Ratcliffe's Immigrant Comment Ignites Fury and Political Debate
Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe faces backlash for claiming the UK is 'colonised by immigrants,' with critics condemning the remarks as xenophobic and divisive.
Category : Politics
Team GB's Winter Olympics Success Inspires Grassroots Investment
Team GB's record gold medal haul at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics has lifted spirits during a bleak February, offering a catalyst for new investment in UK winter sports.
Court Rules Palestine Action Ban Unlawful, Government to Appeal
The High Court has declared the UK government's proscription of Palestine Action unlawful, citing disproportionate interference with protest rights. Ministers plan to appeal, but police have halted arrests.
Car Tycoon Ousted in 'Coup' Over Racist and Sexist Remarks
Peter Waddell, CEO of Big Motoring World, was removed in a 'coup' involving private equity investors amid allegations of racist and sexist remarks, which he denies or claims were taken out of context.
Harry and Meghan Praise Jools' Law After UK Social Media Change
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have issued a statement praising the Jools' Law campaign, which prompted UK government amendments to children's social media data storage regulations.
Labour's Election U-Turn Fails to Mask Democratic Misstep
The government's reversal on local elections restores voting rights to 4 million people, but exposes a pattern of poor political judgment and legal vulnerability.
Alex Warren to Perform at BRIT Awards After Grammy Mishap
American breakout star Alex Warren, with over 7.7 billion streams, is set to perform at the BRIT Awards 2026. His hit 'Ordinary' topped UK charts, and fans praised his recovery from a technical glitch at the Grammys.
Civil Rights Groups Sue FBI Over Georgia Election Office Raid
Civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against the FBI following a raid on a Georgia elections office, alleging violations of voter information protections and election integrity.
Students Sue Dozens of Universities Over Pandemic Education Quality
More than 170,000 current and former students are pursuing legal claims against 36 universities, alleging they did not receive the full education paid for during Covid-19 disruptions, following a confidential settlement with University College London.
Unvaccinated Kids Face 21-Day School Ban in Measles Crackdown
Health authorities warn unvaccinated pupils could be excluded from school for three weeks if exposed to measles, as the UK battles a major outbreak and lost its WHO elimination status.
Ardal O'Hanlon Lands Role in New Netflix Comedy-Drama Series
Death in Paradise icon Ardal O'Hanlon takes on a new role in Netflix's Irish comedy-drama How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, which has become a top streaming hit.
Far-Right Activist's Death Sparks Political Tensions in France
The death of Quentin Deranque, a 23-year-old mathematics student, after an attack in Lyon has inflamed political divisions in France, with police launching a murder inquiry and politicians trading accusations.
Reform UK's Worker Champion Claims Challenged by Ex-Starmer Aide
Claire Ainsley, former policy director for Keir Starmer, argues Reform UK's policies contradict their populist rhetoric, drawing parallels to Trump's unfulfilled promises to American workers.
Deadliest January for Migrants: 699 Fatalities Recorded
January 2026 saw at least 699 migrant deaths globally, the highest for that month on record, driven by perilous conditions on routes like the Central Mediterranean.
May Council Elections Back On After Government U-Turn
The Government has abandoned plans to postpone 30 council elections in May following a legal challenge from Reform UK. Local Government Secretary Steve Reed withdrew the decision after receiving legal advice.
Trump Administration Compares President to Washington and Lincoln
The Trump administration used social media to compare the 47th president to George Washington and Abraham Lincoln on Presidents Day, with multiple departments posting tributes.
Imran Khan's Sons Demand Jail Access Over Health
Imran Khan's sons express alarm over his deteriorating health in prison, claiming he was denied treatment for months. Authorities dispute neglect claims as medical reports show improvement.
Luke Littler Skips Wigan Pro Tour, Stays True to His Word
Darts sensation Luke Littler has opted out of the upcoming Players Championship events in Wigan, fulfilling his previous vow to avoid competitions he openly dislikes due to their noisy, non-televised nature.
Government U-Turns on Postponing 30 Local Elections in England
The UK government has reversed its plan to delay local elections affecting 4 million people across 30 councils, citing legal advice after a judicial review challenge from Reform UK.
Devin Booker Swipes at Bad Bunny Over Super Bowl Performance
NBA star Devin Booker has taken a subtle dig at Bad Bunny by claiming he didn't watch the singer's Super Bowl halftime show, reigniting their public rivalry linked to Kendall Jenner.
Ex-Probation Officer Jailed for Kissing Murderer in Prison
Bethany Dent-Reynolds, 27, sentenced to eight months for misconduct after CCTV captured her embracing and kissing convicted killer Kieran Robinson during a prison visit at HMP Lowdham Grange.
Bereaved Mother Urges Starmer to Act on Social Media Harms
Ellen Roome, whose 14-year-old son died, demands urgent reforms to protect children from online dangers, calling for immediate action rather than prolonged consultations.
ICE's 287(g) Program Expands Under Trump's Second Term
A new analysis reveals that up to 15,800 local law enforcement officers have been deputized by ICE to enforce immigration laws, with federal funding potentially exceeding $3 billion by 2027.
Danish Minister: UK Must Spread Migrants Beyond Northern Cities
Denmark's employment minister Kaare Dybvad Bek says UK should make areas like Somerset accept more migrants to avoid segregation, warning centrist parties must control immigration.
AOC Mocked for Venezuela Equator Geography Error
Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has been ridiculed after incorrectly stating Venezuela lies south of the equator during criticism of Trump's actions against Maduro.
Starmer's Defence Spending Plan Faces Major Financial Hurdles
Keir Starmer's push to increase UK defence spending to 3% of GDP faces significant obstacles including Treasury borrowing limits, competing domestic priorities, and nervous financial markets.
BRIT Awards 2026: Performers, Host, and Nominees Revealed
The BRIT Awards 2026 moves to Manchester's Co-op Live on February 28, with Alex Warren joining performers like ROSALÍA and Harry Styles. Jack Whitehall hosts, and Olivia Dean leads nominations.
Miss J Alexander Reveals Stroke, Tyra Banks Hasn't Visited
America's Next Top Model star Miss J Alexander opens up about suffering a stroke in December 2022 that left him unable to walk, revealing host Tyra Banks has not visited him during his recovery.
Israeli Settler to Face Charges in West Bank Activist Killing
Israeli prosecutors plan to charge a settler for killing Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen in a confrontation caught on video, marking a rare prosecution of settler violence in the occupied West Bank.
Starmer's U-Turn on Council Election Delays After Legal Advice
The government has abandoned plans to postpone elections in 30 councils this May following legal warnings, agreeing to pay Reform UK's costs in a further humiliation.
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