Trump Threatens UK Trade Deal Over Iran War Snub
Trump threatens to change US-UK trade deal, accusing Britain of snubbing US over Iran war, as relations hit low point.
Category : Brexit
Miriam Margolyes Feared Career End Over Brexit Stance
Miriam Margolyes feared her outspoken Brexit views could end her career, describing the vote as 'b*******' and criticising Boris Johnson.
UK-EU Reset Stalls Over Tuition Fee Dispute for Students
UK-EU reset faces hurdle as Brussels demands lower tuition fees for EU students, risking broader agreements.
Farage Makes £2m Bitcoin Purchase, Backs Kwarteng's Crypto Firm
Nigel Farage promotes £2m bitcoin purchase for Stack BTC, chaired by Kwasi Kwarteng, sparking conflict of interest concerns.
Scaffolder Paralyzed in Trampoline Accident Will Not Recover, Doctors Confirm
Rob Harcourt, 37, will not recover after a trampoline accident left him paralysed; family says goodbye.
Security Minister Warns of Chinese Espionage Targeting UK Parliament
Security minister says Chinese agents are trying to recruit MPs and peers to obtain sensitive information, warning of interference in UK democracy.
Russia and Ukraine Trade Blame as US-Brokered Ceasefire Nears Expiry
US-brokered ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine nears expiry as both sides trade blame for violations; prisoner exchange prepared but key positions unchanged.
Putin Suggests Schröder as Ukraine Peace Mediator, Drawing Mixed Reactions
Putin proposes Gerhard Schröder as Ukraine peace mediator; German officials cautious, mixed reactions. Ceasefire under strain as both sides report violations.
SNP: Labour facing 'summer of discontent', Starmer 'in limbo'
The SNP's Dave Doogan says Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's future is 'in limbo' amid resignations, warning of a 'summer of discontent' and a Labour 'civil war'.
Majority of Britons Now Support Rejoining EU, Poll Finds
New poll shows 53% of Britons support rejoining EU, with Labour voters strongly in favour; experts warn party's muted approach risks losing support.
Majority of Brits Now Want to Reverse Brexit, Poll Finds
New poll shows 59% of Brits would vote to rejoin the EU, as Starmer seeks closer ties with Brussels.
Starmer Admits He Must 'Turn Things Around' After Defence Resignations
Sir Keir Starmer acknowledges he needs to improve as Prime Minister following the resignations of defence secretary John Healey and armed forces minister Al Carns over a funding row.
Catch-22 Miniseries: Acclaimed War Drama on Amazon Prime
The 2019 Catch-22 miniseries on Amazon Prime, directed by George Clooney, receives critical acclaim for its faithful adaptation of Joseph Heller's classic war novel.
Electoral reform and reversing Brexit: they’re more connected than you might think
Labour leadership contest reopens Brexit debate, linking EU re-entry to need for electoral reform in UK.
Dysfunctional dynamic hinders poverty schemes, charity says
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation reports that poor coordination between UK and Scottish governments and councils is hampering efforts to tackle poverty in Scotland's poorest communities.
Amanda Holden: 'Kick Starmer Out' Over Social Media Ban Delay
Amanda Holden calls for Keir Starmer's resignation, frustrated by delays in introducing a social media ban for under-16s, vowing to take matters into her own hands.
Charity: UK-Scottish govt rift hampers poverty fight
Joseph Rowntree Foundation report finds 'dysfunctional dynamic' between UK and Scottish governments and councils hindering support for Scotland's poorest communities.
Council Chaos Over Claims Cats Beheaded in London Park
A London council meeting descended into chaos after a Tory councillor alleged cats were being beheaded by youths in a local park, sparking protests.
Belfast Riots: Residents Fear for Lives After Violence
The Guardian reporter Hannah Al-Othman discusses anti-immigrant rioting in Belfast, where residents like Stella and Sumayah fear for their lives after their street was attacked.
Will Labor’s NDIS Changes Become a Reality? Podcast
The Albanese government proposes major NDIS changes to cut spending and reduce participants. Critics voice concerns during Senate inquiry. Shadow minister Melissa McIntosh discusses.
Up to 90% of Ireland's asylum seekers came from Northern Ireland
Figures show up to 90% of asylum seekers in Ireland may have entered via Northern Ireland, exploiting the Common Travel Area, with over 900 immigration offenders caught in the UK.
Bellingham: England had off-pitch issues at Euro 2024
Jude Bellingham reveals England's squad lacked connection off the pitch at Euro 2024, and his overhead kick goal was overshadowed by poor performances.
Migrants in Unlicensed HMOs as Labour Avoids EU Border Checks
Migrants are being housed in unlicensed HMOs in Northern Ireland, with Labour accused of avoiding EU border checks. Politicians warn of a growing crisis.
Reform UK's Yusuf Vows to Axe Lords for Deportation Squads
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf threatens to abolish the House of Lords if peers block Trump-style deportation squads, and airs conspiracy theories about foreign interference in UK elections.
Fact Check: Immigration Fall and Fake Makerfield Image
Full Fact debunks claims of 82% immigration drop under Labour and reveals an AI-generated image of an anti-Reform rally in Wigan ahead of the Makerfield by-election.
Al Carns Defends Veterans After Resigning as Defence Minister
Outgoing defence minister Al Carns criticises government plans for Northern Ireland legacy, urging protection for veterans from prosecution over historical operations.
Lowe: Deport All Fast-Track Asylum Migrants
Rupert Lowe, leader of Restore Britain, calls for deportation of all migrants admitted under a fast-track asylum scheme, citing a ten-page form and alleged crime.
Dublin-Belfast bus route used by knife attacker faces scrutiny
The Dublin to Belfast bus route, a key pathway for asylum seekers into the UK, faces renewed scrutiny after a Sudanese man charged with attempted murder in Belfast used it to enter Northern Ireland.
SNP Sleaze Ruins Independence Hopes Amid Corruption Scandal
The SNP's corruption scandal, with Peter Murrell embezzling over £400,000, has shattered Scottish independence hopes. Voters now doubt the party's integrity, with polls showing 56% would vote No.
UK Economy Contracts for First Time Since August
Britain's economy contracted by 0.1% in April, the first decline in eight months, driven by a fall in services as the Iran war impacts sectors like arts and sports.
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