Andy Burnham said the Premier League case against Manchester City should be “fully independent,” after the British prime minister faced criticism about earlier remarks that appeared to signal support for the football club’s UAE-based owners.

Alastair Campbell and Jacob Rees-Mogg share little common ground on Britain’s decision to leave the European Union a decade ago — except both agree a second vote to join is unlikely in the near future.

The UK could miss its goal of adding 1.5 million new homes in the current parliamentary term by at least 40%, according to a report by Bloomberg Intelligence that urges the government to ramp up efforts to stimulate demand and help developers.

The Conservative-Labour duopoly that governed British politics for the past century appears locked in terminal decline. As a result, voters are no longer presented with a binary choice between opposing economic manifestos.

The Green Party is seeking to reduce the UK’s borrowing costs by tackling the climate crisis and reducing inequality, its leader Zack Polanski said a day before England-wide local elections at which his party is predicted to make strong gains.

Zack Polanski rejected calls to curb pro-Palestine marches in response to a wave of antisemitic attacks in the UK, days ahead of what’s expected to be a breakthrough election for his Green Party.

In one legislative chamber, a British king appealed to centuries of shared history in a bid to preserve his country’s most important alliance. In another, an ocean away, a British prime minister watched his agenda get sidelined again by his past efforts to protect the US-UK “special relationship.”

A senior Bank of England official warned that high asset prices didn’t reflect the level of risk in the markets, suggesting that global markets could fall.

Angela Rayner, the former deputy prime minister who bookmakers rate the favorite to succeed Keir Starmer as Labour leader, said the UK’s governing party is “running out of time” to deliver change, in her most public criticism yet of the premier’s leadership.

Angela Rayner, the former deputy prime minister who bookmakers rate the favorite to succeed Keir Starmer as Labour leader, said the UK’s governing party is “running out of time” to deliver change, in her most public criticism yet of the premier’s leadership.

Keir Starmer’s handling of a scandal surrounding his pick of US ambassador threatens to topple the Labour leader’s government.