The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the 14th Amendment does not guarantee birthright citizenship, a victory for Trump's immigration policy. The decision impacts millions of children of undocumented immigrants born in the US.
Keir Starmer delivered a withering PMQs performance, slamming the Conservatives' defence record and accusing Kemi Badenoch of 'faux outrage' as he defended his £300bn investment plan.
Humphrey Smith, owner of Samuel Smith's Brewery known for banning phones, music, and swearing in its 200 pubs, has died aged 81.
Plans to reopen Hammersmith Bridge to vehicles have been shelved, described as 'deeply disappointing' by Wandsworth politicians. The council has spent £54m on works since 2019 closure.
Two Sidley Austin partners revealed Clifford Chance's hidden clawback rules in a legal dispute, exposing how the firm recovers partner pay.
Serena Williams avoided a $50,000 fine after skipping her mandatory post-match press conference following her first-round Wimbledon loss, with the All England Club deeming her absence reasonable.
London's second heatwave will last nine days from July 4 to July 12, with highs above 28C, according to BBC Weather. Temperatures will peak at 32C on July 9.
Up to 36,000 homes planned in Thamesmead and Enfield. London Assembly warns New Towns must have transport, green space, and social housing from day one. Enfield Council opposes Crews Hill development.
Jupiter in Leo brings a joyful creative spark. Aries, Taurus, Gemini: embrace freedom and connections. All signs' horoscopes for Wednesday July 1, 2026.
Georgia Bendelow, 18, died holding her father's hand after Thomas Sherwood crashed a BMW at 80mph into her car on the A63 in Leeds. Sherwood jailed for 14 years.
Tim Ream says USA feel less pressure than in 2022 as they face Bosnia in the round of 32, despite a 13-match winless streak against European teams.
Andy Burnham proposes a 'No 10 in the North' to devolve power and spread resources, aiming to regenerate left-behind towns. Can he succeed where 'levelling up' failed?
Andy Burnham, expected to be next PM, pledges biggest power rebalancing, including No 10 North, council housing boom, and cost-of-living relief, saying the system is 'broken'.
Victor Montagliani rose from Vancouver to FIFA vice-president, bringing the 2026 World Cup to North America, but faces scrutiny over past controversies including the Birarda scandal.
Corrections to an asylum route explainer and a cryptic crossword clue, plus a list of recently amended articles on various topics.
Noni Madueke says England must hold their nerve if the game goes to penalties, as they face a difficult test against DR Congo in the World Cup last-32.
Andy Burnham's speech at the People's History Museum signals a shift in Labour's approach, focusing on communication, hope, and devolution, as he prepares to succeed Keir Starmer.
Umar Khalid, jailed for six years without trial in India, speaks about the psychological toll and his opposition to Modi's government in an exclusive interview.
President Donald Trump has nominated Keith Sonderling to serve as permanent US secretary of labor, a role he currently holds in an acting capacity after Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigned in April amid misconduct allegations.
Peru's conservative president-elect Keiko Fujimori has vowed to restore 'order and hope' after defeating left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez in a tight runoff, marking another victory for Latin America's right.
The US Supreme Court declined to review Donald Trump's appeal of a $5 million civil judgment for sexually abusing and defaming writer E Jean Carroll, ending his legal challenge.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy ridicules Russia's military drive, saying Putin has set and deferred 15 deadlines to capture Ukraine's eastern Donbas region over four years.
With Andy Burnham set to become PM, his past as health secretary and mayor provides clues on welfare, social care, and tax policies.
Deborah Glass argues only a royal commission can uncover systemic corruption in Victoria's Big Build, as Premier Allan delays anti-corruption reforms until after the next election.
Diplomats meet in Sarajevo to resolve US-Europe rift over next Bosnia high representative, with US pushing for a candidate tied to a $1bn gas pipeline deal.
Andy Burnham, following his Makerfield byelection win, plans to establish a 'No 10 North' in Manchester to oversee UK-wide devolution of power and resources, led by Caroline Simpson.
Jane Doe 4, an alleged Epstein victim who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault, is hiding from the Trump administration amid a document dispute. A relative says she fears retaliation.
Elon Musk briefly became the world's first trillionaire in June, sparking debate over whether his wealth reflects innovation or dangerous inequality and oligarchy in the US.
China has emerged as the only winner in Asia from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, weathering the energy shock due to stockpiles and renewables, and gaining from global clean energy push, according to a report by The Asia Group.
Nazir Afzal contrasts Andy Burnham's personal warmth with Keir Starmer's forensic style, arguing trust is vital as Burnham likely enters No 10 amid a public trust recession.