Trump Ally's UK Tour Raises Alarm Over Religious Freedom Agenda
A prominent US Christian legal activist, closely linked to Donald Trump, is meeting UK politicians and faith leaders, sparking concerns about the export of American-style culture wars.
Category : Politics
Farage demands indefinite leave for EU nationals
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage calls for an end to the 'hostile environment' for EU citizens, urging the government to grant them permanent residency rights in a major policy shift.
Davey: Labour's election campaign a 'disaster'
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey delivers a scathing assessment of the first week of the General Election campaign, branding it a 'disaster' for Labour while his party eyes key Conservative seats.
Commons Speaker accused of bias in Gaza ceasefire vote
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle faces fury from MPs after altering parliamentary procedure to allow a vote on a Labour amendment regarding a ceasefire in Gaza, sparking accusations of bias and creating a major Westminster crisis.
Davey: Farage Bank Row with Musk a 'Sideshow'
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has branded the controversy surrounding Nigel Farage's bank account closure, which drew commentary from Elon Musk, a distraction from the UK's real issues.
Woman arrested for vandalising slain teen's memorial
A US woman faces charges after allegedly defacing a memorial for a teenager killed in a political dispute, igniting a fierce debate and a controversial fundraising campaign.
Farage accused of stoking 'hate for foreigners' in ILR row
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faced fierce criticism in Parliament after suggesting migrants with indefinite leave to remain shouldn't feel secure, sparking accusations of divisive rhetoric from Labour MPs.
Albanian migrant found dead on Bibby Stockholm barge
A young Albanian man has died aboard the controversial Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset, with friends claiming he was tricked about living conditions. The incident raises serious questions about the government's asylum accommodation policy.
Lammy: Britain must "Trump-proof" its institutions
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy urges the UK to strengthen ties with Europe and global partners to safeguard against dramatic shifts in American foreign policy should Donald Trump win a second term.
Trump and Musk Meet at Secretive Memorial for Billionaire Donor
An exclusive report on the gathering of political and tech titans, including Donald Trump and Elon Musk, at a private memorial for billionaire donor Robert 'Bob' C. Pew.
Dems and GOP Unite at Charlie Kirk Memorial Service
In a rare display of political unity, figures from across the American divide gathered to honour the late conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, highlighting his complex legacy and unexpected bipartisan appeal.
Calls to Scrap "Cruel" Two-Child Benefit Cap Intensify
Pressure mounts on the government as a coalition of charities, MPs, and faith leaders demands the immediate abolition of the two-child benefit limit, citing soaring child poverty and its devastating impact on families across the UK.
Legal chief: Labour's Islamophobia definition may hinder police
Attorney General's principal adviser Lord Hermer KC raises serious concerns that Labour's proposed definition of Islamophobia may prevent police from properly investigating crimes where Muslims are suspects, creating significant operational challenges for
Russia Violates Estonian Airspace, UK Responds at UN
A Russian government aircraft breached NATO airspace near Estonia, prompting a swift response from the UK's UN ambassador. The incident raises concerns over regional security and Putin's intentions.
NYC agrees $28.7m settlement with George Floyd protesters
New York City agrees to a multi-million dollar settlement with hundreds of protesters over alleged police brutality and wrongful arrests during the 2020 George Floyd demonstrations, marking a significant moment for police accountability.
Farage's Migration Crackdown: Benefits Ban & Non-Dom Axe
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveils radical election pledges to curb immigration, including a two-year benefits ban for migrants and abolishing the controversial non-dom tax regime.
Sarah Ferguson breaks silence on Jeffrey Epstein links
The Duchess of York reveals the full story behind her controversial association with the convicted sex offender and her regrets over their connection.
AOC Under Bribery Probe for Met Gala Tickets
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is under investigation by the House Ethics Committee over claims she improperly accepted VIP tickets to the Met Gala. The probe follows a bombshell complaint from former ICE Director Tom Homan.
Lib Dems rule out formal coalition with Labour
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has declared he will not enter a formal coalition with Labour after the next election, but would demand a major overhaul of Britain's voting system in exchange for support in a hung parliament.
Hollywood Stars & ACLU Condemn Disney Over Kimmel Suspension
A coalition of A-list actors, writers, and the ACLU has penned a fiery letter to Disney, condemning the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel as a 'dangerous precedent' for censorship. The move ignites a major debate over corporate power and free expression in the e
Erika Bachiochi's Funeral Hand Signal Sparks Political Storm
Conservative commentator Erika Bachiochi faces backlash after a controversial hand gesture at the funeral of Charlie Kirk, igniting a fierce debate over political symbolism and respect for the deceased.
West Point cadets confront fake Trump Afghanistan story in training
US Army officers-in-training were presented with a falsified news article claiming Donald Trump orchestrated a secret Afghanistan withdrawal, exposing them to modern information warfare tactics.
Farage: Reform UK to be Opposition as Tories Face Wipeout
Nigel Farage has boldly claimed that Reform UK will become the real opposition to a Labour government after the election, as a major poll suggests the Conservatives are heading for their worst defeat in history.
NYC Mayor Adams Declares Emergency Over Migrant Crisis
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has taken unprecedented action, declaring a state of emergency to address the overwhelming influx of asylum seekers. The city is struggling to provide shelter and services as resources are stretched to their limit.
NJ Governor Debate Turns Toxic as Candidates Clash
Incumbent Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican challenger Jack Ciatarelli faced off in a fiery first debate, exchanging sharp attacks on taxes, economic policy, and reproductive rights in a contest that could signal New Jersey's political direction.
Council bans couple's flower pots over 'fire hazard' fears
A retired couple in Westminster are forbidden from decorating their flower pots after the council branded them a fire risk, sparking a debate about council overreach and common sense.
Second charity drops Duchess of Sussex over bullying claims
Smart Works cuts partnership with Meghan following similar move by The Royal Foundation, as Palace investigation into staff complaints remains unresolved.
What failing parties can learn from Farage and Polanski
As British politics descends into turmoil, a radical blueprint for success emerges from unlikely sources. Discover how embracing clear messaging and controversial tactics could be the key to revival.
King Charles presides over major US-UK submarine contract signing
In a significant boost for British manufacturing and the AUKUS alliance, the US Navy has signed a multi-billion pound deal with BAE Systems in Barrow-in-Furness for nuclear submarine development, with the King presiding over the ceremony.
Corbyn and Sultana: Labour has abandoned its principles
In a powerful joint statement, former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and MP Zarah Sultana accuse Keir Starmer's party of betraying its socialist principles and leaving traditional voters behind.
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