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Abdul El-Sayed Sees Windfall in Donations After Betrayal by Stevens

The leftwing former public health official has been the headline of the midterm elections after primary opponent Haley Stevens changed her endorsement to Republican opponent Mike Rogers Sunday.

Zelenskyy to make unexpected visit to Berlin for talks with Merz – Europe live

Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to make an unexpected visit to Berlin for talks with German chancellor Friedrich Merz ahead of next week’s trilateral talks with Russia and the US in Abu Dhabi.

Kemi Badenoch issues huge warning as 'North Koreans' strike

Kemi Badenoch is to attend a rally in central London today as she warns the UK is under increased and unrelenting threat from hostile actors. The Tory chiefs' warning comes just hours after hackers turned up the heat on hundreds of supermarket fridges around the country.

State pensioners handed £208 cash boost on top of state pension

A benefit given to state pensioners has been given another cash boost in the latest Budget by Chancellor John Healey and Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

Rachel Reeves names UK's 'obvious' key ally as she slams Trump

Rachel Reeves has said the EU remains the "obvious" key ally for Britain as ties shift away from the US. The former Labour chancellor said the country must make the EU its major political partner as she slammed Donald Trump for making "American allies poorer" through tariffs and military action around the world. She told the Institute of Politics at the Harvard Kennedy School on Monday: "I profoundly disagree with Mr Trump’s choices that have made America’s allies poorer.

US midterm elections 2026 live: Americans go to the polls in referendum on Trump’s agenda

The US Congress has two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Both must approve federal legislation before it can become law and both play important roles in overseeing the executive branch.

This City is Ours confirms Rachel Duffy and Freddie's ultimate fates

Rachel Duffy is no longer content to stay in the background as the men call the shots in This City is Ours. But her growing influence in the second series sets the stage for one of many deadly storylines that also draws in Freddie (Adam Abbou). Played by Laura Aikman, the gang's accountant spent the first series fighting to have her voice heard. Now, a secret deal with Jamie (Jack McMullen) offers her a chance to take control — putting her at odds with those closest to her.

Sarah Ferguson ‘still in contact with Andrew' despite Epstein probe

Sarah Ferguson is said to be quietly plotting her next chapter on British soil—and she is reportedly still very much in touch with her disgraced ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, it has been claimed. The former Duchess of York, 67, has been keeping a remarkably low profile since retreating from the public eye.

Man's Gisele Pelicot warning after visiting husband's house 'to rape his wife'

A man on trial over the drugging and raping of a woman by her husband messaged him saying, “Remember what happened to the guy in France”, a court has heard. Robert Stewart, 70, is among nine men on trial over allegations he took part in the abuse of a woman by her husband.

Rachel Reeves insists £66billion tax rises left Britain better off

The former Chancellor defended the "difficult choices" made across her two Budgets

West Ham sack Nuno Espirito Santo and confirm replacement set to be appointed

West Ham United have confirmed the immediate sacking of manager Nuno Espirito Santo this morning. The Championship outfit have tumbled to eighth position in the table following consecutive home defeats against Southampton and West Brom. Nuno's final fixture at the helm against the Baggies culminated in a 3-1 loss, as the Hammers continue to flounder since their relegation to the second tier last season.

Andy Burnham slapped down in Labour rebellion over EU migration plan

Andy Burnham's top team have refused to back a return to free movement despite the Prime Minister's bid for closer ties to the EU. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and Asylum Minister Anna Turley both declined to back the move, suggesting the Home Office does not share Mr Burnham's desire to reopen the Brexit debate.