Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle to give MPs carte blanche to discuss Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle is expected to allow MPs to discuss the King's brother in a debate as he is no longer regarded as an active member of the Royal Family.
QUENTIN LETTS: Bridget smiled! It was like seeing a moose in the last furlong at the Grand National
Scary Bridget came to the Commons to present her expensive, complicated reforms to the mad world of special needs teaching. Then a terrifying thing happened: she cracked a hesitant, unfamiliar smile.
'Fear has become part of the job': Shop staff face 1,600 acts of violence or abuse a day with a weapon wielded more than once an hour
And the report by the British Retail Consortium (BRC) found there were 118 incidents of physical violence a day with 36 involving a weapon - more than one an hour.
Ethan Hawke fights back tears as surprise BAFTA Best Actor winner Robert Aramayo tells of the 'great impact' the film star had on him at drama school
The actor, 33, beat out a host of huge names to win the coveted gong for his acclaimed performance in biopic, I Swear, based on campaigner John Davidson's life with severe Tourette's syndrome.
Anthony Albanese makes major call on ISIS brides as push grows for punishment on those who help them
The federal opposition is planning to introduce legislation that punishes anyone who helps the 'ISIS brides' travel to Australia with up to 10 years jail.
Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh proudly poses with her Hollywood star sons Noah and Jacobi Jupe at LFW Burberry show
The soap icon, 52, beamed from ear to ear as she attended the star-studded runway event, held at Old Billingsgate, during the busy London Fashion Week.
Labour's 'class war' on SEND: Ministers vow to strip funding from independent special schools... but appease MPs and unions by delaying curbs to spiralling budgets
Ministers are unveiling a major overhaul of support for SEND and disadvantaged pupils with panic mounting over spiralling costs.
LIZ JONES: This picture of Kate at the Baftas says it all. We are tired of reading between the lines - it's time for the truth
It was business as usual for the Prince and Princess of Wales at the Baftas. Kate wore a chiffon Gucci gown she debuted in 2019. And indeed it felt as though we were all inhabiting a time warp.
Boxing icons Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao will fight again in September... 11 years after first showdown
Two of the greatest boxers of the 21st Century will face off against each other once again in a long anticipated sequel bout.
Doctor reveals how to maintain new physique after reaching weight-loss goal on Ozempic... and what to do if progress stalls
GLP-1 drugs have ushered in a new era in weight loss. But success brings a new question that millions of Americans are now confronting: What happens after the weight comes off?
Team USA women's hockey stars turn down White House invite amid controversy over Trump's call with the men
Both gold medal-winning teams have been invited to the event by the President after their stunning triumphs in Italy but it now appears that only the men will be there.
ECHR is putting rights of British citizens 'beneath those of criminals', Reform warns
Zia Yusuf said his party would withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) to stop the rights of foreign criminals being 'prioritised' over British people.
YouTuber 'stabbed pregnant girlfriend to death while staging fake live stream in bid to cover his tracks', court told
Stephen McCullagh, 36, from Woodland Gardens, Lisburn, has denied Natalie McNally's murder, but the court was told he 'put on an act' to cover his tracks.
Met Gala fans vow to boycott as Vogue announces the 2026 theme... but fails to disclose major supporter
Met Gala guests finally received word about the dress code for this year's upcoming ball - but some fashion fans have already vowed to boycott the event over Bezos and Sanchez footing the bill.
Keir Starmer considers striking back against Trump's 'obnoxious' new tariffs - with motorbikes and bourbon among the possible targets
Ministers were left scrambling to get clarification from the White House after President Trump announced a new 10 per cent 'global tariff' on Friday only to raise it to 15 per cent the following day.
Entitled traveler slammed for bizarre hotel complaint amid cartel violence in Mexico
The violence hasn't stopped some people from grumbling, with one traveler slammed for their insane complaint about a Marriott hotel in Puerto Vallarta amid the widespread unrest.
Special needs spending won't be reined in for a decade despite reforms to cut costs, admits Bridget Phillipson
The revelation came in the Education Secretary's long-awaited schools white paper, which also contained a number of 'class warfare' measures.
GPs will receive bonuses worth millions of pounds if they prescribe fat jabs to their most obese patients
The deal will see a typical GP practice pocket an extra £3,000 a year for doling out Mounjaro to at least eight in ten eligible people on its list.
Bus driver who crashed coach with 29 children on board after entering roundabout at 50mph is banned from driving
Brett Jarvis, of Honey Hill in Lamburn, was 'screaming' when he crashed the school bus, which was travelling at an 'inappropriate' speed.
Lord Mandelson in a cell: Days after Andrew, the ashen-faced architect of New Labour is led away by police too amid allegations of misconduct in public office
The disgraced former minister was led away by detectives who have spent weeks investigating allegations that he leaked sensitive information to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.