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In the wake of the devastating Swiss bar fire that claimed 41 lives and injured 115, the government has announced a solidarity payout to support victims and their families.

Ministers tap Tony Blair's thinktank and leading AI firms to guide deployment of AI in UK government, raising concerns over potential conflicts of interest.

UK government reviews options to reduce the financial strain on graduates with Plan 2 student loans, including increasing repayment thresholds.

Activists donning frog costumes took to the streets to voice their opposition during President Trump's State of the Union address.

A media watchdog group alleges that Israel is responsible for the deaths of 84 out of 129 journalists killed globally in 2025, making it the deadliest country for reporters.

The UK government takes swift action, introducing a new legal definition for 'honor'-based abuse to better protect vulnerable individuals.

The German Bundestag has approved a major drone acquisition deal, with some changes made to address concerns. Meanwhile, Chancellor Merz is in China for high-level talks.

The UK government insists plans to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius are still on track, despite a minister's claim that the deal was 'paused' for discussions with US counterparts.

Former Harvard president Lawrence Summers will step down after revelations of his closer ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein than previously disclosed.

The Epstein files released by the Justice Department are missing crucial records about a woman who made a claim against Trump. Experts raise concerns over the selective disclosure.