Anti-migrant riots erupt in Northern Ireland after alleged sexual assault
By James Crisp
Ballymena: Disorder after alleged sex assault 'racist, pure and simple' - say police
By Lyndsey Telford and Chris Page
Fifteen police injured amid suspected racially motivated attacks in Ballymena
By Rory Carroll
15 officers injured after masked rioters threw missiles as Northern Ireland protest turned violent
Ballymena: Teenage boys in court charged with attempted rape
By Maria McCann
UK places sanctions on two far-right Israeli ministers over ‘monstrous’ Gaza comments
By Patrick Wintour
UK to formally sanction Israeli ministers over war in Gaza – Middle East crisis live
By Daniel Lavelle
Smotrich vows new settlements, Ben Gvir expresses ‘contempt’ as UK to sanction them
UK sanctions two Israeli government ministers
By Nick Thompson
UK to sanction Israeli ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir
By James Shotter and David Sheppard
Lib Dems denounce new Reform UK chair as ‘Trump sycophant’ – UK politics live
By Andrew Sparrow
TV presenter David Bull named new Reform chairman
By Sam Francis
Nigel is loyal. Just ask the people buried under his patio
By Tim Stanley
Reform’s soap opera won’t turn off voters
By Julie Burchill
Reform needs Zia Yusuf
By Jason Cowley
Sizewell C: Starmer says 'no blank cheque' for nuclear project
By Michael Race, Alice Cunningham and Simon Jack
No blank cheque for Sizewell C says Starmer, as £14.2bn investment confirmed
By Adam Goldsmith
CNC acknowledge Sizewell C funding announcement
Miliband to boost Britain’s nuclear power as blackout fears rise
By Ben Riley-Smith and Jonathan D. Leake
British Government to Spend $19 Billion on New Nuclear Plant
By Stanley Reed
Keir Starmer denies bowing to political pressure on winter fuel payments
By Kate Whannel
Nine million pensioners to receive Winter Fuel Payments this winter
By Rachel Reeves
Fuel U-turn smacks of incompetence, says ex-Labour minister
By David Deans
The Guardian view on Labour’s tough choices: they are costing the government dearly | Editorial
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By Observer Editorial
500,000 more pensioners at risk of losing winter fuel payments under Labour
By Madeleine Ross and Szu Ping Chan
UK officials say civil servants concerned about British support for Israel can resign
By Noah Keate
Civil servants told to consider quitting if they disagree with policy over Gaza
Foreign Office staff told to consider resigning after challenging UK policy on Gaza
By Patrick Wintour
Civil servants told to quit if they don’t like Gaza stance
Foreign Office Bosses Have a Suggestion for Staff With Gaza Conscience: Resign
By Rivkah Brown
UK weather mapped: Where to expect half a month’s rain in a matter of hours
By Bryony Gooch
Heat and thunderstorms for UK this week with temperatures forecast to hit 29C
By Ben Rich
'Spanish plume' heading for UK, bringing thunder and 30C degree temperatures | ITV News
By Lucy Verasamy
UK weather: Thunderstorms and 'intense rainfall' possible this week - and temperatures could break heatwave thresholds
Rising temperatures this week to trigger thunderstorms and heavy downpours
Dad, 32, who flew to Turkey for family holiday dies hours after being escorted off plane
By Philip Dewey and Charlotte Fisher
Welsh father died in Turkey after being escorted from plane
By Philip Dewey
Caerphilly man Ben Crook accidentally fell to his death - inquest
By Nelli Bird
Brit dad dies in Turkey after being escorted off plane and getting separated from family
By Kelly Williams and Philip Dewey
Brit falls to his death in Turkey after being removed from flight
By Charlie Bradley and Conor Wilson
Nan accused of murdering grandson said boy, 2, had 'gone all limp'
By Olivia Williams
Murder accused Michael and Kerry Ives called child beaters - court
By Brendon Williams
Flintshire toddler death: Casually brutal couple murdered grandson - court
By Brendon Williams
Final days of little boy with 'killer grandparents' before they 'murdered him while his mother was upstairs' i
By Katherine Lawton and Noor Qurashi
Tragic tot 'beaten to death by grandparents' while mum was upstairs on her phone
By Kelly Williams
Identity of body found in New Forest confirmed amid murder probe
By Matt Davey
Fairytales Day Nursery worker admits manslaughter after 14-month-old baby dies
Dudley nursery worker admits manslaughter after toddler's death
Nursery worker pleads guilty to manslaughter over death of toddler | ITV News Central
Woman pleads GUILTY to killing ‘beautiful’ 14-month-old boy who died at nursery
By Holly Christodoulou
Nursery worker, 22, admits manslaughter after 14-month-old boy dies in her care
'El Chapo' brother of former Liverpool footballer thinks sentence for £26m drug empire was too long
By Patrick Edrich
Woman, 66, man, 67, and dogs die in Isle of Wight car cliff fall
By Curtis Lancaster
Pictured: Wife who died after car plunged 300ft off cliff
By Tom Mcardle
Couple who died after car plunged off cliff near Needles named
By Jon Moreno
Bus driver and frail wife plunge 300ft off cliff in Ford Mondeo with beloved dogs
By Abigail Hunt and Bradley Jolly
Man, woman and two dogs die after car goes over cliff near landmark | ITV News
Barnsley mum nips to Asda and gets terrifying call as teen daughter 'runs for her life'
Welsh council reviews all its 20mph roads and makes surprising decision
By Owen Hughes
Member of the Welsh Parliament criticises inconsistencies over changes to the default speed limit
GoSafe reviewing speed enforcement as roads revert back to 30MPH
No changes to 20mph speed limits in Ceredigion
By Dylan Davies
GoSafe U-turn on monitoring "grace period" for roads reverting back to 30mph
By Jack Harrison
People on £10,000 to £96,000 tell us what they want from the Spending Review
By Lucy Hooker and Kris Bramwell
Gold suitcase found after mum-of-three, 32, 'murdered' at home - as two more men are arrested
By Colette Fountain
Arrest Update: Murder Investigation, Bradford
Bradford teenager charged with murder of Muhammad Junaid Khan
By Adam Laver
Family issue picture of teenager killed in violence on street
By Brad Deas
Bradford murder victim named as police investigation continues
By Andrew Hutchinson
Bradford murder police issue mass brawl arrest update - statement in full
By Tom Kershaw
Creasy attempt to change abortion law ‘not supported by service providers’
By Hannah Al-Othman
Changes to UK abortion laws would stop prosecution after 24 weeks
By Max Kendix and Oliver Wright
Labour MP ‘trying to rush abortion overhaul through Parliament’
By Charles Hymas
Pro-choice group opposes Stella Creasy’s abortion amendment
By Joe Hadden
UNISON supports abortion decriminalisation | Article | News
In limbo: families hoping for change to UK income rules for spousal visas
By Frankie Mills
Crackdown on family visas risks breaching ECHR rules, Starmer told
By Charles Hymas
Family visa financial requirements review (accessible)
UK should relax income rules for family visas, government advisers say
By Delphine Strauss
UK family visa rules should be relaxed, government review suggests
By Holly Bancroft
Warning over 'dirty secret' of toxic chemicals on farmers fields
By Jonah Fisher
Warning over 'dirty secret' of toxic chemicals on farmers' fields
By Jonah Fisher, Kevin Church and Tom Ingham
Water firms panicking over disposal of millions of tonnes of contaminated sewage sludge
‘Toxic cocktail of chemicals’ being spread on UK farms
A Toxic ‘Sewage Sludge’ is Covering Britain's Crops in Microplastics – Then Flowing Into Our Rivers
By Josiah Mortimer
Spending review 2025: Cutting agricultural budget could be 'catastrophic' for nature, farmers and charities warn
By Alix Culbertson
Spending review: Cutting farming subsidies ‘will harm nature’
By Will Humphries
Defra cuts threaten nature recovery, Reeves warned
By Philip Case
The profitability of agriculture underpins everything in the countryside. Confidence is at rock bottom
Opinion
Three things to expect from the spending review: CPRE’s perspective
'Deceitful and dishonest' ex-cop barred for holding down 'z' key faking over 100 hours work
By Adam Postans
Somerset police officer banned after pretending to work from home
Police officer held down laptop keys to pretend he was working
By Tom Mcardle
'Deceptive' cop who weighed down laptop keys to make it look like he was working barred from policing
Police officer held down 'z' key to pretend he was working for 100 hours
By Luke Alsford
Give new dads six weeks off work at nearly full pay, MPs say
By Kristian Johnson
Glasgow OnlyFans teacher who sold X-rated pics struck off by watchdog
By Kieran Webster and Gemma Ryder
UK proposes wider ban on destructive ocean bottom trawling
By Esme Stallard and Victoria Bourne
Consultation on new measures to protect sensitive habitats and species in 30,000 km² of our seas
Starmer’s Brexit betrayal will endanger British waters
Stephen Fry and Theo James to star in film about marine bottom trawling
By Nadia Khomami
Overdue bottom trawling ban will benefit all of us
By Steve Reed
Sir Sadiq Khan knighted by King Charles despite 220k-strong petition to stop it happening
By Sarah Barltrop
Sir Sadiq Khan formally receives his knighthood from King Charles
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan receives his knighthood from King Charles at Buckingham Palace alongside Loyd Gross
By Atkinson Gibson
King Charles bestows knighthood on Sir Sadiq Khan at Buckingham Palace
By Svar Nanan-sen
Sir Sadiq Khan and King ‘compared who is a bigger workaholic’
By Ellie Crabbe
Cole Cooper's family demand answers after body found in search for teen
By Keiran Fleming
Family of Cole Cooper 'shattered' after police find body
Missing teen struggled with his mental health, says brother
By Mollie Perella
Cole Cooper: Family of teenager who went missing vow to 'fight for truth'
By Jenness Mitchell
'Something happened': Family of Cole Cooper demand 'full truth' after body found
NHS trust cleared of manslaughter after woman takes life in mental health unit
By Emily Pennink
We quit our jobs, sold our home twice and spent 10 years fighting for the truth
NHS trust and ward manager found not guilty of manslaughter after woman took her own life at hospital
'There was nothing hopeless about Alice' - family on fight for truth
Trust and manager cleared of manslaughter
By Caitlin Tilley
Husband killed wife after tracking her to refuge, court told
Habibur Masum trial: Mum killed in 'ferocious' attack in Bradford
By Emma Glasbey
Man heard 'screams of agony' and feared 'frenzied stranger stabbing' in city centre
By Brad Deas
Man killed wife in stabbing attack as she walked baby in Bradford, court told
By Robyn Vinter
Husband 'tracked down fleeing wife and killed her as she walked with their baby'
By Luke Alsford
Scene of destruction after car smashes into shop and bus stop with man killed
By Stephen Topping
Woman, 78, held after man dies in bus stop crash
78-year-old woman arrested after man dies in collision near Stockport Road
By Alasdair Perry
Man dies after being hit by car in Longsight | News - Hits Radio (Manchester)
By Owen Arands
Man dies after being hit by car which ploughed into Manchester shop and bus stop
By Stephen Topping and James Holt
Temporary congestion charge considered for Oxford
By Bethan Nimmo and Marcus White
Oxford temporary congestion charge among options for traffic improvement
Cyclists urge council to 'be bold' in dealing with congestion
By Matt Simpson
Oxford congestion charge: What could this mean for drivers
Drivers could be hit with £5 daily fee under new congestion charge plans in popular UK city
By Felix Reeves
Rhianan Rudd: 'Missed opportunities' to help terrorism suspect
By Daniel De Simone
'Chances missed' to help groomed terrorism suspect
By Daniel De Simone
UK teenager who killed herself was ‘highly affected’ by terrorism arrest, inquest finds
By Hannah Al-Othman and Raphael Boyd
Rhianan Rudd: How mother's boyfriend played 'significant' role in radicalising youngest UK girl to face terror charges
By Jason Farrell
'She was a vulnerable child': Mother of girl groomed by Neo-Nazi believes lessons must be learned
By Rachel Townsend
PM unveils AI breakthrough to slash planning delays and help build 1.5 million homes: 9 June 2025
UK government harnesses Gemini to support faster planning decisions
By Owen Larter
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Nuneaton and Bedworth at forefront of new AI 'power tool'
By Claire Harrison
UK Government, Google Launch AI to Accelerate Home Building at London Tech Week
By Scarlett Evans
Government unveils ‘AI breakthrough to slash planning delays’
Tents, burnt-out caravans and 123 arrests: Appleby Horse Fair ends in rubbish and chaos
By Frankie Elliott
Mobuoy criminals who polluted Derry drinking water told judge their health suffered from being taken to court
By Sam Mcbride
Pub bosses issue statement after boy, 14, fatally stabbed 'in immediate vicinity'
By Stephen Topping
Ibrahima Seck: Parents of stabbed boy, 14, mourn 'caring' son
By Ewan Gawne, Sarah Spina-matthews and Lynette Horsburgh
Boy stabbed to death was 'funny, caring and hardworking', family say
Boy killed in Manchester wanted to make 'world a better place'
By Lynette Horsburgh
Tribute paid to ‘funny, caring and hardworking’ 14-year-old who died in New Moston as another teenager arrested
Cambridge and DSIT announce prestigious Spärck AI Scholarships to support next generation of AI leaders
Student funding to create generation of AI pioneers
By Ross Crane
University of Bristol offers exciting opportunities for future tech pioneers through new AI scholarships
Top talent backed with master's funding as Britain's tech experts called into government
By Peter Kyle
Funding challenges mean UK ‘risks falling behind’ on AI education
By Patrick Jack
Rachel Reeves plans ‘housing bank’ to deliver cheaper financing for builders
By Josephine Cumbo, Sam Fleming and Peter Foster
Housing bosses press Rachel Reeves to unlock more funds for affordable homes
By Jessica Elgot
MIND THE GAP | Industry calls on govt to rise to viability challenge at spending review
Conservatives express concerns over spending cuts
Warning UK’s housing crisis will deepen if Reeves makes further cuts in spending review
By David Maddox
'Foolish': Former SNP MP hits out at John Swinney's by-election campaign
Politics latest: UK sanctions two Israeli ministers over comments about Gaza
The Guardian view on Scottish politics: Labour wins the seat but not – yet – the argument | Editorial
Opinion
Sarwar accuses Swinney of 'dishonest' by-election campaign
Reform and Conservative supporters are open to an alliance
By Fonie Mitsopoulou
Khan accuses Reeves of ‘levelling down London’
By Daniel Martin
London to lose out in UK government spending review, says City Hall
Sadiq Khan said to be furious over lack of spending review cash for London
By Jessica Elgot
London Infrastructure Set to Miss Out in Reeves Spending Plans
By Ailbhe Rea
Sadiq Khan in 'red on red' row with Rachel Reeves over major transport schemes
By Ross Lydall