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The Metropolitan Police warned students joining an October 7 pro-Palestine march from King's College London to UCL that face coverings, leaving the route or not dispersing by 2pm risk arrest.

A French far-left MEP faces an investigation after Israeli and EU flags were allegedly thrown to the floor at a commemoration of the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks.

A study claims British workers outside London have lost over £1,000 a year in earnings due to increased low-paid migration in recent years.

Simon Andriesz, a 57-year-old British man described as a whistleblower on Howard Lutnick's Epstein links, was found dead by hanging near Bangkok on September 23.

At a Nebraska rally on Monday night, Donald Trump brought aide Natalie Harp on stage and compared her to a game show model.

Home Office figures show 609 migrants arrived by small boat on Monday, pushing the year's Channel crossing total above 20,000.

The Chancellor is meeting banks ahead of his 28 October Budget as he seeks nearly £5 billion to fund the Government's Defence Investment Plan, prompting fears of new bank taxes.

Boats believed destined for people smugglers, reportedly able to carry up to 1,700 migrants across the Channel in total, were seized in air freight at East Midlands Airport.

Ukraine launched its second-largest drone attack of the war on Moscow, killing two men and injuring nine on the city's outskirts, Russian authorities said.

More than 2,000 salon professionals signed a letter urging the UK Government to cut taxes to prevent closures and job losses, alleging sexism in policy neglect.

A Nottinghamshire council faces criticism over a heritage mural in a Tuxford A1 underpass that reportedly cost nearly £50,000 against a £25,000 budget.

A YouGov poll shows Labour support rising three points to 27 per cent after its conference, giving it a five-point lead over Reform.

Former Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane urged Andy Burnham to cut public spending sharply, warning Britain is on thin ice with bond markets.

Local politicians are urging the Home Office to stop landing Channel migrants in Gosport, Hampshire, following protests and rising community tension.

Conservative shadow minister Blake Stephenson claimed during an immigration debate at the party conference that parts of Luton are 'no-go zones' for white people.

Green Party leader Zack Polanski defended the party's Palestine stance as principled after conference members backed a motion declaring 'Zionism is racism', drawing criticism.

August Hanning, who headed Germany's BND intelligence agency from 1998 to 2005, has been arrested on suspicion of attempted treason and espionage for a foreign intelligence service.

Kemi Badenoch said the Conservatives may be unable to restore the state pension triple lock if Labour scraps it before the next election, after Andy Burnham proposed downgrading it.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch pledged a £10bn 'Britannia Shield' missile and drone defence system, linking a US bomber withdrawal from RAF Fairford to UK defence gaps.

Social media footage allegedly shows Saudi-backed forces running over Houthi rebels with armoured vehicles as they tried to surrender, amid fighting near a Red Sea shipping route.

Russia is accused of sending agents to break into Finnish politicians' homes and defecate in their toilets as part of alleged hybrid warfare tactics.

Gary Lineker criticised Reform UK's Suella Braverman for saying she is not an 'English person', arguing her comments were intended to divide people.

US bombers were reportedly withdrawn from RAF Fairford amid Pentagon concerns Iran could stage a drone attack modeled on Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb strike on Russian aircraft.

Housing crisis protests in Spain turned violent with clashes against police, a day after Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called a snap election following a legislative defeat.

Andy Burnham has pledged a path to raise UK military spending to 3 per cent of GDP, then 3.5 per cent by 2035, but detailed plans may take a year.

At a Nebraska rally Monday night, President Trump made remarks suggesting Iran could target Los Angeles and San Diego, according to TMZ.

France expects tens of thousands of protesters as trade unions join student demonstrations that have blocked hundreds of high school entrances since late September.

Russian authorities placed over 200 people under observation and quarantined four Irkutsk hospitals after lab worker Daria Shipilova died of a suspected airborne plague; Trump reportedly offered assistance.

Trump approved execution by military firing squad for Nidal Hasan, sentenced to death for the 2009 Fort Hood shooting that killed 13 people.

A 28-year-old scientist at a Siberian anti-plague institute died after a reported lab accident, prompting expert speculation about possible Russian plague research.

The Daily Mail's Morning Mail poll asks readers how concerned they are about the possibility of Russian missile attacks on Britain.

Plans submitted to Maidstone council would convert a recently rebranded Kent hotel, The Apartell, into co-living studio apartments, with neighbours worried it could house asylum seekers.

Candidates backed by anti-Zionist groups were elected to most key committees at the Green Party conference in Brighton, prompting claims of a shift in the party's direction.

Conservative MP Jack Rankin, parliamentary private secretary to the Tory leader, argued at a conference fringe event for cutting taxes on tobacco.

Newly released documents indicate the FBI under the Biden administration monitored travel by Melania and Barron Trump and targeted Susie Wiles' phone during a Trump investigation.

Quentin Letts' sketch describes Jeremy Clarkson's appearance before MPs, highlighting shadow farming minister Victoria Atkins' excited reaction to his arrival.

Commentator Mark Almond argues that a controversy involving RAF Fairford has further damaged relations between the United States and Britain.

A Daily Mail diary column reports that Alan Milburn's wife will no longer work from home following a £1m business split, recalling his earlier Cabinet resignation.

Columnist Dan Hodges argues Green Party leader Zack Polanski is a coward and charlatan whose leadership will soon lead the party to political oblivion.

A Daily Mail editorial criticises Prime Minister Andy Burnham over defence spending priorities and praises Kemi Badenoch's commitment to national security.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch announced plans for a £10billion 'Britannia Shield' air defence system to protect UK cities, power plants and military bases from missiles and drones.

Bestselling novelist and former politician Jeffrey Archer has died at home aged 86, a day before his new book Adam And Eve was due for release.

Trump cited a specific threat after a reported foiled terror plot as the Pentagon confirmed US bombers at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire returned to home bases.

JD Vance said the US withdrew bombers from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire to protect personnel, while Downing Street maintained the airbase is safe.

Usha Vance, wife of Vice President JD Vance, briefly lost her balance exiting Marine Two at Joint Base Andrews on Monday while holding her two-month-old son.

Usha Vance appeared to lose her footing while carrying her baby down helicopter steps Monday, with Vice President JD Vance following shortly behind.

Police imposed town-wide restrictions in Gosport, Hampshire, arresting 12 protesters during anti-migrant demonstrations after nearly 150 small-boat arrivals landed at the naval port.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said a reported plague outbreak in Russia could spread quickly but downplayed the risk, after a scientist died following a reported lab vial accident.

Shadow work and pensions secretary Helen Whately said minor mental health conditions should not excuse young people from working, arguing benefits should not be a lifestyle choice.

An attorney representing one of seven Cornell fraternity members accused of sexual assault called for New York Attorney General Letitia James to step down over her public statements.

Labour MPs have asked Sussex Police to examine events at the Green Party's Brighton gathering amid antisemitism allegations, while leader Zack Polanski focuses on his bid to become an MP.

An analysis found billionaires with a combined £120 billion in wealth have left Britain since Labour took power, linking departures to tax increases.

Jeremy Clarkson made an unannounced appearance at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, criticising Labour and highlighting challenges facing businesses and farming in the UK.

A poll finds only about a third of voters who like Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch would also vote for the Conservative Party at an election.

Recently promoted Conservative shadow chancellor Griffith pledged to cut a tax in every Budget, following Nigel Lawson, while targeting quangos and Net Zero rules.

Yemen's military, supported by Saudi-led coalition aircraft, launched strikes on Houthi targets Monday in a campaign aimed at retaking all territory held by the Iran-backed group.

The euro fell to a 17-month low as France's growing budget crisis raised concerns about a renewed debt crisis in the eurozone.

A British whistleblower who alleged his former employer, Trump official Howard Lutnick, failed to disclose business ties to Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead.

Jacob Rees-Mogg criticised former home secretary Suella Braverman, now with Reform UK, over her suggestion that British Asians like herself cannot be English.

Katie Price and Conservative MP Suella Braverman have begun filming Channel 4's Celebrity Handcuffed, a reality series in which they are chained together.