Ministers are under fire after a high-profile spying trial against two men was abandoned, highlighting systemic failures in legal evidence and national security strategy.

New OBR data projects that UK debt could surge to 300% of GDP, as economic proposals from Andy Burnham face scrutiny regarding borrowing and fiscal stability.

Parliament is set to debate government spending and national security legislation while select committees hold ministers and public figures to account. Operational pressures have intensified as the volume of written parliamentary questions reaches record levels.

White House official Andrew Giuliani accused Prime Minister Keir Starmer of endangering public safety by opposing a shift in the England-Mexico kick-off time. Downing Street stated the Prime Minister's position was intended to support the Football Association regarding logistical concerns.

Devon and Cornwall Police have arrested a 26-year-old man in connection with the murder of former minister Ann Widdecombe at her home in Haytor.

Former Conservative minister and Reform UK spokesperson Ann Widdecombe has been found dead at her home in Dartmoor, sparking a major murder investigation.

Many disabled individuals may be entitled to an automatic Blue Badge parking permit based on specific benefit awards and mobility scores. This process requires submitting an award letter to the relevant local authority to verify entitlement.

Andy Burnham has effectively secured the Labour leadership after a rapid consolidation of support from 322 MPs. He is now set to succeed Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister.

The Assisted Dying (Jersey) Law 2026 has been granted Royal Assent, paving the way for a clinical service to launch on the island by late 2027.

Metropolitan Police detectives are investigating potential breaches of electoral law concerning £500,000 in donations made to Reform UK by Fiona Cottrell.

Prime Minister Starmer faces scrutiny over a long-standing super-injunction while MPs debate amendments to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.

Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe is under fire for describing the 1996 Dunblane school massacre as one murder, sparking outrage from survivors and politicians.

The UK government faces a diplomatic crisis as Pakistan blocks the deportation of convicted Rochdale grooming gang members. Officials are weighing policy options to resolve the deadlock involving these offenders.

As Andy Burnham prepares to succeed Keir Starmer, his political identity rooted in regional advocacy and the Hillsborough inquiry defines his rise. His premiership aims to apply the Greater Manchester regeneration model on a national scale.

Nigel Farage faces backlash from Clacton residents and political opponents over the high cost of his triggered by-election. Critics describe the contest as a vanity move to avoid scrutiny regarding a parliamentary investigation into a £5 million donation.

New UK veterinary regulations will cap prescription fees and require practices to publish price lists and disclose corporate ownership. The measures follow a major CMA investigation into industry transparency and rising costs.

Property developer and Baguley councillor Sian Astley is campaigning to lead the Greater Manchester Combined Authority in the upcoming 30 July by-election.

Nigel Farage is facing criticism after resigning his Clacton seat to trigger a by-election. Opponents claim the move is an attempt to avoid a parliamentary investigation into his financial disclosures.

Andy Burnham is the only declared candidate for the Labour leadership after Al Carns ruled out a bid. He is expected to be declared leader on 17 July.

The Competition and Markets Authority has begun enforcement action against hundreds of petrol stations failing to submit mandatory live fuel pricing data. Chancellor Rachel Reeves warned that retailers face potential financial penalties if they persist in ignoring transparency requirements.