Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces criticism from opposition leaders over his diplomatic visit to China, with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch suggesting he returned with little beyond a souvenir doll.
Newly released documents from the Epstein case reveal further allegations about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's conduct, including claims about Buckingham Palace visits and staff complaints.
Donald Trump issues fresh warnings to Iran, stating 'big powerful ships' are en-route following earlier 'Armada' claims, as Supreme Leader Khamenei threatens regional war.
Royal experts warn Princess Charlotte may confront the same 'very difficult' constitutional position as Prince Harry, facing the historical 'spare' issue when Prince George becomes King.
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Chris Philp MP argues the brutal killing of Rhiannon Whyte might have been prevented if Labour had supported Conservative deportation plans to Rwanda for asylum seekers.
US President Donald Trump issues a stark warning to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, calling enhanced UK-China economic relations 'dangerous' as Starmer concludes a landmark Beijing visit.
The Department for Work and Pensions launches a major campaign targeting Universal Credit fraud, focusing on living arrangements, self-employment, and capital reporting.
The BBC plans to cross-reference up to 40 million iPlayer accounts with home addresses to identify households watching without a TV licence, aiming to recover £550 million in lost revenue annually.
The Department for Work and Pensions will increase in-person assessments for PIP and Universal Credit health elements from April 2026, aiming to save £1.9 billion and boost employment support.
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Former US President Donald Trump has announced he will review 'everything' following his guilty verdict in the hush money trial, with major implications for his 2024 campaign.
Outgoing BBC Director-General Tim Davie warns the broadcaster faces 'profound jeopardy' without licence fee reform, suggesting changes could require more households to contribute funding.
The Department for Work and Pensions is launching a major initiative to tackle Universal Credit overpayments, which reached £6.3 billion last year, affecting eight million claimants.
DWP Permanent Secretary Peter Schofield has revealed that Pension Credit will be the next benefit to undergo bank account scrutiny, following similar measures for Universal Credit.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has issued a strong rebuke to Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland during PMQs, declaring Britain will not yield on principles.
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From 25 February 2026, visitors from 85 visa-exempt countries including the US, Canada and France must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation before entering the UK.
PM Keir Starmer calls Trump's Greenland plan 'completely wrong' but stresses the US is a close ally, rejecting threatened tariffs. Should he be tougher? Share your view.
The Department for Work and Pensions will cut bonuses and sack underperformers in a civil service overhaul announced by Darren Jones. Read the full details.
The Duke of Sussex has arrived at the Royal Courts of Justice in London for the start of a nine-week trial against Associated Newspapers over unlawful information gathering claims. Follow the latest.
PM Sir Keir Starmer has publicly condemned Donald Trump's threats to impose tariffs on the UK and seven other European nations unless the US can buy Greenland. Read his full response.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex await a verdict on their plea for automatic armed police protection in the UK, a decision that could prompt their family's return. Read the latest.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch joined protesters demanding the government block China's proposed London mega-embassy over security concerns. A decision is due by January 20.
Plans for mandatory digital ID cards are being scaled back after nearly three million people signed a petition. The scheme, now expected in 2029, will likely be optional initially. Read the full story and share your view.
MPs are set to question DWP officials over the WASPI women scandal after the Ombudsman raised 'serious concerns' about delays to promised remedial action. Read the latest.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage schedules a cryptic Westminster press conference. It follows Kemi Badenoch sacking Robert Jenrick over alleged defection plot. Full details.
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WASPI campaigners urge 1950s-born women to contact MPs as the government reconsiders compensation for state pension age changes. The crucial decision deadline is 2 March 2026.
The DWP must give a final decision on payouts for WASPI women by March 3. The ombudsman recommended compensation up to £2,950. Read the latest on this long-running saga.
British personnel are being withdrawn from a key US air base in Qatar as tensions with Iran escalate. Read the latest on the security precaution and diplomatic fallout.
The UK government performs a U-turn on its mandatory digital ID scheme for work checks. Discover the new flexible approach and its implications for migrants and services.
The BBC is pursuing legal action to have Donald Trump's $10bn defamation claim thrown out, arguing the disputed Panorama programme was not aired in the US. A trial could be set for 2027.
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The DWP has removed a clause from a welfare bill that would have tightened PIP eligibility. The move follows a review and concerns from MPs across the House.
