Clara West
Badenoch says Tories will battle for soul of nation in tax-cutting speech
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has used a keynote speech in Birmingham to advocate for tax cuts and a smaller state, drawing sharp criticism from Labour.
Reform UK becomes most popular party among gay and bisexual men
New polling data reveals Reform UK has emerged as the most popular political party among gay and bisexual men in Britain, pulling ahead of both Labour and the Greens.
Ann Widdecombe murder suspect charged over Nigel Farage terror plot
The man accused of murdering Ann Widdecombe now faces a new charge of preparing terrorist acts relating to an alleged plot targeting Nigel Farage.
Saudi coalition intercepts Houthi missile near Riyadh as Yemen fighting surges
The Saudi-led coalition intercepted a ballistic missile near Riyadh amid a major escalation involving Houthi drone and missile attacks targeting Aden International Airport.
Oil rises above $100 a barrel amid Houthi attacks and US storm fears
Oil prices pushed back above the $100 a barrel threshold as energy markets confronted supply disruptions, Middle East escalations, and US storm threats.
Yemen condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and Mecca attempt
Yemen's foreign ministry has strongly condemned Iran-backed Houthi strikes targeting Saudi airports and the holy sites of Mecca and Medina amid rising regional tensions.
Three Iranians on trial in UK for spying on dissident journalists
Three Iranian men went on trial at Woolwich Crown Court facing accusations that they spied on British-based dissident journalists for Tehran.
Andy Burnham urged to include compulsory voting in electoral reform plans
Campaigners and senior political figures are urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to embed compulsory voting within his administration's electoral reforms.
Conservatives pledge Removals Force to deport 150000 a year
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has announced Conservative plans to establish a Removals Force targeting 150,000 deportations a year.
Conservatives to abolish Environment Agency and Natural England in deregulation plan
The Conservative Party has announced plans to abolish the Environment Agency and Natural England, absorbing their duties into Defra as part of a sweeping deregulation drive.
Protesters gather as migrants brought ashore at Gosport
Tensions boiled over in Gosport as an anti-migrant demonstration met a small boat carrying migrants ashore, prompting sharp criticism of the Home Office.
Tories unveil major deregulation plan to slash taxes and axe quangos
The Conservative Party has launched an ambitious deregulation package aimed at slashing environmental rules, cutting business levies, and lowering housing costs by up to £50,000.
DeSantis says Florida will rewrite Amendment 3 after court ruling
Florida will rewrite Amendment 3 rather than appeal a court ruling that struck down its original ballot summary as defective political rhetoric.
Gosport protesters gather as migrant dinghy arrives on south coast
Tensions boiled over along the south coast of England after a migrant dinghy diverted to Portsmouth, sparking chaotic protests and police clashes.
David Reuben leaves UK for Monaco amid Labour tax crackdown
Property tycoon David Reuben has relocated from the UK to Monaco, joining a growing line of high-net-worth individuals relocating abroad.
Drumcree standoff continues as court appeal looms over Garvaghy Road parade
The Drumcree parading dispute enters a tense second week as legal teams prepare for a crucial Court of Appeal challenge following unnotified protests.
Kneecap expected to visit Garvaghy Road amid Drumcree parade dispute
Irish rap trio Kneecap and folk singer Radie Peat are expected to visit Garvaghy Road as a contentious parading dispute enters its second week.
Reform UK leads polls as Nigel Farage targets Brexit vote for election win
Reform UK is shaking up British politics by capturing a major share of the 2016 Brexit coalition, though recent polling reveals potential vulnerabilities for Nigel Farage.
World leaders at UN General Assembly demand multilateral reform and veto overhaul
Global leaders at the UN General Assembly demanded urgent multilateral reform and an overhaul of the Security Council's veto structure, while UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham signaled a potential path to EU re-entry.
Richard Tice says Nigel Farage safety concerns ignored after terror plot charge
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has criticized the historical handling of security threats against Nigel Farage following a new terror charge against the man accused of murdering Ann Widdecombe.