Robert Jenrick faces cross-party criticism for remarks during a visit to a Birmingham area, with opponents warning they risk stoking division while he says he was highlighting a lack of integration rather than skin colour or faith.
Robert Jenrick faces calls to apologise from residents after saying remarks which are said to be divisive and misrepresentative.
Robert Jenrick defended controversial remarks drawing criticism from local and party figures.
Peace talks have begun in the region, yet continuing military action is still causing civilian casualties and damage two years after a major incident, with mediators in a neighbouring state pressing for a truce and expanded humanitarian access.
The PM condemned planned campus events marking the 7 October incidents, urging universities and police to prevent praise of an armed group and to tackle intimidation, while the Labour leader called such rallies un-British.
A TV investigator argues advanced AI could reanalyse vast case files and tips to spot patterns humans miss, potentially delivering a breakthrough in a long‑running missing‑person investigation.
Ministers have outlined plans to curb persistent shop theft, with police directed to use CCTV more extensively to build stronger cases and secure more jail terms for repeat offenders.
RCN warns Labour’s proposed visa changes—doubling the wait for indefinite leave to remain and limiting family benefits—could deter overseas nurses, exacerbating NHS staffing gaps and risking care standards.
Police have dismantled a network accused of exporting tens of thousands of stolen mobile phones overseas, with about 300 officers making arrests across London and holding suspected kingpins after a lengthy investigation.
MI5 and the Home Office were blindsided by the collapse of a China‑linked espionage trial involving a parliamentary researcher, exposing communication failures and prompting demands to explain how the case unravelled.