prime Minister Keir Starmer cancel King Charles's upcoming US state visit, citing Trump's illegal war in Iran and insults toward the UK.
The state could pay up to £3,000 for Ian Huntley's cremation after his family reportedly declined to claim the body of the Soham killer, who died following a prison attack.
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey calls on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to cancel King Charles's upcoming US state visit, citing Trump's 'illegal war' in Iran and diplomatic insults.
Donald Trump's late-night tirade against Sir Keir Starmer marks a bitter diplomatic breakup, but recent polling shows the Prime Minister aligning with public opinion on Iran conflict stance.
A YouGov poll reveals UK public and party voter divides on military action in Iran, with Starmer's defensive stance supported by 46% of Britons, while Badenoch and Farage face internal challenges.