Farage hits out at Burnham over 'Ministry of Truth' centre
Nigel Farage accused Andy Burnham of clamping down on free speech over plans for a national centre for information defence, comparing it to Orwell's Ministry of Truth.
Category : Politics
Anti-migrant feeling pervades Gosport after far-right protest
Far-right posters and a protest in Gosport reveal deep anti-migrant sentiment, though some residents point to a more welcoming side of the Hampshire town.
Channel migrant crisis: '1,200' cross in 2 days sparking more mayhem
At least 21 asylum seekers arrived in Samphire Hoe on Tuesday, prompting Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to order an urgent review into the uncontrolled landings.
Streeting dismisses free speech concerns over UK anti-Russia unit
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting rejected claims a new UK unit to combat Russian online disinformation would curb free speech, saying security chiefs were ordered to tackle threats of a different order of magnitude.
Melania: Trump 'doesn't want to hear' her honest feedback
Melania Trump says Donald Trump is doing 'the best that he can' in his second term, admitting he 'doesn't want to hear' her honest feedback during a Fox News appearance.
Chagos deal on hold after Trump attack, Streeting admits
Plans to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius are in disarray after Donald Trump condemned the deal, Wes Streeting has admitted. Payments to Mauritius are on hold while the UK works through US concerns.
Chagos deal halted after Trump brands it 'terrible'
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting says the Chagos deal cannot proceed without US support, pausing £120m annual payments to Mauritius after Donald Trump branded it 'terrible'.
Burnham's UN Speech Puts Manchester in the Spotlight Four Times
PM Andy Burnham's first UN speech mentioned Manchester four times, referencing millworkers and the north of England as industrial revolution birthplace.
Burnham's first UN speech: Six key points
Andy Burnham's first UN speech as PM criticised Russia, announced an AI defence partnership with the US and urged a two-state solution amid suffering in Gaza.
Burnham's UN debut: Six key takeaways from PM's speech
Andy Burnham used his inaugural UN address to declare 'Britain is back', attack Russia, unveil a new AI defence partnership with the US, and announce a 10-year plan for Britain.
Burnham's UN speech: Six key takeaways as PM declares 'Britain is back'
In his first UN speech since becoming PM in July, Andy Burnham attacked Russia, announced a US AI defence deal, and unveiled a 10-year plan for Britain.
Burnham Slams Russia's 'Industrial-Scale' Disinformation at UN
Andy Burnham told the UN that the UK faces an 'industrial-scale assault' from Russian disinformation, announcing a new National Centre for Information Defence to counter online lies and deepfakes.
Burnham wins Trump praise in first UN meeting
Andy Burnham made a 'good connection' with Donald Trump at the UN, earning praise as a 'natural businessperson' despite differences over the Chagos Islands and Falklands.
Burnham UN speech: PM addresses assembly after Trump Chagos criticism
Andy Burnham delivers his first UN General Assembly speech as PM, hours after Trump called the Chagos Islands deal 'terrible' in their first meeting.
Burnham's Trump Meeting Contrasts Sharply with Starmer's
Andy Burnham's first meeting with Donald Trump went well without him praising the US President, a big change from Keir Starmer's opening gambit.
Burnham's first Trump meeting a win despite risks
Andy Burnham's first meeting with Donald Trump was a win, with Trump calling him a 'natural businessman' and praising the UK-US relationship.
Trump: US-UK ties 'more up' under Burnham than Starmer
Donald Trump said US-UK relations are "more up" under Andy Burnham than under Keir Starmer, during their first face-to-face meeting at the UN General Assembly in New York.
Reform MSPs walk out of Holyrood independence debate
Reform UK MSPs walked out of the Holyrood chamber after failing to cancel a debate on Scottish independence, with the Presiding Officer calling the move a gross discourtesy.
Burnham meets Trump: 'Nervous' PM gets Starmer dig
Andy Burnham met Donald Trump for the first time in New York, where the US president praised his election win but criticised former PM Keir Starmer.
Burnham snap election plan exposed by Labour insiders
Labour MPs and peers tell the Daily Expresso that Andy Burnham could announce a snap election after Christmas, with a vote early in the new year.
Lithuania vows to fight back as evacuation plans revealed
Lithuania's PM says the country 'will not surrender' and has evacuation plans ready amid fears of a Russian attack on NATO territory.
Burnham meets Trump in New York amid past 'poisonous' remarks
Andy Burnham will hold his first face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump in New York today, having previously branded the US President 'poisonous' and said he would not be welcome in Manchester.
Burnham tells Trump: Manchester isn't 'some town' before UN talks
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he told Donald Trump 'Manchester isn't some town' ahead of their first face-to-face meeting at the UN General Assembly in New York today.
Harry's Invictus Games could end in 2027, says commentator
Royal commentator Mark Dolan claims Birmingham 2027 could be the last Invictus Games, citing funding shortfalls and sponsorship issues for Prince Harry's event.
Trump TV Launch Sparks Kim Jong-un Comparisons
President Trump's new 24-hour 'Trump TV' channel has drawn comparisons to North Korea and Russia after a White House media ban left him speaking without microphones at a public event.
Doctor 'no longer certain' of Lucy Letby's guilt
Dr John Gibbs, whose evidence helped convict Lucy Letby, says he is 'no longer certain' she murdered seven babies and attempted to kill eight others, and backs a retrial.
Burnham to Meet Trump for First Time at UN General Assembly
UK PM Andy Burnham will meet US President Donald Trump for the first time at the UN General Assembly in New York, despite past criticisms of the US leader.
DWP to consider 'adequate income' policies in pension review
The DWP will examine state and private pension balance after a commission recommends changes to ensure adequate retirement income for all.
Swansea City top Championship: signs of a promising campaign
Swansea City lead the Championship after a strong start, with 17 points from eight games, a solid defence, and new signings adding depth.
Bev Craig: Heaton Park attack anniversary, attack on one is attack on all
A year on from the Heaton Park Synagogue attack, Greater Manchester mayor Bev Craig remembers the victims, honours the heroes and says the city stands united against hate.
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