Burnham Says He Would Publicly Disagree With Trump if Right for Britain
Sir Andy Burnham told the BBC he would publicly challenge Donald Trump when Britain's national interests demand it, in his first major broadcast interview as PM.
Sir Andy Burnham told the BBC he would publicly challenge Donald Trump when Britain's national interests demand it, in his first major broadcast interview as PM.
Andy Burnham became the UK's 59th prime minister, appointing John Healey as chancellor and reshaping the cabinet.
Nigel Farage has resigned as Clacton MP and will contest the by-election, saying he has not broken the law amid inquiries into his finances.
Four Highland councillors resigned after a gender-split vote allowed convicted rapist David Brown to retain his taxi operator's licence.
Labour backbenchers are pushing to cap UK political donations at £1m a year, with leadership frontrunner Andy Burnham backing a domestic limit.
Andy Burnham said he would not call an early general election if he becomes prime minister, pledging to work to Labour's 2024 manifesto.
Two Romanian men were jailed for a combined 20 years over the stabbing of Iran International presenter Pouria Zeraati.
Kingston upon Thames Council apologised and deleted a line in an e-bike equality assessment saying e-bikes could help women 'stay looking nice'.
Witnesses told MPs sexism, bullying and weak reporting systems are shrinking the pipeline of female coaches, with declines in grassroots and elite sport.
PSNI arrested a man in his 30s after a sustained knife attack in north Belfast left a man in his 40s seriously injured.
Clifton George was jailed for life with a 23-year minimum for murdering Annabel Rook and starting a fire that caused a gas explosion.
Reform UK’s Charlotte Kelly left Staffordshire County Council for the Conservatives, alleging bullying and sexism; Reform said she is subject to a formal complaint.