MPs: UK lacks defence plan against military attack
Commons Defence Committee warns Britain has no strategy to defend against military threats as government announces new arms factories. Read the urgent security update.
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UK Defence Under Scrutiny as New Arms Factories Planned
MPs warn the UK lacks a homeland defence plan as the government pledges new munitions factories and 1,000 jobs. Discover the strategic response to rising threats.
UK has no defence plan for military attack, MPs warn
A bombshell report reveals the UK lacks a strategy to defend itself from military assault. MPs demand a 'national conversation' on security. Read the urgent findings.
MoD Afghan Data Cover-Up Exposed in Damning Report
Parliament's public accounts committee reveals MoD's catastrophic data breaches endangered Afghan allies while officials attempted secret cover-up. Demanding accountability now.
British Army's Ajax Vehicles Deemed Unfit for Deployment
Exclusive investigation reveals the British Army's flagship Ajax fighting vehicles remain unfit for frontline deployment despite £4bn investment, with ongoing vibration and noise issues endangering crew safety.
Afghan interpreter data breach in UK parliamentary hearing
Sensitive information of Afghan interpreters seeking UK relocation was accidentally exposed during a parliamentary livestream, raising serious security concerns.
Protesters breach Parliament security, MPs locked down
Dramatic scenes unfolded in Westminster as pro-Palestinian demonstrators breached security, forcing MPs into lockdown and sparking major safety concerns about politician protection.
Healey demands evidence from MoD on army recruitment
Defence Minister John Healey demands transparency from Ministry of Defence officials regarding army recruitment figures amid concerns over military readiness.
Commons Speaker Faces Prosecution Over China Spying Case
House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle confronts legal action over his handling of a case involving three men charged with spying for China, raising serious questions about parliamentary security and foreign interference.
MPs blocked from asking Epstein questions in Commons
Lisa Nandy and senior MPs challenge Commons Speaker after questions about Jeffrey Epstein links to British politicians are mysteriously blocked from debate.
Minister met Epstein associate - government admits
Cabinet minister Kemi Badenoch under fire after admitting Treasury Secretary met with Jeffrey Epstein associate - but can't recall details. Opposition demands full transparency.
Labour MP accuses government of betraying British workers
Shadow Minister delivers blistering critique of Conservative employment policies, claiming UK workers are being 'sold down the river' while government prioritises corporate interests over British jobs.
Mhairi Black slams BBC drama as 'unionist propaganda'
Scottish National Party MP Mhairi Black has launched a blistering attack on the BBC's new political drama 'Counsel', accusing the broadcaster of peddling 'unionist propaganda' and misrepresenting Scottish politics.
Speaker's Gaza vote decision sparks Commons chaos
Sir Lindsay Hoyle faces mounting pressure after altering parliamentary procedure for Labour's Gaza motion, triggering Conservative and SNP backlash in dramatic Commons showdown.
Tory MP faces Commons ban after police caution for drunkenness
Conservative MP Rob Roberts risks suspension from House of Commons after receiving police caution for being drunk and disorderly during late-night parliamentary session.
Tories demand China files release after spy case collapse
Conservative MPs are forcing a Commons vote to uncover classified documents about China, following the dramatic collapse of a parliamentary researcher's espionage case that has sent shockwaves through Whitehall.
Lammy's theatrical Commons act draws laughter
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy faced ridicule in Parliament as his dramatic delivery during Foreign Office questions prompted laughter from both sides of the House, with critics calling his performance overly theatrical.
Lammy grilled over Israel arms sales in fiery Commons clash
Foreign Secretary David Lammy confronts intense parliamentary scrutiny over UK arms exports to Israel amid Gaza conflict allegations, defending the government's position while facing cross-party pressure.
Labour's Bell spends £900 cash at Commons desk
Senior Labour figure Torsten Bell faces scrutiny after spending nearly £900 in cash at House of Commons desk, raising questions about transparency and political integrity.
Prince Andrew Faces Parliamentary Summons Over Epstein
The Duke of York could be compelled to appear before MPs to answer questions about his connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in what would be an unprecedented constitutional move.
MPs barred from contacting Prince of Wales's office
Exclusive: The House of Commons has implemented strict new rules preventing MPs from approaching the Prince of Wales's government office directly, marking a significant constitutional shift in parliamentary procedure.
Badenoch Obliterates Labour Green Policy in Commons Clash
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch delivers devastating critique of Labour's environmental agenda in heated parliamentary exchange with Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski, exposing fundamental flaws in opposition policy.
Phillips challenges Starmer on grooming gangs response
Labour MP Jess Phillips challenges party leader Keir Starmer on his approach to grooming gangs, questioning why he singled out British-Pakistani perpetrators while broader systemic failures persist.
Epstein-linked visitors accessed Downing Street
Exclusive investigation reveals security lapses allowing associates of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein access to UK government heart, prompting urgent parliamentary inquiry.
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle faces backlash over Parliament rule change
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle confronts mounting pressure after controversial procedural decision sparks fury across political parties in Westminster showdown.
Jess Phillips refuses to resign over Gaza vote rebellion
Labour MP Jess Phillips defiantly rejects resignation calls after breaking party ranks on Gaza ceasefire vote, revealing she received 'thousands' of messages from distressed constituents.
Postecoglou's Fiery Commons Debut Schools MPs
Ange Postecoglou's blunt House of Commons appearance reveals why his straight-talking approach is revolutionising football management and what Westminster could learn from his methods.
Starmer demands urgent meeting over Scotland Commons representation
Sir Keir Starmer confronts Rishi Sunak over constitutional crisis as Scotland faces reduced Westminster voice despite SNP dominance in Commons.
Farage clashes with Starmer in explosive Commons debut
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage made his explosive first appearance at Prime Minister's Questions, launching a blistering attack on Keir Starmer's immigration policy and challenging the new government's direction.
MPs could vote to strip Prince Andrew of Duke title
Exclusive: Groundbreaking legislation proposed in House of Commons could see MPs gain unprecedented power to remove royal titles through parliamentary vote, targeting Prince Andrew directly.
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