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Taylor Wimpey UK Ltd has been fined £300,000 after a blocked sewer led to raw sewage – including what was thought to be blood from an abattoir - spilling into a stream at Sedgefield

Exclusive: As many as half a million pregnant women could be left without protection each year, new analysis shows

Transfer notes reveal days of restraint, overcrowding, and medical neglect for a lawful asylum seeker with no criminal history

The decision follows activist pressure as Palantir faces growing scrutiny over NHS and UK government deals

The U.K. beef industry is still furious that London didn’t take a harder line in its talks with Canberra.

Defense secretary reportedly removed the names of officers himself before list of potential promotions went to the White House

Whether they are charged with keeping news impartial, our water clean or elections fair, Britain’s watchdogs seem to be sleeping

Exclusive: Analysis of more than 4,000 of Reform UK leader’s paid-for Cameo videos also shows they contain misogynistic

Climate change committee finds move to renewable energy would also bring health, economic and security benefits

Leak of memo comes after a third of Labour Senedd members raise alarm devolution is being rolled back * UK politics live – latest updates Keir Starmer warned his cabinet against an “overly deferential” approach to the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish governments, according to a leaked memo. In the document from December, obtained and published on Tuesday by Plaid Cymru, Starmer said ministers should be prepared to make spending decisions “even when devolved governments may oppose this”. It came shortly after Labour Senedd members wrote to the prime minister over concerns his administration was rolling back devolution powers. Continue reading...

Reform leader’s latest comment contrasts with earlier statement that ‘gloves need to come off’ * UK politics live – latest updates Nigel Farage has been accused of making a U-turn after he said Britain should not get involved in Donald Trump’s war with Iran. His comments on Tuesday contrasted with his previous assertion that the “gloves need to come off” when dealing with Iran. Continue reading...

By sticking to the correct and popular position on Donald Trump's Iran war, the Prime Minister has now forced his political opponents into an embarrassing reversal, argues Adam Bienkov

Leading Republicans don’t seem to care about the bombing of a girls’ school in Iran.

Six service members who died in conflict with Iran arrived home on Saturday

From Epstein’s web to Reform’s proposed raft of policy ideas, creeping misogyny now risks redefining women’s rights in Britain

Two US military officials briefed on investigation make disclosure, while Pentagon has only confirmed inquiry is under way * Minab school bombing: how the worst mass casualty event of the Iran war unfolded – a visual guide Military investigators believe it is likely that US forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls’ school that killed scores of children on Saturday but have not yet reached a final conclusion, according to two US officials. Reuters was unable to determine further details about the investigation, including what evidence contributed to the tentative assessment, what type of munition was used, who was responsible or why the US might have struck the school. Continue reading...

Christopher Harborne’s gift is latest to party’s election war chest and comes amid calls for cap on political donations

Home secretary announces plans to overhaul system, including an end to permanent refugee status * UK politics live – latest updates Shabana Mahmood has put herself on a collision course with Labour MPs after announcing a set of changes to the immigration system that one backbencher said mimicked Donald Trump and another claimed would lead to a Windrush-style scandal. The home secretary announced her plans on Thursday, including an end to permanent refugee status and the removal of government support from asylum seekers who are deemed not to need it or who break the law. Continue reading...

Committee to Protect Journalists report says Israel also to blame for 81% of ‘intentionally targeted’ journalist killings * The deadly toll on journalists in the Gaza war A record 129 journalists and media workers were killed in the course of their work in 2025, two-thirds of them by Israeli forces, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). It was the second consecutive year in which killings of members of the press reached unprecedented levels, and the second year running in which Israel was responsible for roughly two-thirds of the total, the New York-based independent organisation, which documents attacks on journalists worldwide, said in its annual report published on Wednesday. Continue reading...

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