DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Is this kind of panic-stricken rhetoric really what we have to look forward to for the next five years? Being in government calls for cool heads and hard logic.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Labour made a bland pledge during the election to 'fix' prisons and 'make Britain's streets safer'. But safer for whom - law-abiding citizens or criminals?
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: With signs of progress at the Nato summit in Washington DC last night, Sir Keir must show forward movement - and not kick the spending uplift into the long grass.
In her first major speech as Chancellor, Rachel Reeves began by giving herself a carte-blanche excuse for any future failings - or bringing in tax rises not included in her party's manifesto.
Aides have let it be known that Gov Doug Burgum, Sen. Marco Rubio and Sen. J.D. Vance are on a short-list of three as they tease his announcement ahead of the Republican Party convention.
From having a healthy majority in the National Assembly, Mr Macron's snap election gamble has thrown it all away. His centrist Ensemble bloc is diminished, demoralised, outnumbered.
Cale Agosta was a loving father when he allegedly died from a severe allergic reaction to a common supplement. The medical regulator has provided a major update about alternative medicines.
This newspaper identified 132 closely-fought seats where tactical voting could keep Labour out, and urged readers to use their votes to help ensure an effective opposition.
If Sir Keir Starmer raises taxes, allows unchecked immigration, fails to make the crumbling NHS work and kowtows to wokery, then discontent, discord and civil unrest will be the price he pays. .