Politics
Trump likens Navalny death to his own legal problems in the US
Donald Trump made no mention of Vladimir Putin or Alexei Navalny’s family in the post but instead cast himself as a victim.
Government bans overseas care workers from bringing dependants
"And you wonder why you’re despised by the electorate", Nicholas Pegg said following the announcement.
MPs glued to phones in Commons as ministers prepare to ban children from using them in schools
Guidance has been published by the Department for Education has been branded a “non-policy for a non-problem”.
Ursula von der Leyen seeking second term as head of EU Commission
She has held the post for five years.
Jemma Forte shreds Richard Tice on ‘unpatriotic’ bets against the pound
The pair clashed over Brexiteers who cashed in on the market turmoil caused by Britain's exit from the single market.
Israel’s actions in Gaza have gone ‘beyond reasonable self-defence’ — Streeting
The shadow health secretary confirmed Labour is ‘considering’ its options on whether to back an SNP-led vote this week on an immediate ceasefire.
Danczuk expresses fears of violence ahead of Rochdale poll
Ex-Rochdale MP and by-election candidate for the Reform Party says politics is now ‘more aggressive’.
Sir Keir Starmer calls for a ceasefire in Gaza
Sir Keir Starmer has called for a ‘ceasefire that lasts’ in Gaza during a speech to the Scottish Labour conference.
GB News poll backfires, as 90% of voters choose to ‘rejoin the EU’
Within 24 hours, the GB News poll was hidden behind a paywall, hijacked, and then conveniently screenshotted by an in-house writing team.