Downing Street says it is 'very concerning' that British authorities did not prosecute US pilot Jacob Wulfson for strangling Sarah Steele in Cambridge; case was heard at US airbase court martial.
Andy Burnham is the only person who can keep Nigel Farage out of Downing Street, and his unique blend of optimism and realism offers hope against the Reform surge.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has made his mark on the World Cup with $50 tickets, $20 shuttle buses, and inclusive rhetoric, contrasting with Fifa and Trump.
Keir Starmer resigns after Labour byelection win, World Cup grips England, EU referendum 10th anniversary, heatwave in Westminster, and personal cancer journey.
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool must be drained again due to vandalism, costing millions. Trump's obsession with image faces a costly setback as the water fails to stay 'American flag blue'.
Latvian intelligence and a second Nato member warn Russia is preparing a possible provocation in the Baltic states or Poland to test Nato cohesion as Ukraine attacks targets near Moscow.
Monarchy's core funding doubles to £100m as refurbishment costs hit £369m, raising questions about royal work ethic and state dependence.
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Hawaii's ban on carrying guns on private property without permission is unconstitutional, shifting the default to allow guns unless explicitly banned.
A record 683,000 tourists visited Buckingham Palace in 2024-25. King Charles will never live there after its £369m upgrade, but it will remain a busy royal hub.
Angus Taylor's leadership faces mounting concerns as the Coalition fails to gain in polls and One Nation wins Farrer byelection, with internal divisions over handling Hanson's party.
Queensland's LNP government under David Crisafulli draws comparisons to the Bjelke-Petersen era with moves on crime, transgender healthcare, and protest suppression.
Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy analyze Angus Taylor's stumbles on One Nation policies, the new centrist party, and lessons from Keir Starmer for Anthony Albanese.
Despite shared policy ideas and friendship, Keir Starmer's downfall contrasts sharply with Anthony Albanese's stable leadership, highlighting key differences in political skill and fortune.
Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy dissect a turbulent week in politics, examining Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender's new centrist party, Angus Taylor's missteps on One Nation, and lessons from Keir Starmer's downfall.
Billionaire Leon Black is set to appear before the House oversight committee to answer questions about his financial dealings with Jeffrey Epstein, as scrutiny intensifies following the release of millions of records.
Two men aged 18 and 19 died in a high-speed crash on the A13 in east London after a Volkswagen Golf burst into flames. A passing family risked their lives to pull occupants from the wreckage. Three men arrested.
Bromley's only asylum hotel, TLK Apartments in St Mary Cray, has reopened for public use as part of a Home Office drive closing 20 asylum hotels across England.
Emmerdale confirms newcomer Serena is connected to John Sugden, the killer brother of Robert Sugden, raising questions about her motives in the village.
Priya Nandra-Hart makes a shocking confession about Ravi in EastEnders next week, fearing the fallout as her lies unravel and Cindy grows suspicious.
Judgment day arrives on Coronation Street as Will Driscoll testifies against abuser Megan Walsh, but the predator still has one trick left up her sleeve.
An investigation has been launched into a large fire that broke out on Peckham's Rye Lane, engulfing Khan's Bargains department store. Around 100 firefighters tackled the blaze.
GTA 6's physical edition contains only a download code, no disc. Fans complain but digital sales dominate, with 93% of Capcom's sales digital. Boycotts unlikely to reverse trend.
A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a three-year-old girl was found dead at a home in Chertsey, Surrey. Police believe the incident occurred within a family setting and are not seeking anyone else.
The Moon aligns with Mars in Taurus, easing communication. Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn should tune inward. Aries, Taurus, Gemini see breakthroughs. Read all signs for June 26, 2026.
Robert Jenrick says media questions about Nigel Farage's £5m donation from a crypto billionaire are legitimate, contradicting Farage's 'none of your business' stance.
Labour MP Shabana Mahmood is in a standoff with Keir Starmer after refusing to accept the sacking of her junior minister, escalating party tensions.
The Guardian's corrections column addresses errors in recent reports, including a misidentified photo and a factual inaccuracy regarding a historical event.
Pat Conroy discusses defence strategy, Karl Stefanovic controversy, Moira Deeming expelled, and tax reform debate in Australia.
The EU hosted Taliban representatives in Brussels, sparking outrage as women's rights are systematically crushed under gender apartheid, with forced deportations looming.
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck Venezuela, killing hundreds and injuring thousands. The quake caused widespread destruction in Caracas and along the northern coast.