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Harry and Meghan have emotional reunion with their Grenfell ‘ladies’
15. October 2026 (16:53)
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited a Nottingham-based food poverty action group. (London News)

Scotland not hanging around for PM to fix ‘broken, Brexit Britain’, says Doogan
15. October 2026 (16:51)
SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan criticised the Prime Minister in his speech to the SNP conference in Aberdeen. (London News)

UK lacked ‘moral courage’ to stand up to Russia before 2022, ex-MI5 chief says
15. October 2026 (16:48)
Lord Jonathan Evans the UK could have intervened to deter Russia earlier, but chose not to because it was easier to accept Russian money in London. (London News)

Poundland drafts in new directors as sale talks intensify
15. October 2026 (16:37)
Poundland has appointed Andrew Kirkpatrick, Stephen Welch and Dominic Young as directors. (London News)

‘Reform UK should take immediate action against racism’, Burnham says
15. October 2026 (16:31)
In one excerpt, black children were referred to as ‘animals’, while in another a Reform member said his area had become ‘infested’ with Asians. (London News)

Budget will have to reflect ‘tough time’, Healey says during IMF visit
15. October 2026 (16:24)
The Chancellor said the British people expected Government departments to ‘manage with the budgets we’ve got’. (London News)

Scottish Government considering face covering exclusion zones, says Neil Gray
15. October 2026 (16:18)
The Government is considering an initiative to ban face coverings after taking inspiration from an initiative in Nottingham. (London News)

Mapped: The London boroughs where children miss the most school
15. October 2026 (16:13)
A north London borough has the worst truancy rate in London. Interactive map shows how bad the problem is where you live (London News)

Labour to end local coalitions with Greens if they do not condemn Zionism policy
15. October 2026 (16:08)
The ultimatum will impact 18 councils across England and one in Wales. (London News)

Resources minister faces calls to correct her claim all Beetaloo emissions will be offset
15. October 2026 (16:00)
Madeleine King told press club emissions from NT fossil fuel basin ‘are accounted for and offset’ but research found 95% of emissions this decade would not have to be offsetSign up for climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s free Clear Air newsletter hereThe resources minister, Madeleine King, is facing calls to correct her claim in a major speech that all greenhouse gas emissions from developing a massive fossil fuel basin in the Northern Territory will be offset to limit their impact on the climate.Speaking at the National Press Club in Canberra on Wednesday, King defended her support for the development of the Beetaloo gas basin south of Darwin after being asked if she was comfortable with the impact that the emissions from the gas would have on Australians. Continue reading... (The Guardian)