Lisa Nandy

The changes, including restrictions for 16- and 17-year-olds on websites that allow infinite scrolling and algorithmic content, which can push harmful material into feeds, as well as tighter age-verification checks, will come into effect in March.

The changes, including restrictions for 16- and 17-year-olds on websites that allow infinite scrolling and algorithmic content, which can push harmful material into feeds, as well as tighter age-verification checks, will come into effect in March.

TalkTV host Alex Phillips blasts Defence Secretary Wes Streeting over the government’s handling of immigration, terrorism and national security

The Man City verdict is an earthquake — what comes next could be even bigger

Burnham urges Trump to manage the AI threat

Andy Burnham could faces unrest among Labour’s big beasts as he heads into his first party conference as prime minister

Music Hall’ inside Battersea Power Station is intended as an intimate space able to host arena-sized shows, and serves as a new home for iPhone maker’s streaming service

Paloma Faith questions Ed Sheeran’s ‘political neutrality’ over Macklemore tour snub

As he leaned against the porch of the village hall under a hanging “Battle for Britain 2026” pennant, local parish councillor Joe Marshall, a young building surveyor who finished college three years ago, explained why he chose the lizard-like amphibian

A tiny rural village in central England has voted to secede from the United Kingdom in protest over plans to house more than 1,000 migrants at a former military site nearby

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy chaired a meeting to challenge firms, including Meta, TikTok, Snap and YouTube owner Google, after lifeboat crews were targeted during anti-migrant protests

RNLI warns volunteers not to wear branded clothes on some occasions after far-right threats

The legislation commitment puts ministers on a collision course with two of the biggest players in Silicon Valley, months after the government announced a social media ban for under-16s

They also got to meet King Charles III, Prime Minister Andy Burnham and French President Emmanuel Macron

The decision has already provoked a strong backlash, including from within parliament

The achievement marks the end of years of combined study and work for the young engineers at Spencer Group

Gianni Infantino’s U-turn fuels doubts about his future at Fifa

Gianni Infantino’s week began with a swaggering 15-page screed against the losers and the haters who had dared to criticise the 2026 World Cup

Britain sends thank-you message to France on white cliffs of Dover as Bayeux Tapestry arrives in dead of night

The Reform UK politician was found dead in her Devon home last week, sparking a nationwide manhunt for her suspected killer

Half a million UK households cancelled their BBC TV licence in the past year alone, as the corporation’s annual report revealed a decade-long decline that has wiped more than £1 million off its licence fee income

She was speaking after 322 Labour MPs nominated Burnham as their next leader, leaving him one short of it being mathematically impossible for anyone else to challenge him

Stretching to 70 meters long (230 feet), the tapestry is not actually a tapestry at all but an embroidery of dyed wool stitched onto a bleached linen background

There are 15 shortlisted towns, selected from nearly 400 applicants, who will receive £60,000 to develop full bids to win the award in 2028

But Netflix and its competitors regard the new rule as an excessive constraint and challenged it on Monday, July 6, before the Council of State, France's highest administrative court

UK’s culture secretary and department quit X citing concerns over democracy

The move could see the deal referred to the UK’s antitrust regulator, which made headlines in 2023 when it blocked Microsoft’s US$69 billion acquisition of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard to the fury of the two US companies

Plans to hand established broadcasters and media companies greater prominence on digital platforms like YouTube and TikTok have been unveiled, as ministers warned online misinformation risked becoming “existential for our democracy”

Actor David Morrissey has spoken out against the latest round of BBC cuts, which may result in as many as 2,000 jobs being lost across the corporation

The broadcaster has pulled all episodes of MAFS UK from its streaming service, and has commissioned an external review of contributor welfare on the show

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday announced a ban on social media platforms for children under 16 and restrictions on gaming and livestreaming services, in what the government described as one of the toughest moves yet against major technology companies

The Reform Uk leader wrote his essay ‘Britain Is A Two Tier State — Against White People’

Lisa Nandy was slammed by BBC viewers as she appeared on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

The policy would also prohibit users under 18 from accessing romantic and sexual chatbots and seek to prevent late-night scrolling

It comes after John Healey dramatically resigned from the role earlier this week, accusing the prime minister of being “unwilling to commit the resources” needed to keep Britain safe

As the panel discussed the politics and current affairs, the conversation quickly turned into a fierce debate with the Makerfield by-election becoming a central topic

In a latest update, British Prime Minister Keir ‌Starmer remains composed as pressure building up amid elections weakens his position and political stability

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is reportedly considering stepping down, triggering fresh turmoil at the top of British politics

Trevor Phillips was in the anchor seat and speaking to Nandy via video link about the events of the last week, which has seen health secretary Wes Streeting resign and declare his intention to run against Keir Starmer in a leadership contest

The investment forms part of the Arts Everywhere Fund, a £1.5bn package to support cultural infrastructure projects over the course of this parliament, which was announced by the culture secretary, Lisa Nandy, earlier this year

Eight young futures hubs will open in areas with high anti-social behaviour, including Bristol, Nottingham and Leeds

Suella Braverman, who defected from the Conservatives to Reform earlier this year, has written to FA chief executive Mark Bullingham calling on the governing body to scrap the target

Thirty-two countries will sell a combined 412 million barrels from their reserves into the global market over four months, beginning in late March 2026

If Burnham had stood in the Gorton and Denton by-election, he would have had to step down as Greater Manchester mayor

Only the Government scored worse (-50 points) in the study of public trust in major national institutions, by the Good Growth Foundation think-tank

The BBC may have a over one and a half years before its charter expires in December 2027, but the public consultation on its renewal closes next week

The biggest streaming services will be brought under ‘enhanced regulation’ by the watchdog

UK Plans to Ban Unlicensed Gambling Operators From Sports

It comes as he faces questions over his position amid dire poll ratings, leadership jostling among Labour factions and questions about his judgement linked to the Peter Mandelson scandal

Badenoch accuses PM of 'stuffing government with paedophile apologists' amid Lord Doyle row

Lisa Nandy, the culture secretary, has referred the Telegraph’s proposed sale to the publisher of the Daily Mail to the competition and media watchdogs, weeks after she raised concerns about the consolidation of rightwing newspapers

Keir Starmer faces calls to appoint de facto deputy in row over former aides with links to paedophiles