GMB Gets 508 Ofcom Complaints Over Susanna Reid Remarks
Good Morning Britain received 508 Ofcom complaints after Susanna Reid's remarks about Scotland's World Cup bank holiday sparked viewer fury, leading to an apology.
Category : Brexit
Passport Rule Costs Couple Nearly £1,000 at Airport
A couple was denied boarding due to a passport issued over 10 years ago, incurring nearly £1,000 in extra costs. The rule applies to EU travel post-Brexit.
Trump Calls $300 Billion Iran Payout 'Fake News'
Donald Trump refutes reports of a $300 billion payout to Iran as part of a peace deal, calling it 'fake news' from Democrats. The agreement aims to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Labour Civil War: Ed Miliband ‘Ghosts’ Starmer
Ed Miliband has reportedly ignored calls from Keir Starmer amid tensions over defence cuts, deepening Labour's internal strife ahead of the Makerfield by-election.
Brit Tourist Loses £1,000 Over Post-Brexit Passport Rule
A British tourist was forced to pay nearly £1,000 after being denied boarding due to a post-Brexit passport rule he was unaware of, despite having a valid passport.
French Riot Police Patrol Beaches to Halt Migrant Crossings
French riot police have begun patrolling northern beaches under a UK-France deal to deter small boat crossings. The PM says the move halted almost half of attempted crossings in May.
Japan Warns China Over East China Sea Tensions, Urges Dialogue
Japan warns China over East China Sea tensions, urges dialogue as Chinese vessels patrol near disputed islands.
Starmer: Russian Warship Reckless in Yacht Incident
Sir Keir Starmer described a Russian warship's warning shots near a British yacht in the English Channel as reckless, but noted the MoD assessment suggests it was a drifting vessel rather than a deliberate act.
GB News Presenter Slams 'Wokest World Cup Ever' Over Flags
GB News Chief US Correspondent Ben Leo branded the FIFA 2026 World Cup the 'wokest ever' after FIFA announced a review of England flags for political messaging at matches.
Andy Burnham's Anti-London Comments: A Look Back
Andy Burnham, favourite to win the Makerfield by-election, has faced accusations of being anti-London. Here are four things he has said about the capital.
Wales Breaking News and Traffic Updates Wednesday June 17
Stay informed with the latest Wales breaking news, weather, and traffic updates for Wednesday, June 17. Get real-time coverage from across Wales and beyond.
Is Andy Burnham Anti-London? Four Key Comments
Andy Burnham, Mayor of Manchester, has faced accusations of being anti-London. Here are four things he has said about the capital, from transport funding to discrimination claims.
Rwanda Sues UK for Millions Over Cancelled Asylum Scheme
Rwanda sues UK over cancelled asylum deal, potentially costing taxpayers £50 million; dispute at Permanent Court of Arbitration.
Donald Tusk Claims 'Increasing Majority' of Britons Oppose Brexit, But Figures Disputed
Donald Tusk claims 'increasing majority' of Britons oppose Brexit, but crowd and petition figures are disputed by experts and critics.
Swinney: Vote SNP to end Westminster energy 'rip off'
John Swinney says backing the SNP in the Aberdeen South by-election is a vote against Westminster's energy 'rip off', as the contest focuses on oil and gas.
Streeting Ready to Trigger Labour Leadership Contest Next Week
Wes Streeting says he has the backing of 80 MPs to stand in a Labour leadership contest and urges Sir Keir Starmer to set a departure timetable after the Makerfield by-election.
British Couple: Russian Warship Warning Shots 'Scary'
A British couple on a yacht in the English Channel describe Russian warship warning shots as 'scary' after the incident near the Isle of Wight.
Trump Tells UK to 'Get Your Own Oil' Amid North Sea Row
Trump tells UK to exploit own oil amid North Sea row, stokes feud with Starmer over Greenland and Chagos.
Iran vs New Zealand World Cup Match Political Flashpoint LA
Iran's World Cup match against New Zealand in Los Angeles saw political tensions flare as fans booed the anthem and waved banned flags, highlighting deep divisions.
US overdose deaths continue to fall through most of 2025, federal data shows
US overdose deaths fell 21% through August 2025, continuing a two-year decline, with possible causes including China's fentanyl crackdown and end of stimulus payments.
Rayner: 'Not Too Late' for Labour as By-Election Looms
Angela Rayner warns the Makerfield by-election is a 'line in the sand' for Labour, urging the party to listen to voters and deliver change before it's too late.
Parents Separated from Poisoned Children for Hours at Stathern Summer Camp
Parents were kept from their children for hours after an alleged poisoning at a Stathern summer camp, prompting an IOPC investigation.
Starmer's EU Dream Dealt Blow by Juncker
Keir Starmer's ambition to rejoin the EU faces a setback as former European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker dismisses the possibility, citing lingering wounds and UK's closeness to the US.
Reform UK Candidate Called Brexit Nationalistic Pish
Reform UK's Makerfield candidate Robert Kenyon called Brexit 'nationalistic pish' in 2016 forum posts, raising doubts about his support for the policy.
MoD Probes Russian Ship Warning Shots at UK Yacht
The Ministry of Defence is investigating after a Russian warship fired warning shots at a UK-registered yacht in the English Channel, about 20 nautical miles off the Isle of Wight. No injuries or damage reported.
Treasury Minister Says UK Rejoining EU Is 'Inevitable'
Treasury minister Lord Livermore says UK rejoining EU is inevitable, citing economic damage from Brexit, while Conservative peers defend Brexit benefits.
Labour EU Rejoin Bid Hit By Euro Demand From EU Official
Labour figures call Brexit a 'catastrophic mistake' and push to rejoin EU, but face hurdle of euro adoption demand from Brussels.
Southgate Doc Misses Real Issues for Young Men
Dr Michael Richardson criticises Gareth Southgate's documentary for avoiding political roots of young men's struggles, while Lucy Kellaway highlights male teachers as role models.
Indifference to Suffering Amid Belfast Riots
A letter details the forced eviction of a Romanian family in Belfast, highlighting dangerous indifference and recalling Heine's warning about burning books and people.
EU and UK Announce Summit for Post-Brexit Reset
The EU and UK have announced a summit aimed at resetting their post-Brexit relationship, focusing on trade, security, and cooperation.
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