Parliament
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London
Southwark Green leader opposes national party's Zionism motion
James McAsh says he does not support the motion passed at Green Party conference, as he and the Lib Dems issue a joint statement on community safety.
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Politics
PM marks three years since October 7 attacks with pledge on antisemitism
The Prime Minister has marked the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks on Israel, saying Britain's Jewish community must be protected from abuse and violence.
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World
UK presses for budget discipline and reform at UN committee
Britain has set out three priorities for the UN's budget committee, calling for reforms that improve effectiveness, sharpen accountability and deliver value for money.
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World
UN core group urges action on Sudan human rights crisis
Britain, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and Norway have put forward a draft resolution at the UN Human Rights Council calling for accountability and the renewal of the Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan.
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World
Sir Lindsay Hoyle to attend Inter-Parliamentary Union assembly in Tanzania
The Commons Speaker will join more than 600 parliamentarians in Arusha for the 153rd IPU Assembly, where good governance, climate change and inequality are on the agenda.
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Politics
Andy Burnham sets out plan for National Care Service and adjusted pension rise
The Prime Minister wants free personal care for older people paid for by changes to the State Pension Triple Lock from 2030, with Baroness Casey advising on the rollout.
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Politics
Utility companies told to create British jobs or face new laws
Electricity, gas and water firms will be expected to use procurement to support UK manufacturing jobs and apprenticeships. A new insourcing unit and shipbuilding oversight are also planned.
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Business
CMA backs plans to speed up competition redress and appeals
The competition watchdog supports proposals to give it powers to order redress schemes and to simplify regulatory appeals across sectors.
