Peers are accused of coordinating to block the Assisted Dying Bill, using procedural tactics and disputed claims about safeguards. Supporters, including Esther Rantzen, say the public backs reform and urge a free, timely vote. Opponents warn of risks to vulnerable people.

Andy Burnham signalled a leadership bid, casting himself as a contender for No 10 with plans for growth and stronger public services. His move heightens rivalry at the top of Labour and opens a contest over who should lead the country.

Donald Trump has linked rising tariffs on the UK and other European allies to US control of Greenland, a Danish territory. The demand escalates trade tensions and prompts questions over sovereignty, legality and the use of tariffs as diplomatic leverage.

An analysis argues the rules‑based order is unravelling as governments bypass international law, privileging power over principle. Weakening norms and sidelined institutions enable coercion and impunity, posing risks to the UK, its allies and global stability.