UK

The Renters' Reform Bill is back in the commons, five years and four prime ministers after it was first promised.

A new sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II in Northern Ireland has divided opinion.

The UK government has announced a public inquiry into the murder of Belfast lawyer Pat Finucane, who was shot dead by loyalist terrorists in 1989.

The Scottish government has been defeated in a non-binding vote calling on ministers to expand free school meals to all primary pupils.

There was no growth in the UK economy in July, official figures show.

A man has been jailed for emailing Labour MP Jess Phillips and telling her she would "burn until her skin is no more".

If you want a sense of the "change" government, Sir Keir Starmer becoming the first prime minister in 15 years to address the Trade Union Congress is it.

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Buckingham Palace has released details of King and Queen's tour of Australia and Samoa, but the trip will not include New Zealand.