Storm Adam floods eastern Spain: four dead, 600mm of rain in 48 hours, helicopter rooftop rescues in Valencia and Alicante, Balearic tourist sites evacuated.
Tommy Robinson's harassment trial opens at Southwark Crown Court: 'bullyboy, intimidatory tactics' claim, 'I'm coming to get you' phone call, two MailOnline journalists.
Covid inquiry Module 6 care sector report published today: 43,000 care home deaths, unlawful hospital discharges, and families demanding the report names those responsible.
Chancellor John Healey has rejected calls to raise capital gains tax at the October 28 Budget, opting for a bank levy instead — and a 'steady as she goes' approach his own cabinet critics hate.
Sultan Haitham bin Tarik begins a three-day state visit at Windsor today — the first by an Omani ruler in 44 years, and a serious diplomatic play against the backdrop of the Iran war and the Strait of Hormuz.
UK unemployment fell to 4.7% but vacancies crashed to 691,000 — a 12-year low outside the pandemic. Small firms blame labour costs as Healey's Budget looms.
Virgin Media O2's owners won't give the CMA concessions to save the £2bn Netomnia takeover, calling the report 'fundamentally flawed' — the deal is likely dead.
BBC Three, BBC Scotland and Radio 4 Extra lose their linear channels in spring 2027, with ~100 BBC News jobs cut in the £500m savings drive.
Burnham's new Private Parking Code: £20 cap for honest mistakes, grace periods, £100 max charge frozen — after a record 16.9m tickets.