State pension age could rise again as government announces review
An early review has been announced.
EU announces launch date for electronic entry/exit system
The automated system will be phased in from 12 October 2025 and operational at all borders from 10 April 2026
‘Suffering has reached new depths’: UK among 26 nations calling for immediate end to Gaza war
"We condemn the drip feeding of aid and the inhumane killing of civilians, including children, seeking to meet their most basic needs of water and food."
More than 100 arrested for protesting against proscription of Palestine Action
Demonstrations took place in several UK cities.
Summer is here and the time is right for eating in the street. Or on a terrace at least…
The sun will come back eventually, and when it does be ready for it by checking out our list of some great summer terraces for a warm afternoon or evening.
Britain For Sale: How Shareholders Extracted Billions from the UK’s Essential Services
A report said £85bn had been extracted from the water system since privatisation, the latest case of essential services serving shareholders.
£85,000,000,000 has been ‘extracted’ from English water by shareholders, major report finds
A figure to fill you with rage.
‘No idea… I don’t know’: Nigel Farage repeatedly dodges Kuenssberg’s questions
Come on, give us a clue. Nigel Farage was caught off guard on Sunday, after a Reform Mayor scored a 600% pay rise.
New polls show Andy Burnham ‘much more popular’ than all other senior politicians
According to data from YouGov and IPSOS, Andy Burnham is in the public's good books - despite not serving as an MP.