2 h. ago Two Labour MPs ‘denied entry’ to Israel during West Bank visit

The pair were travelling to observe medical and humanitarian work carried out by various organisations, including Medical Aid for Palestinians.

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3 h. ago Respected and admired as a coach and player ... but here's why Scottish football will NEVER love Gordon Strachan

A remarkable story unfolded at a Glasgow theatre last weekend: two giants of Scottish popular culture vying with each other to see who was held most fondly in the country's heart.

Sport

3 h. ago Parking move that's against the Highway Code but people do it every day

Many drivers may not be aware that they are breaking the rules when they park their car in this common way - but it could end up landing them a significant fine

Politics

3 h. ago Furries, memes and discord: A deep dive into the internet communities and  political polarisation at the heart of the shooting that shocked America

Across this series, we'll piece together what happened on the day Kirk was gunned down, track the investigation as it unfolds, and examine the forces that led to such an act of violence. Listen now.

Events

4 h. ago Labour faces questions over what concessions were made to secure a £30billion deal with US tech giants

As part of Donald Trump's State visit this week, Keir Starmer has struck an agreement that could bring billions of pounds into Britain. It will enable both countries to cooperate on areas such as AI.

Economics

4 h. ago A record 17.5 million fines could be dished out by parking 'cowboys' this year as Labour dithers over a planned crackdown on rogue firms

Ruthless private firms have already slapped drivers with 4.3 million tickets between April and June - an average of 2,000 every hour - as ministers face fresh calls to get tough on them.

Economics

5 h. ago Black women face maternity care crisis as racism a 'core driver', MPs warn

In its inquiry, the Health and Social Committee 'repeatedly' heard that racism is 'one of the core drivers' of Black women facing disproportionately poor outcomes in maternity care

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6 h. ago A quiet catastrophe is unfolding as Labour drives away the hi

Wes Streeting is often hailed as the brightest star in a Cabinet of dullards. But the Health Secretary is helping to bring about a catastrophe for Britain's vital life science and medicine industries.

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6 h. ago The five steps Labour must take to get Britain working again, by recruitment boss LEE BIGGINS

Unemployment has rocketed to 4.7%, the highest in four years, and businesses are in retreat, rowing back on investment in the face of higher costs

Economics

8 h. ago Eritrean man wins High Court bid to block removal in latest blow to Government's ‘one in, one out’ drive

Ministers agreed the pilot scheme with the French government in July as part of efforts to deter the number of arrivals by small boat crossings

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9 h. ago Drug driver who crashed her Mini into tree killing herself and passenger was 'anxious about driving in Britain'

Sara Pancas, 38, died two days after smashing her Mini into a tree beside the A11 at Ketteringham, Norfolk. Backseat passenger Sara Ribeiro, 29, died at the scene of the accident.

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9 h. ago QUENTIN LETTS: 'No courage, no judgement, no backbone,' thundered Kemi as just ONE Labour MP defended Keir Starmer

Just one Labour backbencher defended the absent Sir Keir Starmer. Name of Slinger, the Member for Rugby.

Events

9 h. ago Many ask where the hurricanes are this season as the Atlantic remains quiet

Not a single named storm has formed in the Atlantic Ocean in nearly three weeks, even though it’s the peak of hurricane season

Politics

10 h. ago Man wins High Court bid to block removal to France under ‘one in, one out’ drive

Ministers agreed the pilot scheme with the French government in July as part of efforts to deter the number of arrivals by small boat crossings.

Events

10 h. ago Disability benefit claimants rise by almost 100,000 since Labour's shameful welfare capitulation

There were 3.83 million people claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in England and Wales at the end of July - up by two per cent from 3.74 million claimants in just three months.

Politics

10 h. ago Mandelson not given security vetting before appointment as UK ambassador to US

Foreign secretary admits Labour peer was cleared as envoy without the involvement of her department

Politics

11 h. ago Labour's flailing 'one in, one out' migrant deal challenged in the High Court by Eritrean man, 25, who claims he will be 'destitute' if sent back to France

A human rights claim - the first challenge to reach court over the UK-France deal - will place the Government under renewed pressure after two removals flights failed to go ahead.

Events

11 h. ago Baby dies after vehicle 'reverses over pram' in horror car park incident

The fatal incident took place on Monday afternoon when the 35-year-old driver reportedly reversed her Renault SUV over two youngsters.

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11 h. ago Labour local government leader backs Starmer ‘without emerging alternative’

Sir Stephen Houghton said the Prime Minister is facing a dangerous public ‘mindset’ after weeks of Government turmoil.

Politics

11 h. ago Bombshell poll puts Wales on course to change beyond all recognition

It makes bleak reading for the Labour party in Wales

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