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Scandal-hit political analysis firm Cambridge Analytica is declaring bankruptcy and shutting down.more

Police and intelligence agencies have failed so far to identify the individual or individuals who carried out the nerve agent attack in Salisbury, the UK's national security adviser has disclosed. The comments by Sir Mark Sedwill punctured hopes that the police and other security agencies had pinpointed suspects but were withholding the name or names from the public.more

Peers voted by a majority of 91 in the House of Lords to give parliament a decisive say on the outcome of the final Brexit negotiations, including in the event of a "no deal". It was one of nine defeats now inflicted on the government during the report stage of the bill that ministers will now have to seek to overturn when it returns to the House of Commons this month.more

Sajid Javid is vowing to "do right" by the people affected by the Windrush scandal as he starts his new job as home secretary. He has rejected the controversial "hostile environment" tag attached to the government's immigration policy.more

Britain is set to make an offer to the EU on future immigration which would see arrangements "very similar" to current free movement rules put in place after Brexit, The Independent has learned.more

The European Union must be prepared for the "real risk" that the Brexit negotiations will end without an agreement - said today the EU's main EU exit negotiator Michel Barnier.more

Sajid Javid has become the UK's first home secretary from an ethnic minority background after Amber Rudd's exit. Mr Javid, the son of a Pakistani bus driver whose family came to the UK in the 1960s, had been communities, local government and housing secretary.more

"I inadvertently misled" MPs over illegal immigrant removals targets, says Ms Rudd in her letter to the PM.more

Boris Johnson has challenged Theresa May in Cabinet to introduce an amnesty for illegal immigrants in the wake of the Windrush scandal.more

The leaders of North and South Korea have agreed to work to rid the peninsula of nuclear weapons after holding an historic summit. The announcement was made by the North's Kim Jong-un and Moon Jae-in of South Korea after talks at the border.more

A Conservative MP and former army officer has said that sleeping rough is "a lot more comfortable" than military exercises, in a debate he led on tackling street homelessness.more

President Donald Trump will visit the United Kingdom on July 13 for a "working visit" with Prime Minister Theresa May, the White House said.more

The Home Office is to axe immigration removal targets - a day after Home Secretary Amber Rudd said they did not exist, the BBC understands. Ms Rudd told MPs investigating the Windrush scandal on Wednesday targets were not set for immigration officials.more

A BRITISH professor is being held for unknown charges in Tehran by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard, according to a human rights group. Anti-war activist Abbas Edalat was arrested on April 15, the Centre for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI) said.more

US President Donald Trump will visit the UK in mid-July, according to Sky sources. Sky's senior political correspondent Beth Rigby revealed that a full announcement is expected in the next day or so.more

Britain would vote by a narrow margin to remain in the EU if another referendum were held next week, according to a major UK-wide survey of more than 200,000 people.more

The first statue of a woman in Parliament Square was set to be unveiled today two years after a campaign to get female representation outside the Palace of Westminster began. A bronze statue of Millicent Fawcett will join eleven all-male statues including Sir Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi.more

The UK government said on Monday that emigrants to Britain decades ago who have been wrongly targeted over their immigration statuses will be eligible for free citizenship, as it tries to contain the continuing crisis.more

Jeremy Corbyn will today reiterate his pledge to introduce a new national holiday to mark the patron saints of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. He will tell a union conference on Monday - St George's Day - that after eight years of "damaging Tory austerity", Britain's workers deserve a day off.more

The statement from the British government says: "We hope this indicates an effort to negotiate in good faith."more

Poland may find itself in the European Union on the side track as a result of the "illiberal reforms" introduced by the Law and Justice government, and also receive less funds from the next EU budget - warned the British weekly "The Economist".more

North Korea has "reached the target stage, where the nation and people's safety is reliably secured," said the country's leader, Kim Jong Un.more

The Prince of Wales will succeed the Queen as head of the Commonwealth, its leaders have announced. The Queen had said it was her "sincere wish" that Prince Charles would follow her in the role.more

The EU has comprehensively rejected British proposals for avoiding a hard border in Northern Ireland in a move which will cast serious doubt on the UK's ability to leave the customs union, The Telegraph has learned.more

The UK recently wrongfully deported a group of British citizens, stoking fears that it would not hesitate to do the same to EU citizens.more