Britain and seven allies oppose US sanctions against the ICC in a joint declaration published on 9 October, warning of consequences for its work and staff.
Downing Street reaffirms sanctions and support for Ukraine after Donald Trump announces a Russian diesel agreement and the US issues a related licence.
Chris Bryant has prohibited the disputed Drumcree procession after police warned of serious disorder, prompting contrasting nationalist and unionist reactions.
The Environment Agency has declared drought in Yorkshire following months of low rainfall, with rivers and reservoirs depleted despite recent rain.
Two men were arrested following a perimeter breach at RAF Molesworth. Counter-terrorism police are investigating their suspected National Security Act offence.
A £48 million government-industry partnership will support dementia research, with £33 million of public funding and a focus on clinical trial recruitment.
Ministers plan wider regulation of ADHD and autism assessments, a review of advertising and national NHS prices following the Fonagy review.
Home Office figures show a 7% increase in police-recorded hate crime, with racial and religious offences rising while three other categories declined.
The High Court heard that warrants used to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s properties were unlawful. Police confirm the investigation continues.
Sagal Abdi-Wali wins Holborn and St Pancras for Labour with 12,292 votes, defeating Green leader Zack Polanski by a majority of 3,364.
The 10-year gilt yield touched 5.527% on 8 October amid a global bond sell-off, adding pressure ahead of John Healey’s 28 October Budget.
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