Clacton by-election: Result time and Binface odds
Voters in Clacton go to the polls Thursday. The result is expected early Friday, with Reform's Nigel Farage heavily favored, though Count Binface could spring a shock.
Category : Brexit
Burnham humiliated as record 230 migrants cross Channel
A record 230 migrants crossed the English Channel in a single boat, prompting Lord Redwood to call it a 'disaster' and say Britain looks weak.
Burnham's EU Surrender Plan: Labour's Brexit Reversal
Andy Burnham plans a surrender deal with the EU, aiming to rejoin in all but name, revealed by Cabinet minister Hamish Falconer.
Police Probe Farage Firebomb Link to Murder Suspect
Counter-terrorism police investigate whether Joshua Kerry, charged with Ann Widdecombe's murder, is linked to a firebomb attack at Nigel Farage's home last year.
Pc Harper's mother asks PM to meet over early release
Pc Andrew Harper's mother Debbie Adlam has asked Prime Minister Andy Burnham to meet her, after No 10 said it's 'not possible' to exempt his killers from early release.
Labour accused of 'clutching at straws' over EU reset
Labour's EU reset minister says UK will seek closer ties with Brussels, but Tories accuse party of 'clutching at straws' and 'fixated on the past'.
SNP lacks 'vision' under Swinney, says former MP Cherry
Former SNP MP Joanna Cherry claims the party lacks 'vision' under John Swinney and needs a 'sea change' to achieve independence, speaking at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Badenoch warns Burnham: rule out tax rises or face more hardship
Kemi Badenoch warns Britons face 'more hardship' unless PM Andy Burnham rules out tax rises to fund spending, as he begins UK tour.
Record 230 migrants in single boat condemned by Government
Government condemns 'reckless and dangerous' tactics after record 230 migrants cross Channel in one boat, breaking July record of 165.
Farage slams police as firebomb probe reopens
Nigel Farage criticizes counterterrorism police as investigation into alleged firebomb attack on his London home is reopened after Ann Widdecombe's death.
EU may extend suspension of post-Brexit border checks
The EU is reportedly considering extending the suspension of the Entry/Exit System (EES) beyond September 6, after queues and delays caused travel chaos. Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas suggested a further pause, following a meeting with UK transport
Record 230 migrants in single boat prompts condemnation
The Government has condemned people smugglers after a record 230 migrants crossed the Channel in a single boat, breaking the previous record of 165 set in July.
Reform UK to deport foreign criminals to El Salvador jails
Reform UK vows to deport over 10,000 foreign nationals from British jails, sending them to serve sentences in El Salvador and Kosovo if home countries refuse them.
GB News interrupted as nearly 1,000 migrants cross Channel
GB News was halted for a breaking announcement on Monday as nearly 1,000 migrants crossed the English Channel over the weekend, a fresh blow to Andy Burnham.
Minister: New policies funded from existing budgets
A minister stressed that Andy Burnham's new policies will be funded from existing Whitehall budgets, not tax rises, amid speculation over wealth taxes.
UK urged to copy SNP support for young people
SNP MP Lara Bird urges UK Government to match Scottish policies like free tuition and EMA, saving young people thousands.
UK and EU Reset Talks on Brexit Relations, Burnham and Falconer
The UK and EU have begun reset talks on post-Brexit relations, led by Andy Burnham and Hamish Falconer, focusing on trade and security.
Ed Miliband's Brexit bid rebuffed: 'Good news for once'
Ed Miliband's attempt to take over Brexit negotiations was rebuffed, prompting a GB News commentator to call it 'good news for once'.
Burnham handed blueprint to reverse Brexit with UK joining 'European Confederation'
The UK could join a new 'European Confederation' under plans to unravel Brexit presented to Andy Burnham, giving access to the single market without freedom of movement or the euro.
Polanski: Invest in climate defence, not Trump military spend
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says the UK should invest in climate defence rather than heed Donald Trump on military spending, calling the climate crisis the biggest threat to national security since WWII.
Spain-Italy border checks escalate EU migration row
Spain has introduced border checks on travellers from Italy amid a migration dispute, following Italy's similar measures after thousands of migrants reached Ceuta.
Edinburgh festivals send clear message Scotland is welcoming
Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth says Edinburgh's festivals provide a global platform for Scottish talent and send a clear message that Scotland is an open and welcoming country.
US Senate passes Russia sanctions bill championed by Graham
The US Senate approved a Russia sanctions bill by 86-11, honoring the late Senator Lindsey Graham, imposing tariffs and visa bans, now heading to the House.
Hounslow councillors criticised over climate comments
Two Hounslow councillors face backlash for climate comments amid London drought, with one calling climate change a 'natural process'.
Fact Check: Small Boat Deaths and Fake Andy Burnham Image
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf claimed nearly 1% of small boat migrants die; data shows closer to 0.084%. A fake image of Andy Burnham running was AI-generated.
Cambridge continues probe into professor who resigned over plagiarism
Cambridge University will continue investigating Professor Jason Arday after his resignation, with findings to inform a review of senior academic appointment processes.
Reform UK Scotland leader 'in hiding' ahead of Clacton by-election
Malcolm Offord, Reform UK's Scotland leader, has not spoken publicly since July 8 as Nigel Farage faces Count Binface in the Clacton by-election on August 12.
Taoiseach urges political maturity at Stormont amid row
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has urged political maturity at Stormont amid DUP-Sinn Féin rows, supporting reform calls as elections loom.
Business groups urge Labor to pause immigration changes
Major business groups urge Labor to suspend immigration changes and consult industry, as Labor MPs express anxiety over potential cuts to family and humanitarian visas.
Ceuta president tells MEPs of 'humanitarian emergency'
Ceuta's president Juan Jesús Vivas briefs MEPs, saying 3,000-5,000 migrants remain, calling it an 'invasion' and a humanitarian emergency.
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