A protest over the death of a Moroccan man during his arrest descended into hours of violence, leaving six officers injured.

Andy Burnham pledged greater public ownership and sweeping economic change but made no mention of immigration in his first Downing Street speech.

The U.S. secretary of state says Washington will work with Germany to combat violent left-wing extremist networks after the January attack that left 100,000 Berlin residents without power.

The outgoing prime minister is spending his last days in office promoting Britain’s role in Ukraine while leaving behind a government that lost the confidence of its own MPs.

Police are facing tough questions after reversing their assessment of the case, while investigators examine reports that Communist literature was discovered at the suspect’s home.

Police believe the suspect drove nearly 270 miles from South Yorkshire to Devon before the fatal attack, with newly released CCTV helping establish his movements.

Elite universities reserve dozens of scholarships and outreach schemes for ethnic minorities even as an independent inquiry warns that white working-class children are being failed by the education system.

The Home Office says the scheme will help cut the cost of Britain’s £4 billion asylum system, though Oxford’s Migration Observatory expects it to have only a limited impact.

Universities, churches, employers, and community groups will be able to sponsor refugees under Labour’s proposed overhaul of the asylum system.

Viral memes and mockery greeted the PM’s resignation, but critics warn his likely successor could take Labour even further to the Left.

The former transport minister was convicted over a pandemic-era contracts scheme, while opposition parties demanded the Spanish PM resign and call elections.

The Mandelson scandal, record migrant crossings, and repeated policy reversals helped erode the authority that brought Labour to power in 2024.