Ministers set out a £110m programme to add and refurbish prison cells to ease UK prison overcrowding, with delivery, dates and governance under scrutiny.
Andy Burnham signals potential tax rises in the autumn Budget, stirring debate on fairness and growth in UK tax policy.
UK support for Ukraine stays firm, Andy Burnham says, rejecting Russian threats tied to British drones and urging clear aims, limits and funding in Parliament.
PM unveils a rough sleepers housing plan to move people off the streets before Christmas, backed by councils, charities and tracked delivery tests nationwide.
Clacton by-election results confirm Nigel Farage wins the seat, while questions grow over Reform UK funding, reporting compliance, and transparency after the vote.
UK cost of living support is still falling short, the PM says, as ministers weigh more targeted help on energy bills, rents and benefits in 2026.
Ministers press ahead with asylum seekers housing on ex-military sites to cut hotel use, as councils seek funding clarity and safety checks.
UK council powers could let town halls restrict vape and betting shops in key areas, with new planning tests aimed at protecting high streets.
Palestine Action's appeal advances as judges prepare to evaluate a UK proscription decision under the Terrorism Act 2000.
MI5 compensation is in focus after the agency agreed to pay damages for illegal journalist phone surveillance, intensifying scrutiny of UK oversight.
