Iran has designated the Royal Navy and RAF as terrorist organisations under Iranian law and separately declared MI6 a hostile entity.
Former Green co-leader Adrian Ramsay warns of hard-left influence and calls for wider membership involvement in policy after a disputed conference vote.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Emma Reynolds faces criticism after distinguishing employers from “working people” in a GB News interview, reopening Labour’s tax pledge debate.
Mineworkers’ Pension Scheme trustees say a ready-to-sign deal to release approximately £1bn was withdrawn before the Budget, despite concessions on future surpluses.
Former Chancellor Rachel Reeves says Britain’s future lies in the EU, backing a renewed debate while Labour’s existing manifesto commitments remain in force.
Chancellor John Healey declines to guarantee that Labour will equalise adult minimum wage rates before the next election, as the April 2027 hourly gap remains £1.94.
New supervision requirements for children under 12 around exempted banned dog types take effect in England and Wales on 1 November 2026.
Metropolitan Police confirm 325 arrests at a London protest opposing the Palestine Action ban, including 320 on suspicion of support for a proscribed organisation.
New rules effective 31 October 2026 align eligible bereaved families’ asbestos and dust-disease compensation rates with sufferers’ awards under two statutory schemes.
New Economics Foundation analysis says another £7bn could be needed to scale up council and social housebuilding, despite more than £40bn already committed.
Former Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Europe must take greater responsibility for defence and strengthen UK-EU ties as the US relationship changes.
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