President Trump is scheduled to arrive in the United Kingdom on Tuesday for a State visit.
Chris Mason, BBC Political Editor, and Sarah Smith, BBC North America Editor, analyze the key issues and potential outcomes for both the US and UK during this visit.
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Angela Rayner’s resignation triggers government reshuffle and dismissals.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner resigns amid tax scrutiny over Hove property.
Sir Keir Starmer confirms Angela Rayner has referred herself to the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards.
Reform UK leader testifies before US House Judiciary Committee on free speech and online safety.
Watch: Badenoch questions Starmer on government borrowing costs.
Damian Grammaticas, BBC, reports on the controversy surrounding China’s proposed mega-embassy.
Watch: Prime Minister discusses “good personal relationship” with President Trump.
MPs are currently debating the third reading of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
Baroness Casey tells the BBC that a “reset” is needed in the commitment to child welfare.
Watch: Mel Stride faces pressure to apologize for Liz Truss’s mini-budget.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers Spending Review, outlining budget allocations for government departments.
Watch: Reform UK’s Sarah Pochin defends call for burka ban.
Watch: MP tearfully recounts being told to “live with” chronic UTI.
Keir Starmer apologizes to Plaid Cymru’s Westminster leader for being “overly rude.”
The Prime Minister has declined to set an immigration cap but pledges a “significant” reduction.
From a recount in Runcorn to a change of council control in Staffordshire, a recap of the latest developments.
Henry Zeffman: Reform UK wins Runcorn, but what are the broader implications?
Watch: Analysis of what’s at stake in the current local elections.
Watch: Sue Gray urges against calling civil servants ‘pen-pushers’.