France Disrupts 65% of Small Boat Crossings
French police disrupted 65% of small boat launches last month, with 53 of 82 attempts stopped. UK has committed over £1.1 billion to France's efforts to curb Channel crossings.
Category : Brexit
Under-16s Social Media Ban: Starmer Announces UK Crackdown
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for under-16s, set to take effect early next year, citing concerns over children's mental health and safety.
Trump's UFC Birthday Bash: Chaos and Controversy
Donald Trump hosted a surreal UFC event at the White House for his birthday, featuring a transphobic rant, a fighter thrown out, and claims of the president dozing off.
Under-16s banned from social media, Starmer says
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for under-16s, set to take effect early next year, citing mental health concerns.
Under-16s banned from social media, PM announces
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced that under-16s will be banned from social media, with the ban coming into force early next year, following Australia's lead.
Iran vs New Zealand World Cup Amid US-Iran War
Iran faces New Zealand in a surreal World Cup match amid the US-Iran war, marking the first time a team competes on soil of a host nation it is at war with.
FTSE 100 Rises After Trump Hails Iran Peace Deal
The FTSE 100 rose on Monday after Donald Trump hailed a peace deal with Iran, ending months of conflict. Oil prices fell, raising hopes of easing inflation.
UK Strikes £3.7bn Trade Deal with Six Gulf States
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states, hailed as a win for business but criticised for lacking human rights protections.
Trump Marks 80th Birthday with Iran Deal and UFC Bouts
Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday with an Iran peace deal and a UFC event at the White House, featuring guests like Tyson Fury and Mark Zuckerberg.
Under-16s banned from social media by Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for under-16s, citing concerns over children's mental health and safety, following Australia's lead.
Roy Hattersley Dies at 93, Labour Deputy Leader
Roy Hattersley, former Labour deputy leader, has died at 93. Sir Keir Starmer leads tributes, praising his decades of service and belief in a more equal Britain.
EU Rejects UK's Single Market for Goods Proposal
UK proposed single market for goods with EU, but Brussels rejected it, suggesting customs union or EEA instead, sources say.
Starmer: Strait of Hormuz Must Stay Open After Iran-US Deal
Sir Keir Starmer welcomed the US-Iran peace deal as a hugely important step forward, stressing the Strait of Hormuz must remain fully open and toll-free.
Assisted Dying Bill Returns to Parliament This Week
The assisted dying bill returns to Parliament on June 17, with a vote in September. MP Lauren Edwards urges Lords to 'finish the job' after previous stalling.
Brexit Book Reveals Explosive Secrets Behind UK's EU Exit
New book 'The Brexit Effect' reveals explosive behind-the-scenes details of UK's EU exit, featuring candid accounts from key figures.
No ‘Tailor-Made’ Deal for UK if It Wants to Rejoin EU, Say Former Brexit Officials
Former EU officials warn UK cannot rejoin on special terms, as Labour politicians discuss future membership.
Anti-Immigration Group Claims Urine Thrown at Them in Brighton
Raise The Colours group say they had urine and feces thrown at them during a protest in Brighton, with 4,000 counter protesters confronting 300 anti-immigration demonstrators.
UK Plans EU Rule Alignment Without Full Parliamentary Votes
UK plans to adopt EU single market rules via secondary legislation without full parliamentary votes, sparking debate over sovereignty and economic benefits.
77 Migrants Rescued from Inflatable Boat off Lanzarote
Spanish coastguard rescued 77 migrants, including six women and three minors, from an inflatable boat 44 miles northeast of Lanzarote on Sunday.
How Brexit Has Made Britain Poorer – In Charts
As the 10th anniversary of the Brexit vote nears, evidence shows severe economic costs: slower growth, weaker trade, lower investment, and reduced household income.
UK Shadow Fleet Seizure Called 'Cynical Ploy' for Starmer
A retired senior Royal Navy officer calls the UK's first seizure of a Russian shadow fleet tanker a 'deeply cynical ploy' to boost PM Starmer's image after a disastrous week.
Farage's EU Benefit Cuts Risk Trade War, Experts Warn
Reform UK's plan to cut benefits for EU nationals risks trade war with Brussels, experts warn, as party claims £25bn savings.
Ryanair Denies Boarding Over Passport Validity Dispute
Ian Glover, 66, was denied boarding a Ryanair flight to Portugal due to a passport validity rule, despite having a year left on his passport.
Majority of Brits Want to Reverse Brexit, Poll Finds
59% of Brits would vote to rejoin EU in new referendum, as Starmer seeks closer ties with Brussels and joins EU loan scheme for Ukraine.
UK Single Market for Goods Proposal Rejected by EU
UK proposal for a single market for goods with EU rejected by Brussels; alternatives clash with Labour red lines.
Marmalade Name Safe Under Post-Brexit EU Food Deal, Government Insists
UK government denies marmalade will be renamed under post-Brexit EU food deal, citing existing industry labels.
Gove Defends £350m Brexit Bus Slogan as 'Literally the Truth'
Michael Gove defends the Vote Leave £350m NHS pledge as robust, argues experts should be challenged, and clashes with economists over Brexit savings claims.
Trump’s ‘Taco’ Stance Continues as Iran Ceasefire Announced After Threats
Trump cancels strikes on Iran after threats, continuing pattern of backing down, dubbed 'Taco' (Trump Always Chickens Out).
Starmer’s Brexit Envoy Rules Out UK Rejoining EU
Keir Starmer rules out UK rejoining EU, single market or customs union in his lifetime, but seeks better trade deal.
Labour Hopeful Jess Phillips Prioritises EU Re-entry Over Key Issues
Labour leadership contender Jess Phillips says she could campaign for the UK to rejoin the EU, prioritising the issue over other key challenges.
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