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Christine Jardine announces she will stand down as MP at next election

Christine Jardine announces she will stand down as MP at next electionChristine Jardine announces she will stand down as MP at next election

The Liberal Democrat has has held the Edinburgh West constituency since 2017.

Burnham insists he can deliver change despite economic headwinds

Burnham insists he can deliver change despite economic headwindsBurnham insists he can deliver change despite economic headwinds

Mr Burnham acknowledged he and the Chancellor John Healey face a ‘challenging’ set of circumstances at the Budget.

Orange Order parade down Drumcree’s Garvaghy Road blocked by High Court

Orange Order parade down Drumcree’s Garvaghy Road blocked by High CourtOrange Order parade down Drumcree’s Garvaghy Road blocked by High Court

Justice Patricia Smyth said the ‘long-running dispute has the potential to escalate’ across Northern Ireland.

Future collapses of Stormont ‘could potentially gift wrap union to Sinn Fein’

Future collapses of Stormont ‘could potentially gift wrap union to Sinn Fein’Future collapses of Stormont ‘could potentially gift wrap union to Sinn Fein’

Jon Burrows made the comments during his first address to a UUP party conference as leader.

Welsh First Minister quotes actor Matthew Rhys at pro-independence rally

Welsh First Minister quotes actor Matthew Rhys at pro-independence rallyWelsh First Minister quotes actor Matthew Rhys at pro-independence rally

Rhun ap Iorwerth joined thousands of campaigners on a march through Aberystwyth.

Judge urges Drumcree parties to ‘step back from the abyss’

Judge urges Drumcree parties to ‘step back from the abyss’Judge urges Drumcree parties to ‘step back from the abyss’

High Court judge Justice Patricia Smyth said she urged parties again to reach agreement ‘for the sake of everyone in Northern Ireland’.

Heathrow’s third runway delayed until 2039

Heathrow’s third runway delayed until 2039Heathrow’s third runway delayed until 2039

Bosses at the airport, the largest and busiest in the UK, have told the Government that sticking to the current 2035 deadline is not possible.

Drumcree legal challenge raises questions over PSNI assessment of parade

Drumcree legal challenge raises questions over PSNI assessment of paradeDrumcree legal challenge raises questions over PSNI assessment of parade

Barrister Denise Kiely, representing the residents, said ‘much remains uncertain’ after reading the Parades Commission ruling.

Police re-examining CCTV footage in Jill Dando murder case

Police re-examining CCTV footage in Jill Dando murder casePolice re-examining CCTV footage in Jill Dando murder case

Advances in ‘CCTV enhancement technology’ have allowed detectives to return to 27-year-old footage of Putney Bridge tube station, the Met said.

DUP chief hails unionist unity over Drumcree as something to build on

DUP chief hails unionist unity over Drumcree as something to build onDUP chief hails unionist unity over Drumcree as something to build on

Gavin Robinson said his door is open to any unionist leader to discuss co operation in next year’s Assembly elections.

Andy Burnham pledges to set UK on ‘new course’ a decade on from Brexit vote

Andy Burnham pledges to set UK on ‘new course’ a decade on from Brexit voteAndy Burnham pledges to set UK on ‘new course’ a decade on from Brexit vote

The Prime Minister spoke as he arrived in Liverpool for his first Labour Party conference as leader.

Briton and wife killed in Athens building collapse – reports

Briton and wife killed in Athens building collapse – reportsBriton and wife killed in Athens building collapse – reports

Emergency crews recovered six bodies following an explosion near the Acropolis, Greek broadcaster EPT said.

Labour not complacent over next election, party chair insists, after poll bounce

Labour not complacent over next election, party chair insists, after poll bounceLabour not complacent over next election, party chair insists, after poll bounce

Bridget Phillipson acknowledged Andy Burnham’s ‘real sense of connection’ with the public was likely behind improved polling.

Archie and Lilibet ‘happy in school’, Harry says

Archie and Lilibet ‘happy in school’, Harry saysArchie and Lilibet ‘happy in school’, Harry says

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex flew back to Britain on August 26 after six years in the US.

Burnham faces unrest among Labour big beasts ahead of party conference

Burnham faces unrest among Labour big beasts ahead of party conferenceBurnham faces unrest among Labour big beasts ahead of party conference

The Prime Minister is due to give a speech at the conference on Tuesday, which he hopes will set out the guiding purpose for Labour in Government.

Memorial created at school where boys were infected with HIV and hepatitis

Memorial created at school where boys were infected with HIV and hepatitisMemorial created at school where boys were infected with HIV and hepatitis

Dozens of boys with haemophilia were given contaminated blood products while pupils at Lord Mayor’s Treloar’s College in Hampshire.

British man, 28, dies in fall from mountainside in northern Spain

British man, 28, dies in fall from mountainside in northern SpainBritish man, 28, dies in fall from mountainside in northern Spain

A mountain rescue team was deployed aboard a helicopter to bring the man’s body back.

Andy Burnham to head to Liverpool for first Labour conference as Prime Minister

Andy Burnham to head to Liverpool for first Labour conference as Prime MinisterAndy Burnham to head to Liverpool for first Labour conference as Prime Minister

Mr Burnham has denied he is considering an early general election.

UK ticket-holder wins £111m EuroMillions jackpot

UK ticket-holder wins £111m EuroMillions jackpotUK ticket-holder wins £111m EuroMillions jackpot

Tuesday’s jackpot is now an estimated £14 million.

Glasgow City Council halts fire and rehire plans after negotiations

Glasgow City Council halts fire and rehire plans after negotiationsGlasgow City Council halts fire and rehire plans after negotiations

Some 23,000 staff would have been sacked and rehired if the plans had gone ahead.

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