Keir Starmer faces real peril in defining period as MPs return
UK prime minister must overturn Reform’s migration-fuelled summer dominance, while crucial budget also looms into view
Glasgow’s famous welcome for migrants tested by influx of homeless refugees
As UK tries to slash asylum backlog, many head north for Scotland’s more generous housing regime
Tory Scottish parliamentarian defects to Farage’s Reform UK
Burgeoning anti-migrant party has dominated summer recess of British politics
I braced for impact at Notting Hill Carnival and was greeted by a joyous attack of the senses
London celebration passed off more peacefully than its detractors might claim, but it needs funding
Britain’s summer angst over migration heaps pressure on Keir Starmer’s Labour government
Even a majority of Labour members believe the UK prime minister is handling the issue badly, poll suggests
London police arrest 100 in advance of this weekend’s Notting Hill Carnival
Two people were murdered in outbreaks of serious violence at last year’s event
‘Pack your bags, son’: inside the live-streamed right-wing protests against asylum hotels in Britain
More than 200 hotels in Britain house more than 30,000 asylum seekers
Kneecap leave London police scrambling once again as hundreds of fans descend on court
Clearly, the police need to get up much earlier in the morning to keep ahead of Kneecap
Tensions flutter as flag patriotism row reaches east London’s Isle of Dogs
Right-wing activists accuse councils of being anti-British for removing Union Jacks and St George’s Crosses
‘If you prick us, do we not bleed?’: UK government minister Chris Bryant reflects on new revealing autobiography
The Welsh politician, a former Anglican priest, has been an MP for 24 years, is still a Remainer and may be related to Donald Trump
Nicola Sturgeon on Leo Varadkar’s shyness, Enda Kenny’s charm and Martin McGuinness’s bear hugs
The former Scottish National Party leader talks politics, life, love, pain and her new autobiography
Occasion of Welsh language cultural festival ‘dramatic and emotional’
To get a sense of the scale of this event, imagine a Gaeltacht concoction of Aosdána, Electric Picnic and the National Ploughing Championships
Beers and cheers as Wrexham’s latest Hollywood sequel kicks off
In a Britain plagued by bad news, this modest Welsh town’s luck seems to be holding out
Pro-Palestine demonstrators in London braced for mass arrests this Saturday for holding placards
Rally in support of banned group Palestine Action planned for 1pm on Saturday outside parliament in Westminster
Kate Forbes’s looming exit from Scottish politics clears way for SNP leadership rivals
Scotland’s youthful deputy first minister will stand down next May for family reasons