A former London Labour MEP frames the new start as rebuilding trust, central-local balance, and post-Brexit hope.

Two challengers, Dan Kleban and Nirav Shah, exit on Sunday and endorse Jackson as the most electable.

What changed in the escalation, what diplomats say is still on, and how it reshapes risk for markets and industry.

The Foreign Minister calls it an “extremely serious act of intimidation” as French diplomats report detention, interrogation, and physical abuse.

A new prime minister opens with housing homelessness. The policy priorities behind it matter for how power gets exercised.

What Russia claims happened in the border region is unfolding alongside Ukraine’s drone campaign over Moscow, escalating risk at every level.

Fry, a South Carolina Republican congressman, steps into the opening of a Senate seat vacated by the late Graham.

Robbie Knock says Spain’s “diligent” performance beat fortune, while refereeing controversy and Messi’s farewell shape how it’s remembered.

A NORAD statement says more than 10 GA aircraft entered restricted airspace, with three requiring intercepts over Bedminster.

His “end rough sleeping” pledge repeats an earlier promise from his Manchester mayor days, raising the big question: can policy deliver this time?

Justices will weigh whether Alaska can forfeit an aircraft for an incident tied to six-pack Budweiser into a dry village.

With Ukraine fighting and Russia pressing, the old legal line determines how far NATO can credibly project power.