Reform UK’s home affairs spokesperson, Zia Yusuf, said the party would create a new deportation agency and end indefinite leave to remain, replacing it with renewable work visas; the speech also outlined wider policing and counter‑extremism changes.
Wunmi Mosaku won the Bafta for best supporting actress for her role as Annie in the film Sinners, and said the part helped her reconnect with hopes and ancestral power. She is the first Black British winner in that supporting actress category.
Jalisco officials said a federal operation in Tapalpa led to clashes and unrest; Puerto Vallarta was placed on lockdown and residents and visitors were urged to stay indoors. Undetermined at this time.
Hamnet won the Outstanding British Film prize at the 2026 BAFTAs, and 12-year-old actors Jacobi Jupe and Olivia Lynes shared a hug on stage with the cast. Jessie Buckley also won Leading Actress for her role in the film.
Prince William said Britain's creative industries are one of the nation's greatest strengths at the BAFTAs and presented the BAFTA Fellowship to Dame Donna Langley.
Wunmi Mosaku teared up when told Ryan Coogler had won the Bafta for best original screenplay; she had just won the best supporting actress prize and praised how Coogler acknowledges his cast and crew.
Officials announced federal forces killed Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes after an operation in Jalisco, and unconfirmed reports say armed men entered Guadalajara International Airport with shots heard; federal forces and the National Guard were dispatched to the scene.
London Gatwick will add flights to 12 new destinations this summer, and the airport says Jet2's arrival will create more than 300 direct jobs and support hundreds more through the wider supply chain.
Jane Andrews, who once worked as a personal dresser to Sarah Ferguson, was convicted in 2001 of murdering her partner and later escaped from an open prison before being recaptured; she was released on licence in 2015 and had a later custody episode but was freed again in 2019.
Cpl Lucy Wilde, 25, was found dead in her barracks in Warminster on 5 February and the Ministry of Defence says an investigation is under way. Prince William posted a tribute, describing her service as marked by courage and compassion.
