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Three men have been charged with 46 offences related to alleged child sexual exploitation in Bury between 1996 and 2003, as part of Greater Manchester Police's Operation Sky investigation.

A 28-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Ann Widdecombe. Police are investigating potential political or ideological motives behind the attack, with counter-terrorism officers leading the enquiry.

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested in Miami following new UK extradition warrants for rape and sex trafficking, reigniting scrutiny over past controversies and resurfaced video footage.

Andy Burnham begins his prime ministership with a decisive cabinet reshuffle, appointing John Healey as chancellor and prioritising national defence, marking a new political era for the UK.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham's cabinet reshuffle sees the departure of key figures, including Attorney General Richard Hermer, reflecting a shift in political dynamics and ideological direction.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham appoints Louise Haigh as First Secretary of State, marking a significant cabinet reshuffle despite her previous fraud conviction.

UK PM Andy Burnham invited Donald Trump to Manchester, a diplomatic pivot from past criticisms. The move shows Burnham's strategic approach despite past friction.

Andy Burnham signals tax relief and cost-of-living reforms in his first days as PM, but admits delivering lower taxes will require difficult economic choices.

Volunteer search and rescue teams warn a new UK law could force closures, raising fears of slower emergency responses and leaving remote communities without a vital lifesaving service.

Amid frequent leadership changes, Britons express concerns over political stability and its impact on economic and social challenges, highlighting the need for consistent governance to restore public confidence.

The India-UK trade deal, effective from 15 July 2026, cuts tariffs, lowers prices on select goods, and creates new opportunities for businesses and consumers in both countries.

Sir Keir Starmer has resigned as UK prime minister, saying 'my work is done' as he formally handed over leadership to Andy Burnham.

Fake police crypto scam: fraudsters posed as officers to take people's savings. Learn how the phone call works and the one warning sign to watch for.

Iceland's first billionaire, Thor Björgólfsson, and other wealthy figures are leaving the UK for Italy amid changes to the non-dom tax regime. Explore the impact of Britain's new tax policies on high-net-worth individuals.

Police reportedly found newspaper clippings linked to Nigel Farage and Reform UK during searches of the suspect's South Yorkshire home.

Count Binface, a satirical candidate, gains traction in the Clacton by-election against Nigel Farage, fuelled by public discontent and Farage's recent controversies.

Callum Powell, a parkour influencer, receives a suspended sentence for possessing indecent images of children. STORROR disowns him, while the community grapples with the shocking revelation.

Thames Water's creditors prepare for legal action if the government nationalises the utility, amid ongoing discussions about a private rescue plan versus public ownership.

China demands compensation from the UK after British Steel's nationalisation, citing a breach of the bilateral investment treaty. The UK defends its decision, aiming to protect jobs and steelmaking capacity.

Transport for London is enhancing safety measures and encouraging reporting to tackle rising sexual assault and harassment on the tube, aiming to improve passenger confidence and security.

TUI flight BY2786 from Manchester to Malaga returned unexpectedly, raising questions about passenger rights and compensation. The cause remains unclear, with no injuries reported and no emergency declared.

As heatwaves intensify in the UK, demand for portable air conditioners surges. Shoppers face challenges with availability and faulty products, highlighting the country's struggle to adapt to rising temperatures.

Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami, facing extradition to the UK over charges including rape and human trafficking.

Andrew and Tristan Tate have been arrested in the US after British prosecutors authorised 38 new criminal charges, taking the total against the brothers to 59.

Andy Burnham plans to scrap Starmer's digital ID plan upon becoming UK Prime Minister, redirecting resources to address cost-of-living issues and support local economies.

Andrew and Tristan Tate face new charges in the UK, including rape and trafficking. UK authorities seek their extradition from the US, where they were arrested, to face these charges.

The TfL cyberattack case where two teenagers caused £29M in damages is a legal first in prosecuting critical infrastructure breaches, affecting millions of Oyster card users.

A Welsh student received £10,000 in compensation after a four-year catfishing ordeal. Her identity was used in fake accounts, causing distress and confrontations with strangers.

Convicted child rapist Shabir Ahmed remains in the UK after Pakistan rejected efforts to accept his deportation, prompting renewed scrutiny of Britain's £153 million aid commitment.