Nigel Farage was drowned out by hecklers as he criticised Emmanuel Macron during Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, 9 July.
Mapped: Where the third UK heatwave of the summer will hit
Temperatures could rise into low 30s towards end of week, Met Office says
Jake Berry’s defection to Reform leaves only one question for Badenoch – ‘who is leaving next?’
This latest blow for the Tories is significant because it shows that professional politicians, not just angry ideologues, are now willing to follow Nigel Farage, writes political editor David Maddox
Murder probe after man stabbed to death outside luxury hotel in London
Police are investigating whether the attack was a robbery
Voices: ‘No one outside the NHS will understand’: Doctors and their families defend strike action
Doctors, NHS staff and families defended the strike as essential, calling the ‘greedy’ label ‘truly heartbreaking’ and insisting today’s brutal working conditions are worse than ever
Macron state visit live: ‘Multiple small boat incidents’ in Channel as Starmer to agree migrant deal with France
French president to end three-day visit with announcement on plan to tackle illegal crossings
Junk food sponsorship of sports should be banned to protect children’s health, experts say
Junk food firms have more than 90 current sponsorship deals within top UK sports
What disability benefit claimants need to know about Labour’s new welfare plans
After major concessions, there are still key changes to be aware of
Four arrested over cyber attacks on M&S, Co-op and Harrods
M&S was forced to suspend online operations in April after hackers targeted its systems
Part of felled Sycamore Gap tree to go on permanent display
Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers, from Cumbria, are due to be sentenced on 15 July after being found guilty of felling the tree