89 m. ago Voters label Democrats ‘out of touch’ and ‘weak’ in latest troubling poll ahead of 2026 midterms

In the wake of Democrats’ 2024 election losses, the party has faced several criticisms, including accusations that it has abandoned working-class voters

Politics

90 m. ago Jeff Bezos’ Amazon is purging workers who had status revoked under Trump: report

Haitians make up the largest share of foreign workers at Amazon’s Ohio warehouse and may outnumber American employees

Politics

1 hour ago Welcome to London... Bailiffs tearing down a migrant 'shanty town', a fatal stabbing in Knightsbridge, and the rich fleeing. Another week in our tried, tarnished and dangerous capital

More than 50 bailiffs had arrived to break up the sprawling migrant camp that had taken root over recent months in one of the world's most exclusive postcodes.

Events

1 hour ago Starmer's migrant plan set to be sunk before it's launched: Campaigners threaten to scupper return deal with France

Only a day after unveiling the scheme alongside Emmanuel Macron, the PM was facing objections from Europe and charities that helped ground the Tories' Rwanda plan.

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2 h. ago Oasis Heaton Park support act Cast bring out huge music legend for first Manchester show

Oasis' Heaton Park support act Cast were joined on stage during their opening set this evening by a music legend - for the first of five homecoming gigs this week

Sport

3 h. ago DAME ANGELA EAGLE: Historic migrant return deal shows we're replacing chaos with control

Writing for The Mirror, Border Security and Asylum Minister Dame Angela Eagle says Labour is finally replacing chaos with control, after a groundbreaking returns deal was agreed with France

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3 h. ago Keir Starmer deal to return small boats migrants 'is historic breakthrough'

Home Office minister Dame Angela Eagle said the new migrant returns deal with France will help 'replace chaos with control' and she branded the agreement 'historic'

Economics

4 h. ago Neighbours' veterans Annie Jones and Stefan Dennis support fellow cast as they share an emotional final day on set after 40 years on air

The final episode of Neighbours is set to air on December 11, after fans have witnessed the continuing drama be axed three times.

Sport

5 h. ago Oasis Heaton Park support band Cast brings out music legend for first Manchester show

The band, fronted by John Power, brought out a surprise star

Culture

5 h. ago Mixed reaction to Starmer’s migrant deal as charities add to calls for clarity

Some welcome a plan for a legal route to the UK but others worry about how people will be selected for deportationUK politics live – latest updatesKeir Starmer’s migrant return deal is under scrutiny after charities called for more clarity on how people will be chosen for deportation and the EU said it was still assessing the agreement.No 10 said on Friday it was confident in the legality of the deal to return about 50 people a week to France in return for accepting the same number through a safe and legal route. Continue reading...

Economics

6 h. ago The Guardian view on Starmer and Macron’s channel crossings deal: safe routes hold the key to future progress | Editorial

The government has hailed its ‘one in, one out’ migrant returns deal as a breakthrough. But awkward questions over its implementation remainTo use a football analogy that he might appreciate, the first year of Sir Keir Starmer’s premiership has been a game of two halves. Domestically, grievous strategic mistakes have been made. On the foreign stage, however, an approach that Sir Keir likes to style as “quiet, serious diplomacy” has yielded some tangible results.For the most part, this week’s state visit by Emmanuel Macron further showcased the benefits of leaving behind the blowhard politics of the post-Brexit years. Sir Keir and the French president used the occasion to pledge greater cooperation on security and strengthened their joint commitment to safeguarding Ukraine’s future as a sovereign independent state. But the biggest take-away from Mr Macron’s trip launched the prime minister straight back into toxic domestic terrain.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this a...

Politics

6 h. ago Wills in action! Prince of Wales shows off his polo skills in annual Windsor charity match

William, 43, wore his number 4 navy blue jersey as he joined his teammates for the Out-Sourcing Inc. Royal Charity Polo Cup at Guards Polo Club.

Events

7 h. ago Plan to link rare cancer sufferers to suitable clinical trials clears Commons

Allison Gardner MP dedicated her support for the Rare Cancers Bill to her mother, who died of pancreatic cancer.

Science

7 h. ago 'We're just as important as England!' Wales look to go out of Euro 2025 with a bang

The Red Wall have been nothing short of exceptional in Switzerland, and the intensity of their support is set to go nuclear this weekend.

Politics

7 h. ago Eamonn Holmes inundated with support after huge GB News shake

Eamonn Holmes has been inundated with messages of support following a career announcement on Friday

Politics

8 h. ago An amateur cyclist completed the Tour de France. Here’s what happened

In 2021, Steve Faulkner completed the Tour de France route in support of Cure Leukaemia

Politics

8 h. ago Protesters ‘to hold banners in support of banned Palestine Action’ over weekend

Campaign group Defend Our Juries said demonstrations will take place in London, Manchester, Cardiff and Londonderry.

Events

8 h. ago Badenoch hits out at Macron blaming increased migrant crossings on Brexit

The Conservative leader, a supporter of the leave campaign in the 2016 referendum, also said it was time for ‘people to stop blaming Brexit’.

Events

8 h. ago ‘Occupation is buried deep in our psyche’: the haunting exhibition showing Irish support for Palestinians

From checkpoint photos to a bullet-ridden car door memorialising the killing of five-year-old Hind Rajab, a new show highlights the shared resistance between Irish and Palestinian artistsThere are no tanks or tear gas, no shattered apartment blocks or bloodied limbs. Just eyes – heavy and charcoal-drawn – staring in stillness and silence. They don’t accuse. They don’t beg. They simply watch. Peering out of pale, formless faces – a quiet demand to acknowledge their very existence.This is Gazans’ View of the World, a stark monochrome piece by Palestinian artist Nabil Abughanima, one of more than 50 works now on display at Metamorphika Studio in Hackney, London. Together, they form Dlúthpháirtíocht – the Irish word for “solidarity” – an exhibition that spans continents, memories and borders, binding Palestinian and Irish histories into a single frame. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Salt Path author’s next book delayed due to ‘considerable distress’

Penguin Michael Joseph said it is ‘our priority to support the author at this time’

Culture