Third man charged over fires at homes linked to PM
Petro Pochynok, 34, has been charged with conspiracy to commit arson with intent to endanger life.
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Paul Adams: Starmer and Lammy sound genuinely angry at Israel
The PM sounded genuinely angry at Israel's aid blockade and expanded Gaza offensive, writes diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams.
Paul Adams: Starmer and Lammy sound genuinely angry at Israel
The PM sounded genuinely angry at Israel's aid blockade and expanded Gaza offensive, writes diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams.
Union blames council for lack of bin strike deal
Unite accuses Birmingham City Council of failing to meet a promised deadline to present a pay offer.
Doubts over whether Brits can use EU e-gates this summer
It is unclear whether UK travellers can avoid long queues this summer and use e-gates at European airports.
Chris Mason: EU deal a reminder of an uneasy relationship
Our political editor reflects on the UK's deal with the EU to smoothen frictions in trade.
The new UK-EU deal at a glance
A new agreement setting out post-Brexit relations on areas including fishing rights, trade and defence has been reached.
Leaked memo reveals Rayner called for tax rises
The deputy prime minister's department sent the note before the Spring Statement.
Second man charged over fires at homes linked to PM
Stanislav Carpiuc, 26, has been charged with conspiracy to commit arson with intent to endanger life, police say.
Government says water company investigations have increased
The government says it has launched 81 criminal investigations for alleged breaches of environmental law.
Starmer apologises for 'rude' answer to Plaid MP
Starmer told Liz Saville Roberts she spoke "rubbish" after she challenged him over migration.
Labour postpones women's conference after Supreme Court ruling
The decision has been condemned by trans rights advocates and by gender critical activists.
UK, France and Canada threaten action against Israel over Gaza
The UK, France and Canada "strongly oppose" Benjamin Netanyahu's expansion of military operations, a statement from their leaders said.
Doubts over whether Brits can use EU e-gates this summer
It is unclear whether UK travellers can avoid long queues this summer and use e-gates at European airports.
Family criticises law change on paedophiles' parental rights
Those convicted of child sexual offences may not be banned from contact with their own offspring.
Who are the winners and losers from the UK-EU agreement?
A deal between the UK and European Union (EU) has been agreed at a post-Brexit leaders summit in London.
UK steps up action against Israel over Gaza offensive
Foreign Secretary David Lammy summons the Israeli ambassador and suspends talks on a trade deal.
Starmer apologises for 'rude' answer to Plaid MP
Starmer told Liz Saville Roberts she spoke "rubbish" after she challenged him over migration.
Ministers consider easing winter fuel payment cuts
Options under discussion include changing eligibility, or restoring the payments to all pensioners.
Peers demand more protection from AI for creatives
MPs have already overturned calls for more copyright protection for artists against AI once before.
