The UK government has abruptly halted a sweeping overhaul of local government across England following new legal advice, throwing reform timelines into uncertainty.

Liz Truss has hit back at Chancellor John Healey after he blamed the legacy of her administration for persistent economic stagnation and high borrowing costs.

Ghent University has reinstated Nathan Cofnas after US diplomatic intervention, sparking fierce debate over academic freedom and foreign interference.

A parliamentary watchdog has recommended that future prosecutions relating to the Troubles require the formal consent of the Attorney General, as the government navigates legacy reforms.

Essential gas network upgrades and rolling road closures in Ashford have triggered severe traffic delays, leading to falling customer numbers and heavy losses for local traders.

Chancellor John Healey has announced a £150 million fund directed at fast-growing northern enterprises as part of a new regional economic strategy ahead of the upcoming budget.

A UK court has ruled that British-based pharmacist Ajith Kumar Mupparapu can be extradited to India to face trial over alleged murder and conspiracy plots targeting his estranged wife's family.

US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Kyiv to hold talks with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following meetings with Vladimir Putin in Moscow.

Female climate activists faced physical violence during Nigel Farage's conference speech, while senior Reform figures responded with jokes or mixed remarks.

Jamaica is set to file a groundbreaking reparations petition with King Charles, asking him to refer transatlantic slavery questions to the Privy Council.

Anas Sarwar has resigned as Scottish Labour leader and Holyrood MSP to accept a life peerage and trade minister role under Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

Jamaica's ministerial delegation will formally present a petition on slavery reparations to King Charles during a visit to London.

Reform UK faces political turmoil and police referrals after an undercover investigation alleged senior figures discussed disguising illegal foreign donations.

Reform UK's Robert Jenrick has pledged to increase the tax-free personal allowance to £15,000 within 100 days of taking power, promising to resign if he fails to deliver.

Nigel Farage addressed an undercover-filming controversy at Reform UK's conference after two senior aides stepped down pending an internal investigation.

Just Stop Oil activists blocked the Westminster forecourt during Burnham’s first PMQs.

In her debut at Prime Minister’s Questions, Kemi Badenoch demanded a concrete fiscal plan from Andy Burnham, citing rising borrowing costs and market uncertainty.

Home Office minister Anna Turley rebuked Labour MP Diane Abbott after the MP called the Russian threat a NATO fiction, reaffirming the UK’s support for Ukraine.

Heilbrun told jurors that Clancy’s reported voice was very unusual and offered an alternative explanation of altruistic filicide, challenging the defense’s claim of postpartum psychosis.

Following fatal wrong-way collisions that killed two police officers and ten others, Downing Street has urged social media platforms to purge content glorifying dangerous driving.