UN says reported strike on Minab girls’ school may be war crime as Iran reports 165 dead
UN rights office said a strike Iran says hit a Minab girls’ school, killing at least 165, may be a war crime if civilians were targeted.
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Labour plans to repeal ministers’ power to direct Electoral Commission strategy
Steve Reed said an elections bill will scrap the strategy statement for the Electoral Commission and include voter ID changes, votes at 16 and auto-registration pilots.
UKMTO says it cannot verify radio claims that the Strait of Hormuz is closed
UKMTO said ships reported VHF broadcasts claiming the Strait of Hormuz was closed, but it could not independently confirm the reports.
US and Israel launch coordinated strikes on Iran; Tehran fires missiles across region
US and Israel struck Iranian military and nuclear-linked sites; Iran retaliated with missile and air attacks reported in Israel and Gulf states.
Omnisis poll puts Greens ahead of Labour in Gorton and Denton days before by-election
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Government ministers consider law to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from succession after arrest
Government ministers are weighing a bill to remove Andrew from the succession after his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons investigated after emails linked journalists to ‘pro-Kremlin’ network
Josh Simons faces calls to be sacked after emails to the NCSC passed false “pro-Kremlin” claims about journalists, prompting an ethics inquiry.
UK unemployment rises to 5.2% as payrolls fall and wage growth eases, ONS says
ONS says UK unemployment rose to 5.2% in Oct–Dec 2025, with payrolls down and pay growth easing.
Government drops plan to postpone 30 English local elections after Reform UK legal challenge
The government dropped plans to postpone 30 English local elections after legal advice and a Reform UK court challenge; 7 May voting will proceed.
Farage unveils Reform UK “top team”, naming Robert Jenrick as Treasury spokesperson
Nigel Farage reshuffled Reform UK’s senior roles, naming Robert Jenrick Treasury spokesperson and appointing Suella Braverman, Zia Yusuf and Richard Tice.
Study suggests official figures capture as little as 6.5% of UK domestic abuse-linked suicides
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