There was a muted reaction to Keir Starmer's departure from the financial markets - but investors will be waiting not just to hear Andy Burnham's plans for economic policy, from taxation to public spending - but also, his choice of Chancellor.
As Keir Starmer announced his resignation outside Number 10, the EU anthem Ode to Joy could be heard playing in the background.
The music was being played by veteran anti-Brexit activist Steve Bray, who told Channel 4 News he was drowning out "derogatory" heckling from an individual with a megaphone.
The Met Office has issued a 'red extreme heat warning'. It's urging people in South Wales, Southern England and the Midlands to take precautions this Wednesday and Thursday, when temperatures could reach 40 degrees.
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has been found guilty of all 18 child sex abuse charges including one charge of rape. The abuse against the two victims happened between 1985 and 2008.
Speaking at Newry Crown Court in Northern Ireland, the judge says he faces a "lengthy" prison sentence which will be determined later this year.
The jury also found that his wife Lady Eleanor Donaldson aided and abetted her husband. She won't be facing criminal convictions as the court ruled she was unfit to stand trial on mental health grounds.
“A new leader gets a very short window… and Andy Burnham would have even less time.”
Labour peer Ayesha Hazarika on what a Burnham premiership would need to prioritise from day one - from defence spending and welfare reform to tackling high energy costs.
She warns that without a clear plan, the next prime minister risks repeating the same mistakes that brought down Keir Starmer.
Starmer has announced his resignation as Labour leader and prime minister after serving just 717 days in office. So how did he lose control so quickly?
The Commons turned into a Roast as Andy Burnham was sworn in as an MP.
Turn your volume up to hear the backbenches shouting everything from "Who?!" to "He's flying backwards!", mocking his return to Westminster as if it is a demotion, even though everyone in the chamber knows he’s actually there to launch a rapid bid for the top job.
In 2024, a joint Dispatches and Sunday Times investigation revealed how the Royals make millions in profit each year, receiving public money through leasing property to public services like the NHS and the Ministry of Justice.
The Trump-backed Colombian candidate Abelardo De La Espriella secured a narrow presidential runoff victory with almost 50% of the vote, leading Senator Ivan Cepeda by more than 250,000 votes.
Voters backed the far-right candidate's promises to tackle crime, strengthen the economy, and expand the oil and gas sector.
De La Espriella pledged to govern for all Colombians while preserving some popular social measures introduced under President Gustavo Petro.