Politics
Voter ID rules may have prevented 445,000 from voting in election
The ID rule disproportionately affected ethnic minorities, the data suggested.
What are Labour’s plans for housebuilding, and how will they work?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced plans to reform the planning system and bring in compulsory housebuilding targets for local councils on Monday.
Labour takes a matter of days to ditch onshore wind ban
The move comes as part of a package of planning reforms announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Protesters urge Benjamin Netanyahu to quit and call for hostages deal
Hamas over the weekend appeared to have dropped a key demand for an Israeli commitment to end the war.
‘Good luck, my friend’: Tom Tugendhat sends heartfelt message to his successor
"Some things are more important than politics," the Tory MP told his fellow ex-serviceman on his appointment as Security Minister.
Tories didn’t leave ‘no money’ note because they ‘couldn’t afford notepaper’ – new Treasury minister
Darren Jones said the Tories have left the country's finances in "a historic mess".
Crestfallen reactions of French far-right go viral after leftist coalition pull off dramatic victory
The leftist coalition has taken the most seats in parliament, with 182. President Emmanuel Macron’s centrists have 168 seats.
Palestinian state ‘undeniable right’ as part of peace process, says PM
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the move would help ensuring international legitimacy for Palestine.
Keir Starmer: Work is under way to improve UK’s ‘botched’ Brexit deal
Foreign Secretary David Lammy is meeting European counterparts while Sir Keir Starmer said he wanted to improve trading and defence ties.