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Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has softened his “Made in Britain” defence push, opting for a balanced approach that blends domestic production with strategic imports, sparking debate over the future of UK defence self‑sufficiency.

An inquest in Brighton has confirmed that three sisters who were found dead on the seafront took their own lives, prompting renewed calls for mental‑health support and community awareness.

A man in Greater Manchester has admitted to assaulting a woman drugged by her husband, who allegedly invited 13 other men to the family home, sparking concerns about group sexual violence and legal accountability.

Kemi Badenoch’s final‑day speech at the Tory conference outlined a bold agenda of economic freedom, security and education reform, aiming to reshape the Conservative Party’s message ahead of the next election.

Two officers were dismissed after tasering and pepper‑spraying 92‑year‑old Donald Burgess at Park Beck care home, sparking a nationwide debate on police use of force.

France is gripped by a massive wave of student protests, as nationwide demonstrations spark fires and provoke clashes with police. With almost half of the schools closed, the country faces a pivotal moment in addressing student concerns.

Tensions rise across France as thousands of students protest educational reforms. This wave of mobilization highlights the power and determination of today’s youth to advocate for their educational future.

France’s ‘Day of Mobilization’ highlights wide-scale protests involving students, parents, and unions demanding governmental attention, underscoring societal unrest.

Despite the withdrawal of US bombers, No 10 assures that RAF Fairford remains secure. Here’s a closer examination of the situation and what it means for UK-US relations.

The withdrawal of US bombers from RAF Fairford has sparked concerns about the base’s future and safety. However, No 10 assures that the base remains secure and operationally ready.