Frontbencher quits as shadow ministers defy Starmer ahead of ceasefi...

Yasmin Qureshi confirmed that she would step down as shadow women and equalities minister, ahead of the Commons vote.

Layla Moran confirms death of family member in Gaza

The Liberal Democrat MP told the Commons that backing a ceasefire in Gaza was about ‘more than just party politics’.

Windsor Framework did not correct ‘underlying mistake’ in protocol,...

The claim was made during a public evidence session to the House of Lords European Affairs Sub-Committee on the Windsor Framework.

Protesters call for expulsion of Israeli ambassador in Dublin

The protest came ahead of a vote on a motion proposed by the Social Democrats calling for a range of economic and diplomatic sanctions against Israel.

Man, 71, among four arrested on suspicion of teenager’s murder

Police were called to reports of a fight in Hounslow in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Nearly 250,000 people awaiting adult social care needs assessment –...

Two reports out on Thursday highlight the challenges facing the social care sector.

Scottish Tories fail in bid to force investigation into Covid WhatsA...

First Minister Humza Yousaf and his deputy Shona Robison deny misleading the Scottish Parliament on the issue.

Police arrest further seven people after Bonfire Night disorder

A total of nine arrests were made after violence in Edinburgh and Glasgow involving fireworks, on November 5.

STUC joins Yousaf in demanding immediate ceasefire in Gaza

The First Minister met with the STUC general secretary Roz Foyer during a bi-annual meeting where they discussed tackling prejudice in Scotland.

Two more people arrested in connection with Armistice Day unrest

The individuals were arrested over separate incidents at Waterloo and Victoria stations in London on Saturday.

Frontbenchers defy Starmer with pledge to back ceasefire in Commons

Three Labour frontbenchers have so far defied the Labour leader to back calls for a ceasefire in Gaza in a Commons vote.

Teenagers celebrated 14-year-old’s murder with rap lyrics, court hea...

Gordon Gault was stabbed in the arm with a machete like one used by British Army Gurkhas, jurors were told.

Evacuated Bristol tower block was not built according to plans – cou...

More than 400 residents were told to evacuate Barton House in Bristol on Tuesday evening.

Former civil servant in High Court fight after being sanctioned

Graham Phillips, who has been described as a ‘pro-Russian propagandist’ in Parliament, was made the subject of an ‘asset freeze’ in 2022.

‘No going back’ for William and Harry, royal writer Omid Scobie says

The author claims the Prince of Wales is quietly co-operating with the UK press to undermine Harry, People magazine reported.

Why was Rwanda policy blocked by courts and what is Sunak’s Plan B?

The Prime Minister is pinning his hopes on soothing the court’s concerns by agreeing a new legally binding treaty with Rwanda.

Stunt driver breaks record driving pickup truck on two wheels throug...

The record-breaking effort was achieved as part of Guinness World Records Day 2023.

Stunt driver breaks record driving pick-up truck on two wheels throu...

The record-breaking effort was achieved as part of Guinness World Records Day 2023.

VR tool aims to help rail passengers spot and safely tackle sexual h...

Passengers at Edinburgh Waverley will be able to try the ‘immersive’ experience on Thursday.

Sunak promises emergency legislation to prevent Rwanda ‘merry-go-rou...

The Prime Minister vowed: ‘I will not allow a foreign court to block these flights.’