Politics
Prisoner swap between US and Russia frees reporter Evan Gershkovich and others
Paul Whelan, a corporate security executive with joint British and US citizenship, has also been released.
Culture Secretary to meet BBC boss after Huw Edwards indecent images admission
Edwards admitted three charges of making indecent photographs after he was sent 41 illegal images by convicted paedophile Alex Williams.
PM to meet police chiefs after second night of violence hits Britain
Protesters in London, Manchester and Hartlepool pelted police with missiles including glass bottles in a second night of unrest.
How Brexit resulted in immigration going up
Attempts to pull up the drawbridge have had the opposite intended effect. Now, its architects are doubling down.
Minister is first MP of new Parliament investigated by standards watchdog
The probe is thought to relate to Tulip Siddiq’s failure to include rental income from a London property in her register of interests.
Stephen Fry urges public to join call for urgent Government action on UK oceans
The actor has teamed up with the Blue Marine Foundation to raise awareness over issues like bottom trawling and overfishing.
Farage branded ‘Tommy Robinson in a suit’ following reaction to Southport attacks
Brendan Cox, the husband of murdered MP Jo Cox, hit out at the Reform UK leader over his response to the tragic events on Merseyside.
Locals clean up after ‘people from out of town cause mayhem’ in Southport
Dozens of volunteers gathered near the town’s mosque with brushes and shovels after a night of violent protest.
Southport rioters will feel ‘full force of the law’, says Starmer
The Prime Minister said rioters in Southport on Tuesday evening had ‘hijacked’ a vigil for victims.