A Palestinian toddler was returned to his family after being held for ten hours by Israeli forces in Gaza, with medical reports showing burn marks on his thighs consistent with cigarette burns.
The Metropolitan Police has said it will resume arresting people for showing support for Palestine Action, despite a High Court ruling that found the government’s ban on the group to be unlawful.
Eight Palestine Action defendants on hunger strike are in rapidly declining health, with several hospitalised. Their lawyers warn they could die without urgent government action, while MPs say ministers are ignoring calls for answers.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron and Friedrich Merz in London as the Trump administration pressures Ukraine to give up land to end the war. Ukraine is resisting and public opposition to territorial concessions remains strong.
A new inquiry says police forces are still failing to properly investigate sexual offences, warning that women remain at risk nearly four years after the murder of Sarah Everard.
Despite the arguments and the walkouts and the public disagreements at the Your Party Conference, delegates passed a series of motions that now shape the party’s identity. These decisions are the foundation on which the movement will try to build.
Rachel Reeves has delivered one of the most sweeping Budgets in years — a package she says is designed to “stabilise the economy, rebuild public services and make the tax system fairer.”
Rachel Reeves has now presented her Budget, calling it a serious and responsible plan to rebuild the country. But once the details are unpacked, it becomes clear that this Budget tells a much deeper story. It is a story about who is being asked to fix Bri
One year ago, Labour suspended seven MPs for voting to scrap the two-child benefit cap. Zarah Sultana was among them, openly calling the policy cruel, poverty-inducing and morally indefensible.
City mayors will be given the power to introduce a charge of roughly £2 per night on
Milkshakes and flavoured lattes will soon face a sugar tax for the first time as Labour prepares a major push to tackle rising obesity levels and improve public health.
