UK Minister for EU Relations Appointed
Hamish Falconer appointed UK minister for European relations, tasked with strengthening ties with the EU post-Brexit.
Category : Politics
Israel Rejects US-Led 15-Point Gaza Peace Plan
Netanyahu's office announces rejection of US-backed 15-point Gaza peace plan, citing security concerns and lack of guarantees.
Royal Navy tracks Russian vessels for 21 days
Royal Navy warships spent 21 days in July tracking Russian vessels in UK waters, with activations up 25% year-on-year, as RFN Neustrashimy repeatedly entered UK's area of responsibility.
Sarwar stands by Lords abolition call despite peerage
Ex-Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has reaffirmed his call to abolish the House of Lords despite accepting a peerage to join the UK government as Trade Minister.
Sarwar: Scottish Labour leadership is UK's hardest job
Anas Sarwar calls Scottish Labour leadership the hardest job in British politics, warns contenders against infighting as three MSPs vie to replace him.
Dozens protest at RAF Barnham over asylum seeker plans
Dozens of protesters gathered outside RAF Barnham in Thetford after anti-immigration disorder in the town. The Home Office is considering using the site for asylum seekers.
Welsh Rugby's Two-Team Endgame and the Mess Ahead
Welsh rugby faces a toxic future as the WRU's financial crisis may force a two-team endgame, with plans for three teams mired in conflict.
FIFA: Infantino victim of smear campaign
FIFA has defended president Gianni Infantino against a 'concerted and ongoing effort' to undermine him, following allegations that UEFA paid off his former lover.
JK Rowling Funds Lawsuits for Women's Sex-Based Rights
JK Rowling's fund backs legal cases to enforce biological sex ruling, as NHS and councils resist. Women face discrimination for beliefs.
Royal Navy warns of rising Russian activity around UK
Royal Navy spent 21 days in July shadowing Russian ships, with patrols up 25% year-on-year, as Moscow's vessels transit the Dover Strait and North Sea.
Iran issues tough demands to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Iran demands US 'correct its behaviour' before reopening Strait of Hormuz, as UAE reports ship attacked by Iranian missile.
Home Office error leaves wife with no right to stay in UK
An Italian man in London faces losing his wife's right to remain after the Home Office admitted an error in granting his settled status.
Democrats' Class Gap Threatens Winning Coalition
New research reveals a class divide in the Democratic party, with working-class voters prioritizing economic issues while educated progressives focus on cultural ones, threatening coalition-building.
Ed Case beats progressive in Hawaii primary
Moderate Democrat Ed Case won Hawaii's House primary, defeating progressive state senator Jarrett Keohokalole with 60% of the vote.
Netanyahu rejects Gaza plan, vows no pullout until Hamas disarms
Israeli PM Netanyahu rejects US-backed Gaza plan, vowing no military withdrawal until Hamas is genuinely disarmed.
Farage PM hopes hit as Reform UK drops to third in poll
Reform UK falls to third with just 16 seats in Lord Ashcroft's poll, as Labour leads with 27% and Conservatives 23%, dealing a blow to Nigel Farage's PM ambitions.
Fury at secret Home Office asylum plan for Gronant
Residents of Gronant in Flintshire are furious over secret plans to house asylum seekers at a former institute site, with up to 52 people potentially affected.
Farage's PM hopes 'ruined' by Count Binface, experts claim
Experts claim Nigel Farage's Prime Minister ambitions may be ruined after Count Binface turned the Clacton by-election into a 'joke'.
Sarwar: Scottish Labour leadership hardest job in UK politics
Anas Sarwar says leading Scottish Labour is the hardest job in British politics, warning contenders against infighting as three MSPs vie to replace him.
Emmerdale confirms Dr Todd's death after Charity showdown
Emmerdale confirms Dr Caitlin Todd's death after a dramatic showdown with Charity Dingle, where Sarah Sugden accidentally pushes her, leading to a fatal fall.
Putin's Gaunt Appearance Raises Succession Concerns
New photos of a pale, gaunt Vladimir Putin fuel health rumors, but experts warn the real crisis is the Kremlin's lack of a succession plan, risking chaos.
Lammy Eyes London Mayor Run if Khan Steps Down
David Lammy will stand for Mayor of London if Sir Sadiq Khan decides not to seek a fourth term, with sources citing falling Green support as boosting his chances.
Sarwar: Scottish Labour leader hardest job in politics
Anas Sarwar says being Scottish Labour leader is the hardest job in British politics, as he rules out endorsing any successor candidate.
Netanyahu rejects Trump's 15-point Gaza disarmament plan
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Donald Trump's 15-point plan for Gaza, insisting the IDF will not withdraw until Hamas is genuinely disarmed.
Burnham to block Harper killers' early release
PM Andy Burnham is exploring every option to block the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, amid public outcry.
Royal Navy warns of surge in Russian warships near UK
Royal Navy reports 25% increase in tracking Russian vessels in UK waters, with shadow fleet tankers escorted by warships in Dover Strait and North Sea.
Netanyahu Rejects Trump's Gaza Peace Plan
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Trump's 15-point Gaza plan, insisting no military withdrawal until Hamas fully disarms and no Palestinian state.
Asylum fast-tracking risks wrongful deportations, charities warn
Charities urge Home Secretary to pause new asylum interview process, warning it could lead to wrongful deportations of torture and trafficking survivors.
Farage: France Will Have to Lump It Over Migrant Plan
Nigel Farage warns France will have to accept Reform UK's plan to return small boat migrants to France, despite French objections.
Mum and baby sleeping on floor in West Derby housing row
Claire Kelly, a Liverpool mum of two disabled children, says she and her seven-month-old baby are sleeping on the floor because the council has not provided a suitable home.
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