The North-South divide is as wide as ever

As places such as Walworth Living Room step in to help people in need, charities lament lack of government help

Or: How Belgium’s bankers proved more powerful than European solidarity, by Simon Pearson. The European Union wanted the world to believe it had found an elegant solution to Ukraine’s funding crisis: seize Russia’s frozen assets (€210 billion sitting immobilised across the continent) and use them to back a massive loan to Kyiv. A moment of clarity. A demonstration that when push comes to shove, Western institutions can act decisively against a hostile power waging war on their doorstep.

Donald Trump is suing the BBC for $10 billion over a Panorama edit which cut together two clips from his 2021 speech ahead of the Washington riot by MAGA supporters. The BBC’s next steps are not…

Chris Parry has doubled down on his comments that Mr Lammy should "go home to the Caribbean", where his "loyalty lies"

As antisemitism and Islamophobia rise, a community centre brings people together over shared meals, offering an antidote to food poverty, social isolation and division

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The government is set to announce tomorrow that the UK will rejoin the Erasmus+ scheme from January 2027 according to reports.

Sarwar is among a number of politicians from minority ethnic backgrounds, including the SNP's Humza Yousaf, targeted by Reform's Chris Parry.