Badenoch plotted to 'take out' Sunak as PM before Labour's election win, new… ↗
Front page leadA new book alleges that Kemi Badenoch had plans to replace Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister before the Labour party's significant election victory.
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The Independent's front page features a mix of UK political intrigue, international relations concerning Ukraine and Russia, and domestic UK news. Top stories include claims of Kemi Badenoch's ambition to oust Rishi Sunak, Ukraine providing intelligence to Britain, and Andy Burnham's housing…
A new book alleges that Kemi Badenoch had plans to replace Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister before the Labour party's significant election victory.
Ukraine has reportedly provided the United Kingdom with a substantial amount of classified intelligence from the battlefield, aiding the UK's understanding of the conflict with Russia.
Andy Burnham is promoting a significant initiative to revive council house building, with plans to fund 70,000 new homes at a cost of £10 billion.
Following the unveiling of stringent new sanctions by Donald Trump, Iran has declared its intention to launch retaliatory attacks.
Andy Burnham has not dismissed the possibility of tax increases being introduced as part of the forthcoming autumn Budget.
The nutrition adviser for Donald Trump has suggested that children should consume food directly from the ground, using hot dogs as an example.
A woman was prevented from boarding her flight back to the UK due to an error in the eVisa system, which incorrectly identified her as her twin sister.
A football analysis exploring the implications of Chelsea's victory over Fulham, suggesting it signals a new phase in the Premier League.
A British national who was fighting for Russia in the conflict in Ukraine has been killed by a drone strike.
An actor from the popular show Ted Lasso has shared his personal struggles with depression prior to the show's success.
Canada is expected to announce retaliatory tariffs against the United States on Tuesday, signaling an escalation in their ongoing trade war.
A new initiative in England will provide millions of women with at-home cervical screening kits, described as a 'game-changing' development in health.
A report highlights that elite British university students are selling their eggs to international IVF clinics as a means to finance their education.
The Metropolitan Police have submitted evidence concerning a suspect linked to Mohamed Al Fayed to the prosecuting authorities.