Mohammed Al Fayed survivors accuse Met of failing legal duty to refer trafficking victims
Five Al Fayed survivors were confirmed as modern slavery victims via a charity, not the Met, which they accuse of breaching its statutory duty.
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Lennon scrambles for final MP nomination as Marra and Fagan make Scottish Labour ballot
Marra and Fagan qualify for the Scottish Labour leadership ballot as Lennon seeks a final MP nomination before Monday's deadline.
Charity says Westminster council plans to ban its Charing Cross soup kitchen
Friends of Essex & London Homeless says Westminster council intends to ban its weekly Charing Cross soup kitchen; the council cites safety.
Reform UK to bar foreign nationals, including EU settled status holders, from most benefits
Reform UK plans to remove most state benefits from foreign nationals, including EU citizens with settled status, in a paper due Monday.
24H | Reform proposes £50bn welfare cuts and scrapping PIP as Banks appears to confirm Hollinrake investigation
Angela Rayner will protect every pub in England from conversion, while economists expect Wednesday's figures to show inflation rose to about 2.9% in July.
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday found dead nine days after resigning
Jason Arday, 41, who quit Cambridge amid plagiarism allegations he denied, was found dead in Battersea; police say the death is not suspicious.
Standards inquiry into Farage's £5m gift restarts hours after Clacton win
Parliamentary standards inquiry into a £5m gift to Nigel Farage resumes hours after he retakes Clacton with a 12,784 majority.
Nurses collapse on shift in heatwave, RCN says, as 34 candidates contest Clacton by-election
Scotland's BMA rejected a 3.5% doctors' pay award as not enough, while four pollsters showed Labour, Reform UK and the Conservatives within points of each other.
King of the North, Prisoner of the Treasury - The Inside Story of the Strangest Start to a Modern Premiership
Andy Burnham's first 24 days as PM have delivered the fastest-moving, most popular start to a premiership since 2016 — but built on an engineered coronation, a trail of U-turns and £22bn of unfunded promises, with every real decision Budget deferred
Burnham concedes cost-of-living package won't fix bills, signals further business rates cuts at Budget
Andy Burnham says he cannot "promise the earth" on living costs and signals wider business rates action in the 28 October Budget.
Burnham gives councils power to block betting shops as Nacro reports rise in homeless prison leavers
A Public First study found half of respondents say immigration has harmed the UK, while Green MSP Q Manivannan apologised over "spectrum" remarks.
US helicopter fires two Hellfire missiles to disable cargo ship bound for Iran
CENTCOM says US forces fired two Hellfire missiles at the Vela Nova, the third ship disabled under the Iran blockade.