South Korean president declares emergency martial law over opposition
Yoon Suk Yeol accused the opposition of sympathising with North Korea.
Fact check: Gregg Wallace post was edited to be about controversial farm product
A screenshot from the television presenter’s social media account appears to have been manipulated to reference feed additive misinformation.
Hunter Biden gun case dismissed after President Joe Biden’s sweeping pardon
Prosecutors opposed dismissing the case, arguing in court documents that a pardon should not wipe away the case ‘as if it never occurred’.
Welsh Tory leader Davies: I was undermined by ‘muesli and croissant brigade’
Andrew RT Davies resigned on Tuesday after admitting his position was untenable despite narrowly winning a vote of confidence.
Kate joins welcoming party for Emir of Qatar’s state visit
The Queen missed the greeting but attended a private lunch.
Starmer would not stand in the way of an Elgin Marbles deal, No 10 signals
Downing Street would not steer away from suggestions that Greek premier Kyriakos Mitsotakis raised the future of the Marbles.
Proposed law to reform voting system narrowly clears first Commons test
The Elections (proportional representation) Bill is unlikely to make progress in its current form due to a lack of parliamentary time.
Drug smugglers jailed after £200m of cocaine found in banana boxes
Crime boss Petko Zhutev was in charge of taking delivery of the Colombian drugs at a London warehouse in February 2021.
Tackling violence against women and girls an ‘obsession’ for PM, MPs told
Victims will be given the ‘right to know’ who their online stalker is, Home Office minister Jess Phillips said.
Don’t rule them out – Mikel Arteta says Man City could still challenge for title
The Gunners host Ruben Amorim’s United nine points adrift of table-topping Liverpool, but two points clear of Pep Guardiola’s City.
