Six children remain in critical condition as police quiz boy over knife attack
Two children were killed after a suspected teenage knifeman attacked a Taylor Swift-themed holiday dance class.
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After 30 years of failure, Labour begins process of renationalising rail
The Passenger Railway Services (Public Ownership) Bill - which will see private rail franchises taken into public ownership as they expire - will get its first airing today.
Labour to clamp down on MPs’ second jobs
MPs will be prevented from taking on second jobs that fail to put constituents first under government plans to “turn the page” on era of sleaze and scandal.
Half a million households cancel BBC licence fee in a year
“Over the last 10 years we’ve lost 30 per cent of our income", BBC chair Samir Shah said.
Starmer sees huge surge in approval rating after two weeks in the job
"Turns out people quite like a calm leader, instead of being governed by childish clowns", Brendan May said.
Labour to restore funding to UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestine
“I can confirm to the House that we are overturning the suspension of UNRWA funding. I thank them for their life-saving work.”
Covid-19 Inquiry concludes: The Government ‘failed its citizens’
The Covid inquiry, which is being chaired by Baroness Heather Hallett, published its 217-page report on Thursday.
Elevenses: Apathy in the UK
If non-voting was a party, it would have won the largest share of the vote by far in the election. That is deeply concerning.
The West facing ‘deadly quartet’ of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea – UK defence chief warns
Former Nato secretary general Lord Robertson said the UK and allies had to be able to confront the states which were increasingly co-operating.