"Step up and spend more." Those were the words of Defence Secretary Wes Streeting, who warned the Labour Party conference of a looming threat of war, with dangerous adversaries on Britain's doorstep.
How credible is "Hope Again"? Labour's conference slogan promises change but can it deliver in an economy squeezed by high energy costs and rising debt?
The war in Ukraine, along with the conflict in Iran, is causing energy supplies in the UK to run thin.
Five young British men, all Londoners in their early twenties, have been released on police bail after being held for questioning by counter-terror officers.
We were joined by Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband after he said Labour was wrong in its previous stance on Israel, Gaza and the West Bank.
Experts disagree about how big the "Burnham bounce" in the polls has been, but there's no denying the lift in spirits among delegates at the Labour conference in Liverpool.
Thousands of protesters have blocked a controversial loyalist Orange Order march from going ahead on a Catholic street in Northern Ireland for the first time in nearly 30 years.
We spoke to Luke Tryl, of the polling and research group More in Common and Deputy Editor of The House Magazine, Sienna Rogers.
We spoke to the Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander.
This time last year Keir Starmer was on the stage here in Liverpool, and Andy Burnham had been written off by some critics as having been too bold and too explicit about his ambitions.
Counter-terrorism police are leading an investigation into a major incident near an RAF base in Gloucestershire used in American attacks against Iran.
A group of schoolboys who were infected with HIV and hepatitis when they were experimented on at a school in Hampshire have been honoured with a new memorial.
Manchester City's chairman says the club is "intent in proving" its innocence after it was found guilty on virtually all counts of breaching Premier League financial rules.
This year's harvest has been described as "disappointing" for farmers across the UK after a summer of extreme weather.
The head of the Metropolitan Police has criticised the justice system for letting victims down. Days before the government releases hundreds of prisoners early, Sir Mark Rowley said the pressure to cu...