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Two innocent members of the Jewish community were killed in the incident at Heaton Park Congregation Synagogue in Manchester on Thursday.

'This is a time to stand together'

Labour is in turmoil as MPs Richard Burgon and Kim Johnson openly call for Keir Starmer to quit, branding him "very unpopular" and destined for defeat.

Farage took to social media on Friday to accuse the Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, of 'emboldening' protesters by recognising the state of Palestine last month.

The politician is pitching the Green Party as a left-wing alternative for disgruntled Labour voters

Sir Keir Starmer made Nigel Farage the focus of his keynote speech at the Labour Conference in Liverpool, repeatedly taking aim at the Reform UK leader's policies and politics.

Keir's comrades weren't overly impressed with his performance.

'I just wanted to come and say to you, thank you so much for what you did yesterday'

PM Keir Starmer travelled to the scene of Thursday's attack on Heaton Park Hebrew Congreation Synagogue in Manchester, where two worshippers were killed on Thursday

Sir Keir Starmer has arrived at the scene of the Manchester synagogue terror attack.

Louis Mosley, the UK boss of Palantir Technologies, noted how Labour 's manifesto prior to last year's general election made no mention of such a scheme.

Sir Keir Starmer and Lady Victoria Starmer had a private reflection in front of the synagogue where two people were killed

The U.K. PM’s first India visit comes just months after the two nations closed their long-desired trade deal.

The Prime Minister has gone downhill so rapidly it's caught us off-guard - we must now seize clear opportunities.

The Government is facing accusations that it has been "complicit" in the demonisation of Jews.

Sir Keir Starmer was dealt a huge blow on GB News following his response to a terror attack

Sir Keir Stamer made a mistake by labelling Reform UK's migration policy racist, a Labour Party grandee has said.

Keir Starmer's anecdote about meeting retiree Joyce Todd became the centrepiece of his leader's speech at the Labour Party conference.

'Do you think it's a racist policy,' the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg asked the Prime Minister on Sunday as they discussed Reform's plan to scrap indefinite leave to remain.