A mobile game created by Manchester developer Benjamin Brewis, titled No 10: Full Confidence, has beaten Minecraft to top Apple's paid games chart by turning UK political scenarios into gameplay.
100 days after Reform UK's landslide in Barnsley's local elections, political shifts and Andy Burnham's new premiership show early signs of voters returning to Labour ahead of a local byelection.
The Wallabies secured a 56-17 victory over Japan in Townsville under coach Les Kiss, marking their first three-match winning streak since 2024 through an eight-try performance.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's plans to rebalance the UK economy face major hurdles as London and the south-east continue to pull ahead in tech and infrastructure investment, exemplified by the costly Lower Thames Crossing and data centre booms.
Health Secretary Yvette Cooper admitted Labour struggled in government and criticized Keir Starmer's leadership, accusing No 10 of sidelining her during a 2025 immigration white paper launch, while praising Andy Burnham's more collegiate approach.
Forti attacchi missilistici russi hanno causato almeno nove morti in Ucraina, tra cui sei a Zaporizhzhia e tre a Dnipropetrovsk. Raid anche a Kiev. L'Ucraina ha risposto colpendo una raffineria di petrolio a Orenburg, in Russia.
Downing Street has pledged to stop local councils from restricting bar ordering and standing up while drinking in pubs, following Westminster council's draft licensing policy proposals for areas like Soho.
Andy Burnham's government is not actively considering a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's UK actions, contradicting previous comments by victims' minister Alex Davies-Jones.
Bolzano mostra un aumento di residenti single, con il 45,7% della popolazione sopra i 65 anni e un significativo contributo dei non italiani (15,3%) alla crescita demografica.
Cresce la tensione a Pozzuoli dopo la scossa di magnitudo 4.7 ai Campi Flegrei. Gli sfollati salgono a 700 e il porto è stato bloccato dai manifestanti. Il governo ha stanziato 100 milioni di euro per far fronte all'emergenza.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces the challenge of extending his devolution agenda beyond English regions to Scotland and Wales, where progressive nationalist parties hold power.
James Eden, founder of Private White VC, defends Prime Minister Andy Burnham's choice to wear his brand's expensive British-made clothing after media criticism. Eden argues it promotes British manufacturing and trade, highlighting the company's local employment and quality standards.
Hong Kong's Coleman Wong Chak-lam, world No 108, achieved a significant upset by defeating top seed Jiri Lehecka 2-1 in the ATP 250 Mifel Open in Los Cabos, Mexico, after coming from a set down to reach the quarter-finals.
An Ipsos study on British attitudes reveals a pessimistic, distrustful public with contradictory desires for lower taxes and better services. Despite general life happiness, many feel the social contract is broken and lack basic facts about state benefits.
A senior UK government official announces 'No 10 North', a new initiative based in Manchester, aimed at decentralizing political and economic power, driving reindustrialisation, and fostering bottom-up growth across all UK regions to achieve equivalent living standards.
Andy Burnham will chair the National Economic Council's first meeting at the new No 10 North in Manchester, aiming to shift power from Whitehall to UK regions. Ministers Lucy Powell and Louise Haigh will also operate from the site, with 300 civil servants joining by late next year.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and senior ministers are establishing "No 10 North" in Manchester, a new Downing Street branch intended as a dominant economic driver. While welcomed, civil servants express concerns over relocation and the initiative's permanence.
Andy Burnham announced regional mayors will play a leading role in UK economic policy through the revived National Economic Council and the opening of No 10 North in Manchester, aiming for a significant rebalancing of power and driving growth across the UK.
New Prime Minister Andy Burnham aims to strengthen No 10's executive power to drive a decentralisation agenda, addressing the paradox of Britain's overcentralised state and past policy failures under Sir Keir Starmer.
Anas Sarwar has resigned as Scottish Labour leader to become a peer and minister in Andy Burnham's UK government, drawing strong criticism from SNP and Scottish Greens for alleged hypocrisy and lying to voters, while surprising many within his own party.
Andy Burnham's unexpected rise to Prime Minister, following Keir Starmer's resignation and a decisive byelection win, is analyzed. The article contrasts Burnham's political acumen with Starmer's perceived weaknesses and highlights Nigel Farage's recent missteps, while outlining the significant challenges Burnham faces in uniting Labour and governing in a volatile political landscape.
Andy Burnham, having become Prime Minister, faces immediate challenges in No 10, including managing living arrangements and diplomatic conversations with the US President, as discussed by former Downing Street press secretary Paul Harrison.
Downing Street is offering relocation packages to civil servants moving to the North as No 10 North opens in Manchester, led by Louise Haigh. The initiative aims to devolve power and boost the UK's economy, with a new Digital Campus planned for 2032.
Andy Burnham has established a new Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, led by Louise Haigh, consolidating parts of the Cabinet Office, Treasury, and housing ministry. This move aims to make No 10 North in Manchester the "dominant driver of the UK’s economy" and shift power from London.
