Chloe Madeley marks 39th birthday with ex James Haskell
Chloe Madeley shared birthday photos with ex-husband James Haskell and their daughter Bodhi, nearly two years after their split.
Category : Westminster
Starmer gives Khan peerage on final day as Labour leader
Sir Keir Starmer has appointed Sadiq Khan to the House of Lords on his last full day as Labour leader, allowing incoming PM Andy Burnham to potentially appoint him to government.
Hounslow's £1,000 fines fail to curb fly-tipping
Fly-tipping in Hounslow rose 2.3% despite £1,000 fines, missing a 25% reduction target. The council blames population growth and HMOs.
Claudia Winkleman quits chat show despite planned second series
Claudia Winkleman has stepped down from her BBC chat show after one series, citing nerves, despite plans for a second season and strong iPlayer viewership.
Hit-and-run driver admits killing man, injuring two children
A hit-and-run Mercedes driver has admitted killing a man and injuring two children while speeding at over 60mph on a 20mph road in Walthamstow, east London.
Downing Street urges Fifa to probe Falklands banner
Downing Street backs Fifa investigation into Argentina's 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' banner after World Cup semi-final win over England, amid political fallout.
Croydon man banned from entire borough for antisocial behaviour
David Trench is banned from Croydon after antisocial behaviour. Council secures injunction; PSPO extended after 24% drop in incidents.
High Court rejects Islington nursery closure challenge
A High Court judge dismissed a judicial review against Islington Council over Paradise Park nursery closure, citing it as 'totally without merit'. The council will provide interim childcare and take over all playgrounds.
Driver admits killing couple in M4 crash in West London
Maninder Singh Brar, 28, pleaded guilty to manslaughter after a crash on the M4 in Hillingdon killed Mohammad Hagila, 63, and his wife Dil Jan Hagila, 62.
Coronation Street: Todd and Summer flee to Thailand
Todd Grimshaw and Summer Spellman leave Coronation Street for Thailand after Theo's murder, but their departure threatens George and Christina's finances.
Richmond urges Hammersmith Bridge reopening to public transport
Richmond Council refuses to accept plans keeping Hammersmith Bridge only for pedestrians and cyclists, vowing to campaign for public transport and emergency services access.
Daily Horoscope July 16, 2026: Star Sign Predictions
The Moon reveals what each zodiac sign needs today, July 16, 2026. Sagittarius, Scorpio, Libra enjoy company. Aries social, Taurus home, Gemini communicate.
Corrie: Jodie Ramsey exposed as Lily finds trinket box
Jodie Ramsey's scheming is finally exposed in Coronation Street as Lily Platt discovers her trinket box containing a gun, leaving the Platts reeling.
Hollyoaks exit 'sealed' as Rex Gallagher feared dead
Rex Gallagher is feared dead after being shot at the garage on Hollyoaks. The scene faded to black without the theme music, signalling a major character exit.
Germany Warns US Over Election Interference as US Funds MAGA Groups
Germany warns US against election interference after American funding to MAGA-aligned causes in Europe raises concerns over sovereignty and democratic processes.
Mahmood and Burnham clash over economic policy
Shabana Mahmood and Andy Burnham are at odds over economic strategy, with a leaked memo revealing tensions between the two Labour figures.
Hillsborough law marks power shift from Starmer to Burnham
The Hillsborough law's passage in Parliament symbolises a new era as power transitions from outgoing PM Keir Starmer to incoming PM Andy Burnham, marking a full-circle moment for Burnham.
Corrections: Strait of Hormuz and Budapest bar error
Corrections to two articles: Strait of Hormuz crossings were approved, not in contravention of sanctions; Budapest bar Fekete Kutya misnamed as Feteke Kutya in print.
Senate Dems block defense bill over Iran hostilities
Senate Democrats blocked the NDAA advancement, protesting Trump's resumption of hostilities with Iran amid fierce exchange of fire and a war powers resolution.
Seven Britons among foreign nationals killed in Spain wildfires
Seven Britons are among 12 foreign nationals killed in wildfires in southern Spain, authorities said. The fires swept through Andalusia, with 13 victims total, including one Spanish citizen.
Florida executes 74-year-old Dennis Sochor
Florida executed Dennis Sochor, 74, on Tuesday via lethal injection, making him one of the oldest prisoners put to death in the state's history.
AI poses toughest challenge for Albanese; guardrails needed
Anthony Albanese faces a major challenge in regulating AI. Guardrails are critical to ensure benefits outweigh risks, as public scepticism grows and power imbalances threaten equitable outcomes.
Ex-minister: Burnham must overhaul 'timid' elections bill
Rushanara Ali, former democracy minister, calls on Andy Burnham to expand the elections bill, citing gaps in voting reform, crypto donations, and social media regulation.
2026 World Cup: Top 4 ranked teams reach semis
The 2026 World Cup semi-finals feature the top four FIFA-ranked teams for the first time in history, with Spain, France, Argentina, and England advancing.
Cat-wielding bank robber arrested in Maryland
A Maryland man stole a kitten from a pet store and brought it to a bank robbery attempt. The suspect was arrested, and the kitten, Magnolia, was found safe.
OECD urges Labour to scrap triple-lock pensions promise
The OECD says Labour should ditch the triple-lock pensions pledge to ease pressure on UK public finances, warning it adds significant fiscal risks.
McConnell mystery solved but reveals grim US reality
Mitch McConnell's month-long disappearance and hospitalization highlight the troubling age and lack of accountability among US political leaders.
Bailey: Would have delayed Farage meeting if gift investigated
Andrew Bailey says he would have postponed meeting Nigel Farage if the £5m crypto donation was under investigation. He defends the meeting as a 'perfectly polite exchange of views'.
Trump threatens Iran civilian sites, drops Hormuz toll
Trump threatens to target Iranian power plants and bridges, likely war crimes; U-turns on Hormuz toll; Senate blocks defense bill; ICE pauses vehicle stops after shootings; Meta sued over AI layoffs.
Venezuela talks begin without Machado, US backs process
Venezuela's interim government and opposition will start formal talks on 1 August to strengthen democracy, but María Corina Machado will not lead the opposition delegation, contrary to expectations.
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