Ofcom investigates Sky News after Farage complains over approach to daughter's home
Ofcom is investigating a fairness and privacy complaint made by Reform UK on Nigel Farage's behalf about a Sky News broadcast.
Ofcom is investigating a fairness and privacy complaint made by Reform UK on Nigel Farage's behalf about a Sky News broadcast.
Westminster, Wandsworth and Kensington and Chelsea leaders say funding reforms force tax rises; the government says money now goes where need is greatest.
Burnham says every mayoral authority will receive five to 10 seconded Whitehall civil servants from autumn under a new pilot.
Retired envoys accuse Israel of "ethnic cleansing" in the West Bank and demand suspended trade agreements and an arms transfer ban.
Kemi Badenoch ruled out any pact with Reform UK and said Tory defectors would not be welcomed back into the party.
July borrowing reached £1.8bn, up 68.7% on last year, against an OBR forecast of a £500m surplus.
The NCA joined Burnham's waste crackdown, Powell set out a new qualification as 620,000 face resits, and banks warned Healey off tax rises.
A More in Common poll put Labour on 28%, four points ahead of Reform UK, its first lead over the party since March 2025.
A review of official data finds the Home Office's Andrew Tate figure traces to a 2023 poll its own source later roughly halved.
Reform UK has suspended Sunderland councillor Glenn Gibbins, 66, ahead of a 21 August court hearing over a 2024 social media post.
Sir Mel Stride tied rising prices to the autumn Budget, gilt yields eased to around 5.05% and unemployment held at 4.9%.
A nine-page Home Office booklet sets out expected behaviour for asylum seekers, covering public conduct, sex and consent, and gender equality.