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Two cryptocurrency billionaires have reportedly given Reform UK £36 million each in less than 48 hours, forcing a serious new argument about money, influence and election rules.
Donald Trump said he would love to see a united Ireland after meeting Micheál Martin. Downing Street says Britain’s consent-based position remains unchanged.
MP Lauren Edwards is making a fresh attempt to legalise assisted dying for some terminally ill adults in England and Wales after the previous bill stalled in the Lords.
The Bayeux Tapestry has opened to the public at the British Museum, returning to England for the first time in almost a thousand years. Tickets are already history too.
The government has ordered a rapid account of the NATS systems failure that caused roughly 2,000 flight cancellations. Here is what passengers can still claim and why the recovery lasts longer than the outage.
The Metropolitan Police has widened an existing investigation after a documentary raised fresh allegations about possible foreign-funding arrangements. Reform UK denies wrongdoing and says it will cooperate.
Joshua Cammidge, 31, has been charged under the National Security Act after a counter-terrorism investigation. The allegations are unproven and proceedings are active.
Police are investigating after 11 sheep disappeared from Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire. Clarkson says the missing flock is worth more than £2,000 — and counting them is not exactly straightforward.
A disputed café visit on Great Bernera has become a £10,000 court claim. Here is the timeline, what each side says and what has not been decided.
Consumer watchdog Which? created a fake holiday listing for the prime minister’s official residence, processed a test payment and even added a review about Larry the cat. The joke exposed a much less funny question about online booking fraud.
A new government campaign will encourage households to keep tinned food, bottled water and basic supplies for cyberattacks, floods, extreme heat and other national emergencies. Britain has reached the emergency cupboard stage.
After reported disorder involving more than 100 young people at Hanley, unaccompanied under-16s now need an adult on 32 services after 6pm. Britain’s wholesome summer scheme has reached the consequences stage.