The Institute for Fiscal Studies calls for more nuanced fiscal targets and a traffic-light system to replace Chancellor Rachel Reeves' current framework ahead of the March statement.
A coalition of over 100 refugee support groups calls for the disbandment of the Home Office's national age assessment board, citing flawed processes that endanger children and cause severe trauma.
US military assets are amassing in the Middle East ahead of a potential strike on Iran, with President Trump reportedly deliberating intensely over the decision.
Labour is embroiled in internal confusion over its minimum wage commitment, with Sir Keir Starmer insisting on manifesto promises while Chancellor Rachel Reeves dodges questions on youth wage increases.
US President Donald Trump has publicly criticised the UK's Chagos Islands sovereignty deal with Mauritius, calling it a 'big mistake' just one day after his administration expressed support for the agreement.
The National Crime Agency is assisting UK police forces investigating information from the Epstein files, with West Midlands Police among those reviewing documents. Surrey Police seek witnesses to 1990s allegations, while other forces probe flights and mi
The US military confirms Air Force One will adopt a red, white and blue paint scheme championed by former President Donald Trump, marking a significant departure from the iconic Kennedy-era design.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared Australia will do 'nothing' to assist 23 Australian children stranded in Syrian detention camps, sparking a fiery clash with ABC host Hamish Macdonald.
Dame Antonia Romeo, the favoured candidate for cabinet secretary, repaid travel expenses after commuting from London to New York at public expense while transitioning roles in 2017.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has publicly defended Channel Nine sports reporter Danika Mason after she apologised for appearing to drink before a live cross from the Winter Olympics in Italy.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke confirms 34 ISIS-linked women and children in Syria possess Australian passports, with some potentially returning within days amid security concerns.
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is named in a civil lawsuit alleging assault, with claims seeking damages for injuries and emotional distress.
Norman C. Francis, a civil rights leader and former Xavier University president who helped rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, has passed away at 94.
Justice Department attorneys in New Jersey violated approximately 50 court orders over 10 weeks in immigration cases, citing overwhelming workloads and logistical delays during deportation efforts.
The UK government under Labour has served eviction notices to Chagossian islanders attempting to resettle their homeland, threatening prison sentences or fines if they refuse to leave British territory.
Russia and Iran are conducting joint naval exercises in the Sea of Oman and Indian Ocean, heightening tensions as the US weighs military intervention in the Middle East.
A Donald Trump adviser indicates a high probability of kinetic action against Iran, as tensions escalate despite nuclear talks and increased US military presence in the Middle East.
Donald Trump used a White House Black History Month reception to list African-American celebrities he calls friends, just a week after sharing a racist video about the Obamas.
Paris Wilson told police she arranged a meeting for alleged attackers at her home but did not expect violence, as court hears details of fatal sulphuric acid assault on Danny Cahalane.
Family and friends mourn Kathleen 'Kit' Boucher, 71, who died after falling through ice on Cape Cod, while search continues for her missing husband Gerald 'Jerry' Boucher, 72.
Tommy was left despondent on Love Island All Stars after a brutal game revealed 83% of the public think Jessy is using him to reach the final, sparking tears and tension in the villa amid a backdrop of over 11,000 Ofcom complaints about bullying.
A memorial for Renee Good, killed by an ICE agent, was deliberately set ablaze with gasoline in Minneapolis. Authorities investigate as community expresses outrage.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper calls for urgent action at UN Security Council, revealing Palestinian children have frozen to death in Gaza's humanitarian catastrophe.
Robert Jenrick reveals how a private meeting with Nigel Farage led to Reform UK's policy reversal on the two-child benefit cap, marking his defection from the Conservatives.
New legislation will force social media platforms to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours or face severe penalties including potential bans and substantial fines.
Team GB's curling teams keep their medal dreams alive with crucial wins over USA and Japan, but must rely on other results to advance to the semi-finals in a nail-biting Olympic showdown.
Sources indicate a high probability of US military action against Iran within weeks, as diplomatic talks falter and regional military build-up intensifies.
A Florida family of six, including four young children and a baby, died in a tragic house fire in Dixie County. The community rallies with fundraisers as the cause remains under investigation.
The Department of Homeland Security has halted most staff travel due to the government shutdown, potentially hindering FEMA's disaster relief efforts, including flood mapping and storm response.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper chairs UN Security Council meeting on Sudan, demanding accountability for atrocities and highlighting violence against women and girls.