Badenoch: Makerfield vote about one man, Aberdeen about thousands
Kemi Badenoch contrasts the Makerfield by-election with Aberdeen South, emphasizing the latter's impact on thousands of oil and gas jobs during her campaign visit.
Category : Brexit
Swinney Disappointed by Dundee University Job Cuts Plan
First Minister John Swinney expressed disappointment as Dundee University announces 190 job cuts, adding to 645 losses. The university seeks £20M savings amid financial crisis.
Brit Pays Nearly £1K After Passport Mistake at Airport
A British holidaymaker was turned away at Birmingham Airport due to a post-Brexit passport rule, costing him nearly £1,000 in extra fees and a disrupted trip to Tenerife.
Debate Over Grants for Young and Wealth Inequality
Polly Toynbee proposes capital grants for young people to counter wealth inequality. Dr Rajiv Prabhakar and Jeremy Galtress debate the age for grants and redistribution.
UK's New Approach to Child Safety: A Step Towards Better Internet
The UK government announces a potential ban on social media for under-16s, sparking debate on child safety, privacy, and tech regulation. While details are unclear, the shift marks a tougher stance.
Remigration Policy Forces Immigrants Out of US
The Trump administration's 'remigration' policy aims to make life unbearable for immigrants, pushing them to leave. Journalist Paola Ramos discusses the impact on the American Dream.
Irankunda's Goals Spark Joy, But Avoid Placing Multiculturalism's Fate on Him
Nestory Irankunda's stunning goals for Australia against Turkey ignite celebrations, but a writer warns against burdening the 20-year-old with the weight of multiculturalism amid rising One Nation support.
Swinney Disappointed by Dundee University Job Cuts
First Minister John Swinney expressed disappointment as Dundee University plans to cut 190 jobs, following 645 previous losses. The university seeks £20m savings amid financial crisis.
EU Signals UK Summit May Still Be in July Despite Youth Mobility Deadlock
EU says UK summit may still be in July despite youth mobility deadlock; talks continue on visa scheme, veterinary deal, and carbon emissions.
Brexit Devastates Menai Strait Mussel Exports to EU
Welsh shellfish producers face export block to EU due to water quality issues post-Brexit, threatening the industry.
UK-EU Summit on July 22 as Starmer Seeks Closer Ties
Sir Keir Starmer announces the second EU-UK summit in Brussels on July 22, aiming to reset relations and place Britain at Europe's heart amid domestic political challenges.
Starmer Reveals July 22 Summit for Brexit Deal
Sir Keir Starmer confirms a July 22 EU summit in Brussels to reset ties, sparking criticism from Brexit supporters who call it a betrayal.
UK Cannot Expect Special Deal If It Rejoins EU, Say Former Brexit Officials
Former EU Brexit officials warn UK cannot rejoin on special terms, as Labour figures discuss future re-entry.
US destruction of contraceptives denies 1.4m African women lifesaving care, NGO says
US incinerates $9.7m contraceptives, denying 1.4m African women care, causing 174,000 unintended pregnancies and 56,000 unsafe abortions, says IPPF.
Over 700 Migrants Cross Channel in Largest Single-Day Total
More than 700 migrants crossed the English Channel on Monday, the highest single-day total this year. Total arrivals for 2026 stand at 9,852, down 40% from last year.
Starmer Warned Petrol and Diesel Ban Could Decimate Car Industry
Union chiefs warn Keir Starmer that current ZEV Mandate targets could decimate the UK car industry, as pressure mounts to relax petrol and diesel car ban rules.
Tories Would Give Aberdeen Oil Industry ‘Kiss of Life’
Kemi Badenoch says a Scottish Conservative win in Aberdeen South could revitalise the oil and gas industry, while the SNP accuses Tories of giving the 'kiss of death' to jobs.
Makerfield, Aberdeen South, Arbroath By-Elections: Key Numbers
Three by-elections on June 18: Makerfield, Aberdeen South, Arbroath and Broughty Ferry. Labour defends Makerfield; SNP hopes to hold Scottish seats. Results due early Friday.
Defund BBC: Mandelson Documentary Sparks License Fee Debate
BBC faces backlash for featuring Peter Mandelson in Brexit documentary amid his arrest; critics call for scrapping TV license fee.
French Navy Gives Life Jackets to Channel Migrants
Footage shows French Navy sailors throwing life jackets to migrants crossing the English Channel. Over 9,700 have made the illegal crossing to Britain in 2026.
VPN Ban on Table in July as Labour Confirm Statement
VPNs could face restrictions following the social media ban for under-16s announced on Monday. Technology Secretary Liz Kendall hinted at further measures in July.
Readers Split On Rejoining EU Call For Public Decision
Independent readers are split over Labour's Brexit stance, with Wes Streeting's call to rejoin the EU drawing both support and criticism, while Andy Burnham's cautious approach also divides opinion.
Ex-Brexit Official Says UK Should Rejoin EU
Former EU Brexit officials say the UK cannot rejoin the EU on special terms, warning of a 'hard-headed' stance and standard membership conditions.
Starmer's Brexit Reset Deal Ushers in 'New Era' with EU
Sir Keir Starmer's Brexit reset deal with the EU promises economic benefits but faces criticism over fishing and youth mobility.
Ryanair Boss Predicts UK Will Pay Into EU Budget Within 15 Years
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary predicts UK will sign Norway-style EU deal within 15 years, paying into budget, as Brexit proves 'net negative'.
Ed Davey calls for 'new Magna Carta' to protect British rights from 'authoritarian creeps'
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey proposes a new written constitution to protect UK rights and independence from US influence, criticising Trump and Farage.
Trump Sets Deadline for UK-EU Trade Deal
Trump gives EU until 4 July to ratify trade deal or face higher tariffs, after walking back threat to hike car import duties.
New £17 Fee for UK Travellers to Europe from Late 2026
UK travellers heading to Europe will need to pay a £17 fee under the new ETIAS scheme from late 2026. Saga highlights key passport rules and post-Brexit travel changes.
Iran Switched World Cup Base to Tijuana to Avoid Trump
Iran moved its World Cup training base from Tucson to Tijuana two weeks before the tournament to avoid US entry issues, with staff denied visas due to IRGC ties.
Social Media Ban for Under-16s Not a Silver Bullet
UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall acknowledges the under-16 social media ban is not a complete solution, as tech firms and Elon Musk criticize the plan.
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