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Jeremy Corbyn's new party already in chaos as tetchy interview reveals another fallout

Jeremy Corbyn has given yet another indication of the simmering tensions between himself and Zarah Sultana as they try to get their fledgling left-wing party off the ground. The former Labour leader...

Yvette Cooper breaks silence amid fury over Labour fighting to keep migrant hotel open

Migrant hotels must be closed in a “properly managed way” rather than through “piecemeal court decisions”, Yvette Cooper has insisted.The Home Secretary said the Home Office’s controversial...

Social media points out glaring gaffe in Trump's plan to paint border wall black to stop c

Social media users believe they've spotted a glaring flaw in President Donald Trump's latest brainwave to paint the U.S.-Mexico border black to prevent people from scaling it.Department of Homeland...

Head of traveller family makes final Rolls Royce tour in 'solid gold coffin'

The head of a well-regarded traveller family was buried in a 'six-figure solid gold' coffin, with relatives declaring that 'money is no object'.Following Frank Thompson's death at 69 from a chest...

Home Office launches appeal after council blocks migrant hotels in huge betrayal

The Home Office is desperately scrambling to keep The Bell Hotel open for migrants, it has emerged.Ministers on Friday confirmed they are appealing the High Court’s decision to block Yvette...

Why Putin's enemies keep toppling out of high windows

The window on the fifth floor of a building in the historic city of Petrozavodsk in northwestern Russia was wide open when the figure of a man appeared briefly, before plunging to the ground. The...

Rachel Reeves plotting major 'pensions tax raid' in huge blow to older Brits

Rachel Reeves will look to launch a “pensions tax raid” to help fill a huge black hole in public finances, an expert has warned. There are warnings the Chancellor may need to raise taxes again in...

Asylum hotels face at least 27 protests nationwide this weekend after Epping court ruling

Asylum hotels across the country will be hit by a wave of anti-immigration protests this weekend.Dozens of demonstrations were being planned on Thursday as it emerged that a record 111,000 people had...

Labour in meltdown: 1-in-4 members to desert Starmer for Corbyn's breakaway leftist party

One in four Labour members could back Jeremy Corbyn's party at the next general election, a shock poll has concluded.Twenty-eight per cent of those surveyed said they were considering supporting the...

Israel will begin talks to free all hostages, Netanyahu says

Israel will begin talks to free all hostages, Netanyahu says25 minutes agoJames GregoryBBC NewsReutersIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he has instructed negotiations to begin for...

Record 111,000 UK asylum applications in past year, figures show

Record 111,000 UK asylum applications in past year, figures show 2 hours agoDominic CascianiHome and Legal Correspondent•@BBCDomCGettyA record 111,000 asylum applications were made to the UK during...

Reform’s Zia Yusuf slams ‘soft touch Britain’ as ‘dire’ migrant crisis ‘is getting worse’

Reform’s Zia Yusuf has issued a stark warning to Brits in light of the Home Office’s new figures on migration. The data released on Thursday shows that the number of asylum seekers staying in...

Labour's 'day of shame' as shocking migrant figures show 'complete collapse' of UK border

Labour has led to a complete collapse of border control in what is a day of shame for the Government, Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philip has fumed. The Conservative MP told the Express: "This is a...

Migrant figures LIVE: Labour face fresh fury as new stats released

Labour is facing fresh pressure over the migrant crisis as new figures are released this morning.The Home Office share quarterly asylum, visa and resettlement statistics.It comes as the Government is...

Government borrowing less than expected in July in respite for Reeves

Government borrowing in the UK slowed to a lower-than-expected £1.1 billion in July, providing some relief for Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the run-up to the autumn budget. The Office for National...