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UK-Iranian national bailed over suspected terror plot near RAF base
A dual U.K.-Iranian national and five other suspects arrested following a security incident near RAF Fairford have been released on bail.
Conservatives pledge to build 50,000 new prison places
The Conservative Party has pledged to build 50,000 new prison places in England and Wales, funded by cuts to foreign aid and the DCMS budget, to combat early prisoner releases.
Joshua Kerry charged with preparing terrorist acts against Nigel Farage
Joshua Kerry has been charged with preparing terrorist acts including an alleged plot against Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, following an intensive police investigation.
Inverness taxi driver speaks out over rising abuse and falling earnings
An anonymous Inverness taxi driver has spoken out about falling earnings, rising operational costs, and an increase in abuse amid frozen council tariffs.
Two Iranian men charged over alleged terror plot targeting Manchester Jewish community
Two Iranian nationals living in northwest England have been charged with terrorism offences following an alleged bomb plot targeting the Manchester Jewish community.
Kemi Badenoch leaves door open to Tory support for Plaid government budget
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has signaled a pragmatic approach to devolved spending by refusing to rule out supporting Plaid Cymru's supplementary budget in the Senedd, while firmly rejecting broader political deals with Reform UK.
Zack Polanski calls for three year emergency brake on rents
Green Party leader Zack Polanski proposed a three-year statutory emergency brake on private residential rents during his address in Brighton.
Glasgow Caledonian University faces strikes over ideological job cuts
Staff at Glasgow Caledonian University have initiated strike action over compulsory redundancies, which unions argue are unnecessary given the institution's cash reserves.
Andy Burnham considers axing Universal Credit health element for under-25s
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reportedly weighing plans to remove the Universal Credit health element for under-25s as part of a major welfare overhaul to tackle youth unemployment.
Reform UK Treasury spokesman chases Greggs thief down south London street
A Reform UK Treasury spokesman pursued a bakery thief down a south London street in a viral incident as polling reveals deep public distrust facing the Prime Minister.
Burnham to hold social care talks with Tories and Lib Dems
Andy Burnham is convening urgent cross-party talks to reform England's struggling social care system amid warnings of a looming public services collapse.
I’ve been warning about the Iran menace for years - Yahoo
A friendly handshake between Labour Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband and Iran's foreign minister at the UN has sparked a political storm over national security.
UK police arrest British Iranian man over RAF Fairford terror plot
British counter-terrorism police have arrested a dual UK-Iranian national in London amid a widening investigation into a security incident near RAF Fairford.
Why the far-right is now a major contender in France's 2027 elections
As France's parliament faces gridlock and potential collapse, experts warn that the far-right Rassemblement National has evolved into a formidable political force with a realistic path to power.
Trump's Agenda at Stake as 46 States Fight for State Power
With legislative chambers and governorships up for grabs across 46 states, upcoming midterm elections threaten to empower or stymie major policy initiatives.
Dual UK-Iranian national arrested over RAF Fairford incident
British counter-terrorism police have arrested a dual UK-Iranian national in London as the security investigation into RAF Fairford intensifies. Authorities are examining potential foreign state involvement.
Reigniting Brexit vote will open door to Reform
Nigel Farage warns that reopening the Brexit debate will alienate voters and aid his party as the government launches an emergency prison early release scheme.
Man City to argue sponsorship funds came from Abu Dhabi government
Manchester City are preparing to mount a novel legal defense in their financial dispute by arguing that disputed sponsorship funds originated directly from the Abu Dhabi government.
Politics defined as blend of conflict and cooperation in human society
The UK prison system faces critical overcrowding pressures, triggering intense political debate, policy adjustments, and public scrutiny over early release schemes.
Andy Burnham's bounce stalls as women shift to Conservatives and Reform
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's initial polling surge has stalled as fresh polling indicates that female voters are shifting toward the Conservative Party and Reform UK.