Prime Minister will ask for Brexit delay if no deal reached, court document claims
Boris Johnson’s government will ask for a Brexit delay if he fails to get a deal with Brussels despite his ...
Cleric warns Iraqi leaders as protest death toll soars
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani’s sermon came hours after the prime minister called on protesters to go home.
Bereaved families fear Grenfell Tower report will be ‘buried in Brexit’
The report on the first stage of the inquiry into the west London fire that killed 72 people has been ...
Boris Johnson is in the pocket of DUP, says Lord Hain
The former Northern Ireland secretary said he did not find Dublin’s response to Mr Johnson’s Brexit proposals surprising.
Grenfell Tower probe into how fatal blaze started to be published within weeks
A report investigating how the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 72 people started will be published before the end of ...
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who’s jailed in Iran, to ‘send daughter home to UK’
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has been visited in prison by five-year-old Gabriella at least once a week for the past three years.
Former leadership contender Rory Stewart walks out on Tories and quits as MP
Former Tory leadership candidate Rory Stewart has said he has quit the Conservative Party and will stand down at the ...
Local councillors call on government to stop arms exports from Brighton factory
Brighton arms company EDO MBM has come under intense criticism after a UN report revealed that it manufactured weapons components ...
An extraordinary court case in Scotland could make Boris Johnson behind bars a reality
An extraordinary court case will take place in Scotland on 4 October. During legal proceedings, the country's highest civil court ...
Sky’s Adam Boulton nails Tory complacency over Brexit border impact
With Boris Johnson’s proposals for the border in Ireland receiving at best a lukewarm response, various minions have been despatched ...
‘The fight goes on’ over state pension age changes, as campaigners urge parliament to intervene
Women affected by the controversial changes have lost a landmark High Court fight.
‘Shameful practices of Thomas Cook’s directors’ could cost taxpayers at least £60m
Taxpayers will have to stump up £60m to fund unpaid wages, holiday pay and redundancy costs for Thomas Cook’s 9,500 ...
Climate protesters arrested for spraying fake blood at Treasury over UK funding for fossil-fuel schemes
Extinction Rebellion demonstrators parked a fire engine outside the building, bearing a banner reading ‘Stop funding climate death’.
Four officers killed in knife attack at Paris police headquarters
Four police officers have died in a knife attack carried out by an administrator at the Paris police headquarters. The ...
Dina Asher-Smith won gold last night. She became a true champion 24 hours earlier.
On 2 October, Dina Asher-Smith won the 200m gold at the World Athletics Championships. It was Team GB’s first ever ...
Australians take direct action to stop a coal company ‘wrecking’ the Great Barrier Reef
In recent years ecological activists in Australia have united behind a campaign to stop a multinational company from digging one ...
Three pharma firms accused of collusion over NHS drug supply
The competition watchdog said the alleged collusion increased the price of a vital Addison’s disease treatment by up to 1,800%.
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