Russia 'on brink of social explosion' as MP warns Putin
Vyacheslav Markhayev warns that Russia is on the verge of a social explosion due to Putin's Ukraine war, citing massive losses, corruption, and economic strain.
Category : Politics
Iran World Cup: Four Win Visa Appeals, 11 Banned
Four members of Iran's World Cup delegation won visa appeals to enter the US, but 11 others were denied entry, including top federation officials.
Brits Urged to Check 10-Year Passport Rule for EU Travel
British travellers must ensure their passports are less than 10 years old on the day of entry into most EU countries, or risk being denied boarding. Check GOV.UK for details.
Should the England manager be English? Vote now
Debate rages over Thomas Tuchel's nationality as England manager. Vote in our poll on whether the Three Lions boss should be English, with Gary Neville among critics.
Trump: Iran Peace Deal Possible Sunday, Strait Open
President Trump says a peace deal with Iran could be reached Sunday, reopening the Strait of Hormuz. PM Starmer offers UK support, as G7 summit approaches.
Starmer's EU Deal Savaged as 'Astonishingly Bad' for UK
Lord Lilley, a former minister under Thatcher, criticises Starmer's EU deal as 'astonishingly bad', warning it will burden UK firms with costs and hinder innovation.
Andy Burnham: Westminster Ignores Towns Like Makerfield
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham writes that Westminster has refused to listen to towns like Makerfield for decades, citing broken politics and ignored communities.
Burnham Pledges to Amplify Makerfield's Voice After Neglect
Andy Burnham promises to fight for decent jobs, affordable homes, and safe streets for Makerfield, criticizing Westminster's neglect and warning against polarised politics akin to the US.
Starmer Welcomes Trump's Iran Peace Progress
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer welcomed US President Donald Trump's efforts to end the Iran war, expressing UK support for peace and discussing demining the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump Says Iran Deal to Be Signed Tomorrow
Donald Trump has announced that a peace deal with Iran will be signed tomorrow, with the Hormuz Strait open to all immediately after.
Beatrice and Eugenie Reject William's Clean Break Demand
Princess Beatrice and Eugenie resist Prince William's push for an ethics check and clean break amid their father Andrew's scandal over royal housing finances.
Reform UK Candidate's Comments Damage By-Election Campaign
New polling reveals that controversy over Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon's past misogynistic comments has narrowed his lead in the Makerfield by-election, with Labour's Andy Burnham now leading by 5 points, within the margin of error.
Poll: Nearly Half of Brits Oppose Euro for EU Rejoin
A new YouGov poll reveals that 49% of Brits would be less likely to support rejoining the EU if it meant adopting the euro, dealing a blow to rejoin campaigners.
Aberdeen By-Election Could Boost Badenoch Tories
While Makerfield grabs headlines, a by-election in Aberdeen could see Kemi Badenoch's Tories win due to oil and gas issues, boosting her leadership.
100,000 Failed Asylum Seekers Still in UK, Figures Show
More than 100,000 failed asylum seekers are living illegally in the UK, with 26,000 here for over a decade, sparking outrage and calls for immediate deportations.
Iran Funeral for Khamenei Set for July Amid Peace Deal Hopes
Funeral processions for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will be held in July as mediators say an agreement to end the war is close. Khamenei was killed in US-Israeli strikes in February.
UK Heading for 'Poisonous' US Politics, Burnham Warns
Andy Burnham warns the UK is on a path towards polarised, 'poisonous' US-style politics under Labour leadership, citing growing divisions and harder times.
Starmer Reassures NATO Chief on UK Defence Commitment
PM Sir Keir Starmer spoke with NATO's Mark Rutte to reaffirm UK's defence spending pledge of 3% GDP, following Defence Secretary John Healey's resignation.
Democrats' Smear of Platner Backfires in Maine Primary
Graham Platner's primary win in Maine shows elite Democrats' attacks backfired, as voters rejected smears and embraced his populist message.
MP Denies Writing BBC Bias Article
Caroline Dinenage, chair of the Commons media committee, denies authoring a ConservativeHome article accusing the BBC of bias, sparking questions about authorship.
Trump as Don Corleone: Mob-Style Governance Exposed
Barbara McQuade's new book compares Donald Trump to a mafia boss, detailing corruption, cruelty, and chaos in his administration, and offers a roadmap for citizens to fight back.
Trump's $70bn Immigration Bill: Key Details and Controversies
Donald Trump signed a $70bn immigration enforcement bill, funding ICE and CBP through 2029. Critics warn of mass deportations and lack of accountability.
FCC Opens ABC License Renewal Comments Amid Trump Feud
The FCC has moved up ABC's license renewal process, allowing public comments until June 29. Critics see it as retaliation against Disney over DEI practices and political bias.
Mamdani's Endorsement Blitz: Bold Strategy for NYC Left?
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani endorses leftist congressional candidates, sparking praise and criticism. His strategy aims to build a socialist bench while navigating party tensions.
Trooping the Colour: Protests and Flypast for King Charles
King Charles' birthday was celebrated at Trooping the Colour in London, featuring an RAF flypast and balcony appearance, alongside anti-monarchy protests from Republic.
Iran Sets Khamenei Funeral for July Amid Peace Talks
Iran announces funeral for former supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in July as mediators say a deal to end the war with the US and Israel is close.
Burnham Warns UK on Path to 'Poisonous' US Politics
Andy Burnham warns the UK is heading towards 'polarised and poisonous' US-style politics under current Labour leadership, during a campaign speech in Wigan.
Ghana Slams Canada Over Partey World Cup Visa Denial
Ghana's government criticizes Canada's decision to deny Thomas Partey entry for the 2026 World Cup due to pending UK charges, citing presumption of innocence.
Brighton Protest: Clashes Between Anti-Fascist and Stop the Boats Groups
Two protest groups clashed in Brighton city centre, with one group chanting 'Refugees are welcome here.' Police made an arrest amid chaotic scenes.
Burnham's 7-Point Contract for Makerfield By-Election
Andy Burnham outlines seven key promises in his 'contract for Makerfield' ahead of the June 18 by-election, including flood infrastructure, a new link road, and saving a local library.
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