Tower Hamlets – where Mayor Lutfur Rahman's party, which runs the council, only fields Bangladeshi candidates – is under investigation over concerns it could be funnelling money to Bangladeshi groups.
The head of the UK's border security command, Martin Hewitt, will step down at the end of March after failing to curb the surge in small boat Channel crossings, with nearly 60,000 making the journey on his watch.
Brits are being urged to work from home and use ovens less as the energy crisis deepens, amid worries that Rachel Reeves can't help because she's "maxxed out the nation's credit card" with "runaway welfare spending".
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was called a "putrid dog" and a "genocide supporter" and chased out of the country's largest mosque by Muslims angered over his support for Israel’s offensive in Gaza.
A criminal migrant who fought deportation by arguing his son disliked foreign chicken nuggets, sparking outrage last year, has won the right to stay in Britain after a judge ruled that human rights prevented his removal.
Research commissioned by the Government and published on its website last week has proposed to use smart meters to deter the "immoral" use of central heating.
The government's 'Stay home, Protect the NHS, Save Lives' slogan during the Covid pandemic may have cost thousands of lives as it "sent the message that healthcare was closed", the Covid Inquiry has concluded.
Louis Theroux does a good job of exposing the false prophets of the manosphere. But after decades of feminist demonisation that drives men towards influencers like these, where's Louis's positive case for masculinity?
Rolls-Royce has become the latest carmaker to scrap plans to ditch petrol vehicles, with the British carmaker saying many customers prefer the feel of a V12 engine over electric motors.
Staff at the British Medical Association, the union behind the 14 junior doctors' strikes, have voted to go on strike themselves, complaining of inadequate pay.
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