More than 1 million undocumented migrants and asylum seekers applied to regularise their status in Spain under a government programme offering a one-year residence and work permit, double the expected number.
Andy Burnham's No 10 North will be located in Ancoats, Manchester, on a brownfield site. The civil service base, due for completion by 2028, will house 8,800 staff and is part of his plan to devolve government from Westminster.
The US Supreme Court upheld laws in West Virginia and Idaho excluding transgender girls and women from female sports, overturning lower court rulings in favor of trans students.
Keir Starmer has unveiled a long-awaited £15bn defence investment plan, raiding energy, transport and housing projects. He warns successor Andy Burnham not to borrow to fund defence, as spending rises to 2.7% of GDP by 2030.
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The US Supreme Court ruled that children born in the US to parents unlawfully or temporarily present are citizens under the 14th Amendment, rejecting Trump's executive order.
Andy Burnham promises to end the culture of briefing against female ministers, warning that any staff who undermine women in his team will be sacked immediately.
Starmer announced revision of capital projects on roads and energy to fund increased defence spending, with an extra £15bn raising total to nearly £300bn over four years.
Japan's 2-1 loss to Brazil in the last-32 round ended Asia's hopes, with only Australia surviving. Iran faced obstacles, debutants struggled, and South Korea disappointed as the continent's teams faltered.
Peter Lewis argues that engaging Pauline Hanson with polite scrutiny, rather than outrage, exposes her lack of policy depth and unpreparedness to govern, as shown by her National Press Club address.
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A parliamentary inquiry has found that democracy came 'under assault' at the 2025 federal election by third parties, recommending a code of conduct for polling booths and regulation of significant third parties.
A new Guardian Essential poll shows Australians reject key One Nation policies like ending multiculturalism and privatising ABC, yet 52% are open to voting for the party. Concerns include lack of skilled team and ties to Gina Rinehart.
Thousands joined anti-immigration marches in Johannesburg and across South Africa on Tuesday, with police on high alert amid fears of unrest. Fires were lit and demonstrators carried sticks and shields.
Mauricio Pochettino criticized the US media for not congratulating him after the US finished top of Group D at the World Cup, highlighting cultural differences in press relations.
A key ally of Andy Burnham urges scrapping the benefit cap, which could give affected families an extra £832 per year. The cap currently limits benefits to £1,835 per month outside London.
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Keir Starmer's £15bn defence plan is underfunded, missing £13bn needed, and risks UK security. General Sir Richard Barrons says it won't crack the issue, as Britain lags allies.
Andy Burnham outlines his vision for London, promising good growth in every postcode and hope in every heart through a circuit-breaker in politics.
PM Keir Starmer confirms £15bn defence investment to ready UK for potential Russian attack by 2030, funded by cuts to road and energy projects.
US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said he 'danced a happy dance' after Iran's World Cup 2026 elimination, revoking their visas and taunting the team amid tensions.
Wimbledon's Royal Box patrons face reprimands for watching the World Cup; no football shown on screens or in dressing rooms, says boss Sally Bolton.
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A Westhoughton Town Council meeting was suspended after just seven minutes when members voted to exclude Conservative councillor Martin Tighe over alleged verbal abuse during a row about town centre regeneration.
Sir Neville Trotter, Conservative MP for Tynemouth for 23 years, died peacefully at home on June 25 aged 94. His family remembers him as a 'man of the North East to his core'.
Stormont Speaker Edwin Poots insists he would never have protected Jeffrey Donaldson, as Sinn Fein calls for him to stand aside pending a DUP investigation into claims of inappropriate behaviour by the convicted former leader.
UK defence spending has increased by £1.5bn to £15bn after John Healey resigned as Defence Secretary over a funding shortfall, still short of the £28bn demanded by military chiefs.
Sir Keir Starmer announced a £15 billion defence spending increase, funded by cuts to other departments, focusing on drones, nuclear deterrent upgrades, and a new fighter jet.
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Madagascar's president dissolves government after youth-led protests over water and power cuts leave at least 22 dead, says UN.
Four dogs stolen daily in UK; French bulldogs, staffies most at risk. Recovery rate remains low at 21%.
JD Vance says he and his wife will decide on a 2028 White House run after the 2026 midterms, as Marco Rubio emerges as a rival in polls.
Trump refiles $10bn lawsuit against Wall Street Journal over article alleging letter to Jeffrey Epstein, claiming defamation and actual malice.
Race commentator Pat Comerford apologises for mistaking winning horse Tailgunner Joe for another at Meydan in Dubai.
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Sixteen London MPs claim up to £22k in second home expenses despite short commutes, sparking criticism over taxpayer money.
