Saturday, 19 September 2026

'Priceless' period drama with 'excellent' performances on BBC tonight



An 'excellent' film that was nominated for four BAFTAs and is praised by audiences for its cast will be on TV tonight

Falklands and Chagos Islands sovereignty issues loom over Burnham-Trump meeting



ANALYSIS - MARTYN BROWN: Labour is facing intense pressure over British Overseas territories with threat levels rising

Friday, 18 September 2026

Andy Burnham's living in the past – answer to UK's problems is hiding in plain sight



OPINION - ANDY PRESTON: Instead of patronising and demeaning older people, Labour needs to give them these incentives to create jobs and profits

Thursday, 17 September 2026

End mass migration and stop postal votes - major demand as Britain's democracy 'distorted'



A think tank close to Reform UK has unveiled sweeping proposals to stop all but the ill using postal votes and to combat 'religious coercion' at elections

Xi Jinping 'taken ill' during visit to India as health fears soar



An awkward pause by India's Prime Minister and a skipped Gala dinner have ignited fresh rumours about Chinese President Xi Jinping's health.

Monday, 14 September 2026

This is what British politics will look like in 2036 - it's enough to terrify everyone



So-called experts predict Artificial Intelligence could wipeout humanity in a decade. What happens to our politicians is even worse than that.

Andy Burnham’s Labour party 'cares more about cities than rural communities'



New analysis shows that Labour has clobbered people living and working in the countryside since 2024

Sunday, 13 September 2026

The 20 murders that shaped modern Britain



Top criminologist Professor David Wilson has examined the crimes that gripped the nation from Victorian times to the modern day to challenge myths about Britain

What Reform supporters really think about wildlife and nature



Britons do not believe the countryside needs to be bulldozed over to solve the housing crisis