EU leaders clash over using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine
EU leaders meet in Brussels to decide on tapping €210bn in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine's defence. Poland's Tusk warns: 'money today, or blood tomorrow'. Follow live updates.
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EU Summit on Frozen Russian Assets Amid Legal Threats
EU leaders meet in Brussels to decide on using €210bn in frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, as Moscow launches lawsuits and warns of war. The outcome tests Europe's global standing.
EU Summit to Decide on €90bn Ukraine Loan from Russian Assets
EU leaders meet in Brussels to decide on a €90bn loan for Ukraine, funded by frozen Russian assets. Pressure mounts as Kyiv faces battlefield challenges. Read the latest.
UK's £570m Erasmus Return Sparks Labour Rejoin Fears
Labour's plan to rejoin the Erasmus scheme for £570m a year ignites internal party conflict over Brexit reversal. Key figures push Starmer towards closer EU ties.
Labour's £6bn Erasmus deal fuels Brexit 'betrayal' claims
Sir Keir Starmer faces accusations of 'throwing billions away' after signing the UK up to the EU's Erasmus scheme at triple the pre-Brexit cost. Critics blast the move as a stealthy Brexit reversal.
Russia targets Belgian leaders over frozen assets for Ukraine
Exclusive: European intelligence agencies reveal a GRU-led intimidation campaign against Belgian politicians and Euroclear executives to block the use of seized Russian funds for Ukraine. Read the full report.
10-year football bans proposed for online abuse
SNP ministers propose extending football banning orders to tackle online abuse and pyrotechnics. Critics warn of strain on police resources. Have your say in the consultation.
Ukraine peace talks 'extremely positive' - Irish minister
Irish Foreign Minister Helen McEntee reports 'extremely positive' feedback from Ukraine peace talks in Switzerland. Further work is needed to end the conflict. Read the latest developments.
EU debates Ukraine peace plan as Russia strikes kill 26
EU foreign ministers meet in Brussels to discuss secretive Ukraine peace proposal requiring Kyiv's capitulation. Russian attacks continue as 26 killed in Ternopil strike.
EU debates €140bn Ukraine funding amid corruption scandal
EU finance ministers meet in Brussels to discuss crucial Ukraine funding as Zelensky warns country's survival depends on Western support. Decision delayed until December summit.
Ukraine Ministers Quit in Corruption Scandal
Ukraine's justice and energy ministers resign amid a major embezzlement scandal at the state nuclear firm, rocking the government as Russia attacks energy infrastructure. Follow the latest developments.
Ministers can't trace billions in Brexit payments to EU
British ministers face scrutiny as they confess to having no clear accounting of where billions of pounds in post-Brexit payments to Brussels have actually been spent, raising serious questions about financial oversight.
State ministers threaten NDIS boycott in Butler clash
State and territory disability ministers are threatening to boycott crucial NDIS reform talks with Health Minister Mark Butler over what they call 'unacceptable' federal government tactics.
EU Ministers Clash Over Palestinian Aid in Gaza Crisis
European Union foreign ministers engage in heated debate over suspending development aid for Palestinians as Gaza humanitarian crisis deepens. Ireland and Luxembourg lead opposition against cutting vital funding.
Ministers grilled over collapsed China spy case
Senior government ministers are facing intense scrutiny from MPs after a high-profile Chinese espionage case dramatically collapsed, raising serious questions about national security protocols and diplomatic relations with Beijing.
Thornberry Brands UK's UN Defeat By China 'Humiliating'
Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry launches scathing attack on Conservative ministers after China secures a top UN judicial seat, branding it a major diplomatic failure for Global Britain.
Labour's Workers' Rights Bill in jeopardy after reshuffle
Keir Starmer's junior minister reshuffle sparks alarm among unions and MPs as key architect of New Deal for Working People is moved. Fears grow that flagship employment reforms could be diluted or delayed.
Starmer's Crisis Reshuffle Amid 'Disastrous Start'
Sir Keir Starmer executes a dramatic cabinet reshuffle, ousting key ministers in a move allies call a recognition of Labour's 'disastrous' beginning. The shake-up comes amidst internal migration policy fury and with Nigel Farage waiting in the wings.
1 in 4 UK students can't name a single Prime Minister
Exclusive research reveals a staggering historical knowledge gap among UK students, with a quarter unable to name any British Prime Minister and many confusing leaders with celebrities.
Government's urgent plea to parents over school behaviour crisis
Ministers issue a stark warning to parents as disruptive classroom behaviour reaches crisis levels. New guidance urges families to reinforce respect for teachers and support learning environments.
Corbyn's New Party Threatens 11 Cabinet Ministers' Seats
Exclusive analysis reveals Jeremy Corbyn's new political movement could cause a dramatic upset in British politics by splitting the left-wing vote, putting eleven serving Cabinet ministers at severe risk of losing their parliamentary seats.
China and Pakistan Agree New Phase of CPEC Projects
The foreign ministers of China and Pakistan have solidified a new phase of multi-billion-dollar cooperation, agreeing to accelerate high-priority projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) to boost regional connectivity and economic growth
UK ministers could rewrite laws without Parliament under new bill
A new bill proposed by the UK government could grant ministers sweeping powers to amend or revoke laws without parliamentary scrutiny, sparking outrage among MPs and legal experts.
Palestine Action co-founder slams ministers' claims
Huda Ammori, co-founder of Palestine Action, has dismissed allegations made by government ministers as unfounded, sparking a heated debate on activism and policy.
Lord Dannatt lobbied ministers against Palestine Action
Former head of the British Army, Lord Dannatt, allegedly urged UK ministers to clamp down on Palestine Action activists following lobbying by a US defence contractor.
Rayner slams No.10 over attacks on female ministers
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner calls for an end to anonymous briefings against women in Cabinet, warning such tactics are damaging to politics.
Lammy urges UK to champion justice for Gaza
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls on British ministers to take a stronger stance on justice for Gaza and Palestine, criticising current government policies.
Sunak sacks ministers in major Tory reshuffle
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has carried out a significant Cabinet reshuffle, dismissing high-profile ministers including Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman. The shake-up aims to strengthen the Conservative Party ahead of the next general election.
Short-term ministers blocked from severance pay
Former ministers who served less than three weeks are now barred from receiving severance pay under new government rules, sparking debate over fairness and taxpayer costs.
Starmer slams Tories over Afghan data breach
Labour leader Keir Starmer accuses former Conservative ministers of negligence following a major data breach affecting Afghan nationals who worked with UK forces.
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