Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Spring forecast amid Middle East tensions, sparking debate over its significance and economic assumptions. Analysis examines if it's a non-event or reveals government direction.
Daniel Boakye, known as DSavv, was detained in a French commune after weeks on the run. The Met Police confirmed his arrest following a tip-off about his location.
A peer review has highlighted concerns about the City of London Corporation's frequent use of private meetings, with nearly 40% of committee items discussed behind closed doors in late 2025.
A gang led by Shafaghatullah Mohseni used drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and phones into prisons, likened to Uber Eats. They were responsible for 75% of London prison drone drops.
Donald Trump's recent criticism of Keir Starmer has created a unique opportunity for the UK Prime Minister to define an independent foreign policy and potentially improve his domestic political fortunes.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves asserted UK economic stability in her spring forecast, but escalating Middle East conflict and rising costs threaten to undermine her message and OBR projections.
Camden Council has passed its 2026/27 budget, featuring a 4.99% council tax increase, £4.6m for tree planting, and £500 support for struggling families amid financial pressures.
Award-winning rapper Ghetts receives a 12-year prison sentence for killing a young man in a hit-and-run collision in North East London, with the court hearing details of dangerous driving.
British rapper Ghetts, real name Justin Jude Clarke-Samuel, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after causing the death of a student in a hit-and-run incident in Ilford, London.
Rapper Ghetts, real name Justin Clarke-Samuel, sentenced to 12 years for causing death by dangerous driving in a hit-and-run that killed 20-year-old Yubin Tamang in London.
Susan Everard reflects on her daughter Sarah's life, describing her as a woman of decency and integrity, in a heartfelt tribute five years after her murder by a police officer.
United Australia Party Senator Ralph Babet rejects IPSC sanction for using racial slurs and offensive language online, calling the findings 'dumb' and refusing sensitivity training.
A yard worker who stole an 18-tonne coach and drove it into his ex-boyfriend's bedroom wall has been given a suspended sentence. The incident caused over £45,000 in damages.
Susan Everard pays heartfelt tribute to her daughter Sarah, describing her as a beautiful dancer and principled woman, while reflecting on the ongoing impact of her murder by a police officer.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends Labour's tax and spending policies despite OBR downgrading UK growth forecasts and projecting higher unemployment, while facing criticism from opposition and economic headwinds.
Texas voters cast ballots in critical Senate primaries that will determine nominees for John Cornyn's seat, with Democrats debating strategy and Republicans measuring MAGA influence.
As the US grapples with unprecedented challenges in holding powerful figures accountable post-Trump, British institutions demonstrate stronger mechanisms for curbing elite impunity through political parties and media enforcement.
Benedetto 'Nitto' Santapaola, a powerful Cosa Nostra leader who controlled eastern Sicily and was convicted for multiple murders, has died in a Milan prison while serving life sentences.
Rapper Ghetts pleads guilty to causing death by dangerous driving in London hit-and-run. Victim's mother shares 'extreme pain' as sentencing looms.
Donald Trump's military campaign in Iran reveals a desperate attempt to secure political power through conflict, contradicting his long-standing anti-war promises and fracturing his political base.
An analysis reveals Joe Rogan's continued alignment with Trump's administration, despite viral clips suggesting disapproval, based on over 170 hours of podcast content.
A heated Democratic primary in North Carolina's fourth district pits incumbent Valerie Foushee against progressive challenger Nida Allam, focusing on AI datacenter regulations and big-tech campaign funding ahead of Tuesday's vote.
The government will repeal Conservative-imposed powers allowing ministerial control over the Electoral Commission, following warnings of potential abuse that could undermine democracy.
Former footballer Rio Ferdinand and wife Kate reveal their frightening experience during Iranian missile strikes in Dubai, describing sheltering in their basement with children.
Susanna Reid questions if Brits in Dubai should pay for evacuation amid Iran strikes, sparking debate on tax avoidance and government responsibility.
Full congressional briefing on Iran strikes scheduled as Trump administration shifts justification. House and Senate may vote on war powers resolutions following escalating Middle East conflict.
Former Governor Roy Cooper leads Democratic primary while Trump-backed Michael Whatley tops Republican field as North Carolina holds crucial midterm primaries that could determine control of Congress.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has warned that Cuba's communist regime could be the next target for the US, following deadly airstrikes in Iran. The threat comes amid a US fuel embargo causing severe shortages in Cuba.
Former President Donald Trump expresses sadness over the breakdown of the special relationship with Britain following Prime Minister Keir Starmer's refusal to allow US military bases for attacks on Iran.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers a subdued spring forecast today, focusing on economic predictions with minimal new policies, as global events overshadow fiscal announcements.