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Burnham’s immigration U-turn shows the limit of his power

In recognition of the sheer scale of the Boriswave, and the massive cost of granting those migrants and their dependants indefinite leave to remain (ILR), she had planned changes which would delay the date of settlement…

Newcastle’s January transfer plans – with £20m striker among targets

While a weekend draw at Fulham was far from perfect, it did afford the Magpies – and a manager who has received a crash course in the scrutiny that comes with being a Premier League boss – much-needed breathing space…

Pete Hegseth's downfall begins: 'Stubborn' defense secretary believes God wants him to run the Pentagon... but insiders holding a lethal dossier of secrets are 'giddy' with excitement as his path to destruction is revealed

And, according to high-level sources, there is certainly no chance that Pete Hegseth , perhaps the most polarizing defense secretary in modern US history, falls on his sword and resigns. 'That would be deeply out of…

Waitrose serves up a joyous Christmas ad 'cheesier than its deli counter...'

But its sister brand, Waitrose , is on course to save the festive season by bringing home the beef – the beef Wellington, that is. The pastry-wrapped dish shares star billing with Keira Knightley and Joe Wilkinson, both…

Girl, 3, ‘stuffs stolen goods down pyjama bottoms’ after being ‘trained by mum’

Store owner Shamly Sud was ‘gobsmacked’ when she watched CCTV which appears to show the girl – who she believes was around three years old – stuffing about five items down her pyjama bottoms at her shop in Glasgow…

PM's EU reset has failed his 'Makerfield test': Voters reject plan to bring UK closer to EU

A survey of the Prime Minister's constituents found that on ten different issues only a tiny minority thought the UK should follow decisions made by international institutions. Yet he is working on a deal, being unveiled…

Even some Reform voters think Kemi Badenoch would make a better Prime Minister than Nigel Farage, according to poll that concludes Tory leader has the 'upper hand' in fight for the Right

The YouGov survey revealed that more than one in five Reform supporters (22 per cent) think the Conservative leader would do a better job in No10 than their own party boss. By contrast only one in seven (14 per cent)…

France claims it knows who is behind mass cyber attacks on fridges

Millions of pounds worth of food was spoiled after hackers managed to slip into the system and crank up temperatures last month, in some places up to 50°C . Shoppers faced empty freezers plastered with signs warning them…

Meghan joins Harry in Brussels in first public appearance since father's arrest

Meghan joined her husband Prince Harry at the European Parliament in Brussels on Tuesday, where he delivered a speech calling for greater protection for children online. Harry gave the keynote address alone after Meghan…

‘Russell is still my friend’: The former BBC presenter defending Brand

After graduating from Glasgow University, he then worked as a journalist and archaeologist. When he and his friend, Tony Pollard, decided to self-fund an archaeological dig on the battlefields of the Anglo-Zulu war in…