Reform UK's dramatic first impression in Welsh Senedd
Reform UK MSs have caused tears, walkouts, and own-goal votes in the Welsh Senedd, with more than a third of seats. The party's new role as official opposition has been marked by controversy.
Category : Westminster
Parenting adult child: balancing love and letting go
A mother struggles with her adult son's emotional distance. Clinical psychologist advises letting go to strengthen the relationship.
Venezuela quake death toll reaches 1,430
The death toll from the twin earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 1,430, with 68,900 people unaccounted for. Rescuers continue searching for survivors amid $6.7bn in damage.
Ten Years of Turmoil: Brexit's Legacy of Resignations
Keir Starmer's resignation marks the seventh prime ministerial departure in a decade since Brexit. Former national news editor Dan Sabbagh reflects on the day David Cameron resigned and the ongoing political chaos.
American Myth Collapses: Fourth of July Meaning Up for Grabs
The American founding narrative has collapsed amid wealth inequality, civil rights reversals, and unpopular wars. The meaning of the Fourth of July is now contested, with expansionist myths resurging under Trump.
Powell Backs Miliband as Chancellor in Burnham Government
Lucy Powell says Ed Miliband would make a 'good' chancellor to Andy Burnham, but warns cabinet speculation is 'unedifying' as focus should be on jobs and cost of living.
Biden calls Trump 'a loser' in Maryland gala speech
Joe Biden called Donald Trump 'a loser' in a speech on Saturday, portraying him as incompetent, corrupt and vain, while invoking Trump's Washington DC projects and corruption.
Victorian Greens unveil land tax on $5m+ properties
Victorian Greens propose a new land tax on investment properties over $5m to fund public housing and stamp duty cuts, aiming to counter right-wing populism ahead of November election.
Final week of parliament before winter break: key issues
Coalition sources say Angus Taylor will continue to call the government 'liars', sharpening the focus on Albanese personally as parliament enters its last week before winter break.
Cassidy: Trump treats Congress as 'merely an appendage'
Outgoing Senator Bill Cassidy rebukes Trump over Iran war briefing, calling Congress an 'appendage'; rare Republican stands up to president.
Sir Geoffrey Whalen, motor industry stalwart, dies at 90
Sir Geoffrey Whalen, who kept Peugeot Talbot's Ryton plant alive for 20 years and tried to turn around British Leyland, has died aged 90.
US military justice in UK: assault case raises alarm
A British victim's assault by a US airman was tried in a US court martial, not UK courts. The case highlights concerns about US military jurisdiction on British soil and lack of transparency.
Palestinian kicks teargas cylinder as Israeli forces demolish home
A Palestinian kicks away a teargas cylinder fired by Israeli forces during a demolition in Qilqes village near Hebron, as a letter warns Israel's actions fuel antisemitism.
Ella Baron cartoon: Andy Burnham's Britain plans
Ella Baron's cartoon satirises Andy Burnham's proposals for Britain under a Labour government, highlighting key policy ambitions and political challenges.
Mother of five highlights parenting double standards
A mother of five reveals she faces constant scrutiny and invasive comments while her husband is praised as a 'super-dad' for the same parenting tasks, highlighting persistent gender double standards.
Trump's state fair 'packed to the brim' claim contradicted by sparse crowds
Donald Trump's Great American State Fair on the National Mall saw low turnout, with photos showing empty chairs and few visitors, despite the president claiming 45,000 attendees.
Ealing crash: Man arrested after 5 injured
A man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a vehicle hit multiple pedestrians on Ealing Broadway, injuring five. Three were taken to hospital.
Daily Horoscope June 28, 2026: Mars in Gemini Sparks Action
Mars moves into Gemini on June 28, 2026, boosting curiosity and spontaneity. Discover how this transit affects each star sign, from Aries to Pisces, with expert predictions by Patrick Arundell.
Man arrested after car hits pedestrians in West London
A 34-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and attempted murder after a car struck five pedestrians in Ealing, West London. The incident is not being treated as terrorism.
Bahrain condemns Iranian drone attack as 'flagrant threat'
Bahrain said Iran attacked it with drones on Saturday. No damage reported. A ship in the Strait of Hormuz was also targeted. US and Iran trade strikes after fragile MOU.
Casualty confirms devastating death as Kevin dies, not Rory
In Casualty, Kevin dies, devastating Rory. Flynn saves Rory's life and later decides to report Colonel Bard for abuse despite Rory's reluctance.
Trump admin asks SCOTUS to back immigration detention
Trump administration asks US Supreme Court to allow detention of immigrants without bond, even for long-term residents, after appeals court ruling.
Corrections: YSP exhibition, strawberry review error
Corrections to Hold to This Earth exhibition details, strawberry review rating, and other recent article amendments.
US Soccer offers Pochettino extension through 2030 World Cup
US Soccer has offered Mauricio Pochettino a contract extension through the 2030 World Cup after his team topped their World Cup group, sources say.
Trump tests 'red scare' midterm strategy
Donald Trump previewed a Republican midterm strategy by seizing on progressive wins in New York to label Democrats as 'godless communists,' stoking fears of extremism.
England reach World Cup last 32 after Uruguay exit
England have secured a spot in the last 32 of the World Cup after Uruguay's defeat to Spain and Cape Verde's draw with Saudi Arabia confirmed their progression.
Brexit, Dog Training, and Heat-Trap Homes: Must-Reads
From training a chaotic boxer dog to the Brexit campaign's inside story, and France's heatwave inequality, here are six standout articles from the past week.
Brexit's Legacy: Political Polarisation in Britain
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, Britain is more divided than ever, with 84% of the public feeling the country is split, says novelist Elif Shafak.
UK families book hotels to escape heatwave
Families with babies are booking air-conditioned hotels to escape the UK heatwave, with Booking.com searches tripling and hotel revenue up 34%.
Andy Burnham's Poetry Lesson: A Different Kind of PM?
Blake Morrison reflects on how Tony Harrison's poem 'V' shaped Andy Burnham's outlook, suggesting his literary background could help unite a divided UK.
Page 53 of 346