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Councils warned of risks of high street pedestrianisation
16. October 2026 (10:47)
The government says the process "needs to be well considered", warning that banning traffic could damage local economies. (BBC News)
China tells Israel to stop 'forced establishment' of West Bank settlements
16. October 2026 (10:45)
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke to Israeli President Isaac Herzog on the sidelines of a conference. (BBC News)
Jenrick claims Farage has done more to stand against racism than ‘almost anybody’
16. October 2026 (10:40)
Reform MP defends leader after ITV footage shows official warning Farage he is ‘protecting’ candidate over racist David Lammy commentsRobert Jenrick has sought to defend Reform UK against fresh allegations that it hosts extremists by claiming that Nigel Farage has “probably done more than almost anybody to stand against racism and the far right”.The remarks came after Farage was berated by a Reform official for “protecting” a mayoral candidate who was accused of making racist remarks about the former Labour deputy prime minister David Lammy. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Flynn pledges to ‘take and run with’ Burnham’s good ideas
16. October 2026 (10:34)
The Prime Minister will visit Scotland on Friday. (London News)
Doctor regrets not going to police earlier about Lucy Letby
16. October 2026 (10:28)
Dr Stephen Brearey was the lead neonatal consultant at the hospital where the nurse worked. (BBC News)
Ofgem could force energy suppliers to pay rivals if they lure customers with cheaper deals
16. October 2026 (10:14)
Regulator for Great Britain weighs up reintroducing market stabilisation charge to prevent firms going bustEnergy suppliers could be forced to pay a charge to rivals if they lure customers with cheaper deals, as the industry regulator for Great Britain attempts to prevent suppliers going bust this winter.Ofgem has published a consultation on a proposal to reintroduce the market stabilisation charge (MSC), which aims to prevent suppliers failing if there is customer exodus, as it frets over the impact of sharp swings in energy prices linked to the conflict in the Middle East. Continue reading... (The Guardian)