Clara West
Legacy Act: MPs remove conditional immunity measure for Trouble-era crimes
MPs have voted to strip the controversial Legacy Act of immunity provisions for Troubles-era crimes and restore the right to bring new civil claims.
Andy Burnham insists defence uplift can’t come at expense of welfare
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has clashed with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch at PMQs, ruling out sweeping welfare cuts to fund military expansion.
Kemi Badenoch challenges Andy Burnham over defence spending at PMQs
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch clashed with Prime Minister Andy Burnham over defence spending and welfare priorities during a fiery PMQs session.
Donald Trump remains silent as UK imposes West Bank settler sanctions
Donald Trump has stayed silent following the UK's decision to ban goods and services from West Bank settlements, even as US Ambassador Mike Huckabee condemns the move.
UK imposes trade sanctions on illegal West Bank settlements
The UK has announced sweeping trade sanctions targeting illegal West Bank settlements, sparking swift diplomatic retaliation from Israel and a rift with the US.
UK forces Apple, Google to block child nude images on smartphones
The UK government is set to introduce primary legislation requiring Apple and Google to implement device-level blocks on nude images for users under 18.
UK bans trade with Israeli settlements amid accusations of ethnic cleansing
The United Kingdom has announced a comprehensive trade ban on Israeli settlements in the West Bank, citing concerns over settlement expansion and displacement.
Andy Burnham backs Heathrow third runway expansion in major U-turn
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has executed a significant political shift by backing plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport.
UK preparing law to make tech firms prevent children sharing nude images online
The UK government is preparing legislation to compel tech companies to install device-level software that prevents minors from viewing or sharing explicit images online.
DWP confirms PIP mobility changes await comprehensive review
The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed that structural adjustments to Personal Independence Payment policies will remain frozen until a full review concludes next year.
UK bans West Bank settlement goods and accuses settlers of ethnic cleansing
The UK has implemented a comprehensive ban on imports from West Bank settlements while accusing Israeli settlers of ethnic cleansing.
Mike Huckabee accuses UK government of discrimination over Israel sanctions plan
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee criticized planned UK trade restrictions on West Bank settlements, accusing the government of discrimination.
John Healey backs growth but says Labour must be honest on spending
Chancellor John Healey vowed to make Britain's economy grow while warning of strict spending controls and refusing to rule out upcoming tax rises.
Labour Minister Compares Reform UK To Far-Right German Party
Treasury minister Emma Reynolds has drawn a direct comparison between Reform UK and Germany's far-right AfD during a radio interview.
UK pledges £30m boost for SaxaVord Spaceport in Shetland
The UK government has announced a £30 million funding package for SaxaVord Spaceport in Shetland, anchoring a broader £7.8 billion space strategy to boost domestic orbital capabilities.
UK government condemns violent anti-migrant protests at southern ports
The British government has condemned the intimidating behaviour of demonstrators who converged on southern ports following small-boat crossings. Police officers sustained injuries and RNLI rescue personnel faced verbal abuse during clashes.
Ratko Mladic given hero funeral in Serbia as thousands mourn war criminal
Convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic received a controversial state-assisted funeral in Belgrade, drawing thousands of mourners and sparking intense international condemnation.
Portsmouth protesters face full force of law after police injured
Demonstrators who cross the line from peaceful protests into criminality will face the full force of the law following weekend unrest in the south.
King Charles clarifies Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain private citizens
King Charles III has issued a formal clarification via the Lord Chamberlain reaffirming that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain private citizens.
Holyrood committees reject Westminster call for Murrell case scrutiny
Three Holyrood parliamentary committees have officially declined a Westminster invitation to jointly investigate the Peter Murrell embezzlement scandal.