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David Lammy announces removal of crown court hearing day limit in England and Wales to address growing case backlog

UK government announces historic funding for Crown Courts to clear backlog and provide faster, more equitable justice for victims. Expanded capacity aims to reduce trial delays and improve outcomes.

As President Trump prepares for his State of the Union address, experts analyze the political and policy challenges he must navigate on issues like trade, immigration, and the economy.

A French minister has moved to restrict government access for Charles Kushner, father of Trump's son-in-law Jared, amid concerns over US comments about violence in France.

Reform party vows to overhaul pension plans for new local government employees, ending more generous defined benefit schemes if elected.

As President Trump gears up for his State of the Union speech, all eyes will be on the commander-in-chief's address to Congress and the nation. This high-stakes event promises revealing insights into the administration's priorities.

A federal court has ruled that Utah's new voting districts, which give Democrats a better chance of winning a US House seat, can be used in the upcoming election, rejecting a Republican request to block the map.

Former U.K. ambassador to the U.S. Peter Mandelson arrested for alleged misconduct over sharing government intel with Jeffrey Epstein. Shocking revelations emerge.

Channel 4's drama Dirty Business exposes the devastating impacts of water privatization, igniting calls to nationalize the industry and protect public health.

Once a powerful political force, Peter Mandelson's connections to the Epstein scandal have led to a swift and dramatic downfall in British public life.