US-Iran Talks Progress Despite Strait Tensions
Indirect US-Iran talks made 'positive progress' despite clashes at Strait of Hormuz. Trump claims record ship numbers, but monitoring shows crossings remain below pre-war levels.
Category : Brexit
Bulgaria Wins Eurovision as UK Finishes Last
Bulgaria wins Eurovision 2026 with Dara's 'Bangaranga'; UK finishes last amid five-nation boycott over Israel's participation.
Trump’s Greenland and Nato Rant Sparks Global Backlash
Trump refuses to rule out seizing Greenland by force and threatens tariffs, sparking condemnation from European leaders and calls for calm.
Christina Applegate Says Daughter Is 'Losing Her Mum' Amid MS Battle
Christina Applegate reveals emotional toll of MS, says daughter is 'losing her mum' as she promotes new podcast.
Starmer Blames Brexit for Channel Crossings Surge, Vows to Rethink Human Rights Law
Starmer blames Brexit for Channel crossings surge, calls them 'Farage boats', and vows to review ECHR interpretation to tackle illegal migration.
Asylum family 'hate' £250k new-build home in Shropshire
An asylum-seeking family relocated to a £250,000 new-build home in Stoke Heath say they 'hate' it, citing safety fears, isolation, and high transport costs.
Miriam Margolyes Swears Live on BBC Radio 4 While Discussing Jeremy Hunt
Miriam Margolyes swore live on BBC Radio 4's Today programme while discussing Jeremy Hunt, prompting apologies from presenters.
Starmer plays down prospect of retaliatory tariffs against US over Greenland
Keir Starmer downplays retaliatory tariffs against US over Greenland, urges calm discussion amid Trump's threat of levies on Nato allies.
Brexit Barriers Force UK Actors Out of EU Jobs, Threatening Creative Industries
Post-Brexit visa rules and costs are shutting UK actors out of EU jobs, with performing arts exports falling sharply, warns industry bodies.
Brexit Passport Rule Still Confusing UK Travellers
UK couple denied EU flight despite 9 months left on passport, as Brexit rules cause confusion. EU says passport rules may be misinterpreted.
Trump Steps Up Greenland Annexation Demand and Attacks European Leaders at Davos
Trump demands Greenland annexation, attacks European leaders at Davos, then delays tariffs after claiming a 'future deal' framework.
Farage Supports Trump On Greenland But Stresses Self Determination
Nigel Farage backs Trump on Greenland takeover but stresses self-determination for Greenlanders, citing geopolitical reasons.
Between the Waves by Tom McTague Review – The Long View on Brexit
Tom McTague's 'Between the Waves' offers a sweeping history of Britain's volatile EU relationship, reframing Brexit as the outcome of long-standing tensions.
Men May Not Be More Attracted to Scent of Fertile Women, Study Finds
German study finds no evidence that men find the scent of fertile women more attractive, challenging previous research.
Labour Could Offer Second EU Referendum, Says Shadow Minister
Barry Gardiner suggests Labour could promise a second referendum on a renegotiated Brexit deal in its election manifesto, as internal pressure mounts.
Chanelle Hayes Opens Up About Dumping Syndrome Ordeal
Chanelle Hayes reveals dumping syndrome struggle after gastric band surgery, detailing symptoms and emetophobia.
Immigration Bill: Law as Performance is a Failing Model
The Guardian argues that the new immigration bill is more about political performance than effective policy, warning it will not restore public confidence or curb radical rightwing parties.
No Concerns Murrell Stole Taxpayer Money, Commons Says
House of Commons officials say no concerns were raised about Peter Murrell stealing taxpayer money, and the Electoral Commission found no evidence of misuse of public funds.
UK Asylum Bill: Most Rejected Claimants to Stay
Home Office assessment reveals 55% of asylum seekers rejected under new article 8 limits will remain in UK, as Shabana Mahmood introduces bill charging £10,000 for settled status.
Deportations up, job growth down: Trump’s second term so far – in charts
Charts show Trump's second term: deportations up, job growth down, inflation lower but electricity prices up, and approval declining.
EU Demands 'Farage Clause' in Brexit Reset Talks with UK
EU seeks compensation clause in Brexit reset talks, nicknamed 'Farage clause', requiring UK to pay if future government cancels SPS deal.
Woman Who Refused Cancer Drugs Was Influenced by Mother, Inquest Finds
A coroner finds that a woman who died after refusing chemotherapy was adversely influenced by her conspiracy theorist mother.
Waspi Women Denied State Pension Compensation Again
Government denies compensation to millions of Waspi women affected by state pension age changes, citing cost and awareness.
DUP to Vote Against Government Over Windsor Framework
DUP to vote against government over Windsor framework, citing fundamental problems with Northern Ireland protocol.
EU Seeks 'Farage Clause' in Brexit Reset Talks, Demanding Compensation If UK Renege
EU seeks 'Farage clause' in Brexit reset talks, demanding compensation if UK reneges on agricultural trade deal, with potential costs of billions.
UK Factory Output Hits 21-Month High Amid Iran War Stockpiling
UK factory production hit a 21-month high in June as companies stockpiled goods ahead of anticipated price rises and supply chain disruptions from the Iran war, but overall manufacturing growth slowed.
GB News Star Dewberry Rages at MP Over Migration Claim
GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry clashed with Conservative MP David Reed after he suggested climate change drives migration, telling him to 'Come off it!' during a heated on-air debate.
EU border checks cause five-hour queues; suspension demanded
Aviation leaders urge EU to suspend new border checks causing five-hour delays at airports in Spain, Portugal, France, and Italy, impacting UK holidaymakers.
Labour's £6bn Erasmus Deal Fuels Brexit Betrayal Claims
Think tank warns Labour's EU pivot could cost UK £40bn a year, as Erasmus deal and customs union talks spark Brexit betrayal claims.
Laos Methanol Poisoning Survivor Recalls ‘Kaleidoscopic Light’ Before Going Blind
British survivor of Laos methanol poisoning describes losing sight after seeing kaleidoscopic light; six died.
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