Policy

Burnham and Badenoch revive red versus blue politics as Reform lands a £36m donation, with Labour and Tories both buoyant.

Four women sue Amazon over pregnancy accommodations, alleging denied bathroom breaks, chairs, and seats, leading to termination at New York warehouses.

The US will not attend the NATO-hosted civilian harm forum it cofounded after Hegseth dismantled the CHMR mission, leaving partners to lead.

Andy Burnham says national security can't come at the expense of social security, rejecting Tory plan to cut housing benefit for defence.

Georgia's lethal injection costs exceed $1.1 million since pandemic, despite one execution, with secrecy laws shielding details.

Hundreds of anti-migrant protesters blocked roads in Portsmouth after about 140 migrants arrived in a dinghy, prompting police dispersal orders.

John Swinney suggests Scots will not travel further for health care reforms under plans to cut health boards from 14 to two.

Trump's 100% drone tariff alarms critics who warn it will harm public safety and devastate US businesses, especially those relying on DJI drones.

ProPublica analysis finds habeas delays in Mississippi and Louisiana, with cases taking a median of 92 and 89 days, leaving immigrants detained longer.

Reform UK gathers in Birmingham amid funding rows and police investigation, facing renewed opposition.

Music publishers, including Sony, cite Anthropic staff chats extolling Zlibrary piracy in a new lawsuit over alleged torrenting of copyrighted songs.

The Trump-era CFPB's collaborative strategy with Bilt left consumers vulnerable after repeated failures.