James Cleverly insists new treaty with Rwanda fixes all legal concerns
The Home Secretary signed the legally-binding deal in Kigali on Tuesday.
Sunak and Starmer refuse to commit to pensions triple lock beyond election
The PM was evasive about the future of the policy, which has been criticised for becoming 'increasingly unaffordable'.
Chris Packham files legal challenge against Rishi Sunak’s ‘reckless’ net zero policies
The broadcaster and environmental campaigner has applied for a judicial review at the High Court.
International court prosecutor to intensify inquiries in Palestinian territories
Karim Khan said after visiting the region that he witnessed ‘scenes of calculated cruelty’ at locations of the October 7 attacks.
Israel widens evacuation orders as it shifts offensive to crowded southern Gaza
Heavy bombardments were reported overnight and into Sunday in the area of Khan Younis and the southern city of Rafah.
Boris Johnson says questioning a baby’s skin colour ‘not racist – but human nature’
In a piece for the Daily Mail, Johnson pointed out families usually wonder what a new, unborn baby may look like.
London Underground workers start voting on possible strike action
Members of the RMT union are being balloted for industrial action in a dispute over pay.
BBC QT audience member suggests arming coastguard with knives to stop the small boats
It came after Lee Anderson suggested ignoring the Supreme Court ruling and Jonathan Gullis debated physically pushing small boats back into French waters.
Pro-Palestinian protesters demand ceasefire outside Starmer’s constituency office
Crowds gathered and chanted ‘Keir Starmer’s a wasteman’ as part of a day of national action on Saturday.