McFadden in Netherlands as Defence Secretary Resigns
Pat McFadden was in the Netherlands learning about tackling NEETs when Defence Secretary John Healey resigned, overshadowing the announcement.
Category : Brexit
Redwood: UK Must Seize Post-Brexit Freedoms
Former Cabinet Secretary John Redwood argues that Brexiteers are right to be frustrated with slow progress, urging the government to fully leverage Brexit freedoms to boost trade, fishing, and farming.
Trump Cancels Iran Strikes, Claims Deal Imminent
Donald Trump cancels military strikes against Iran, citing progress in talks. He claims a deal is near, involving multiple nations, but previous promises have fallen through.
Al Carns Quits as Armed Forces Minister Over Defence Funding
Labour MP Al Carns resigns as Armed Forces Minister, criticizing defence spending and government failures in a scathing resignation letter to the Prime Minister.
Middle East on Brink of War After Trump Threatens Iran
US President Donald Trump puts Middle East on alert with threats to hit Iran 'very hard' and seize Kharg Island, while also claiming peace talks are progressing despite missile exchanges.
Post-Brexit Holiday Bargains: Six Top Deals Across Europe and Beyond
Discover six post-Brexit holiday bargains across Europe and beyond, from Portugal to Japan, with lower prices and great deals.
Trump Cancels Iran Strikes, Extends Ceasefire After Talks
Donald Trump called off military strikes against Iran hours after threatening to hit 'very hard,' citing high-level talks. A deal to extend the ceasefire was reached, though a naval blockade remains.
Swinney warns of 'rising tide of hateful rhetoric' amid unrest
First Minister John Swinney condemns Reform UK for stirring hatred after unrest in Glasgow and Greenock following a Belfast knife attack, urging Scotland to remain inclusive.
All asylum seekers removed from Epping hotel after protests
Epping Forest District Council confirms all residents have been removed from The Bell Hotel, which housed asylum seekers and was the site of protests following a sexual assault by a resident.
Farage Returns to Political Stage Amid Questions Over £5m Gift
Nigel Farage re-emerges after 50 days of silence, facing scrutiny over a £5m crypto donation and Reform UK's declining support to rival party Restore Britain.
Infantino Tells Fans to 'Chill' Over World Cup Issues
Gianni Infantino defends FIFA's handling of the World Cup, urging critics to 'chill' amid visa issues, ticket prices, and Iran's participation.
Ukraine war briefing: Flamingo missiles hit Russian targets
Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo missiles strike a military factory in Cheboksary, 900km from frontline, and other targets deep inside Russia on day 1,569 of the war.
Evans: Aukus Among Australia's Worst Foreign Policy Decisions
Former Labor minister Gareth Evans warns Aukus paints a target on Australia, calling extended US deterrence a 'ludicrous delusion' at an independent inquiry into the $368bn nuclear submarine deal.
Gareth Evans Calls Aukus Pact 'Ludicrous'
Former Australian foreign minister Gareth Evans has heavily criticized the Aukus defence pact, calling it one of the worst policy decisions and warning that the US would not defend Australia in an existential attack.
Belfast Stabbing Suspect Immigration Route Sparks Debate
After a stabbing in Belfast, suspect Hadi Alodid's travel via Ireland sparks debate on the Common Travel Area loophole, border security, and political sensitivities.
Is Trump Set to Disrupt the World Cup?
Donald Trump is leveraging global sporting events like the World Cup and UFC as his personal platform. Investigative reporter Karim Zidan discusses whether this involvement helps or hinders sports.
Lord Walker calls for pension triple lock reform
Lord Walker, the Government's cost-of-living champion, said the state pension policy is unaffordable and urged Labour to reform it, sparking debate on youth unemployment.
Trump Threatens to Seize Iran's Oil Industry Amid Strikes
President Trump warns the US will hit Iran 'very hard' and seize its oil infrastructure, including Kharg Island, as ceasefire efforts stall and conflict risks escalation.
Mother blocked from easyJet flight over passport rule
A mother was denied boarding an easyJet flight at Gatwick due to a post-Brexit rule limiting passport validity to 10 years. She spent £700 to join her family in Greece.
Belfast suspect got asylum via fast-track due to nationality
Hadi Alodid, charged with attempted murder in Belfast, was granted asylum under a streamlined process for Sudanese nationals, avoiding a face-to-face interview.
UK and Irish Governments to Strengthen CTA After Stabbing
UK, Irish, and NI officials discuss protecting the Common Travel Area after a stabbing by a Sudanese national who entered via Dublin. They agree to prevent abuse and enhance enforcement.
Zelensky Vows Justice for Russian 'Murderers' on War Anniversary
Zelensky marks war anniversary with defiant message, vowing to bring Russian 'murderers' to justice as China calls for ceasefire.
GB News hosts fume over St George's flag warning to avoid 'offending migrants'
Charlotte Griffiths reveals immigration officers told not to wear England badges during World Cup, sparking outrage on GB News.
Belfast Rioters Targeted Romanian Families After Neighbours Pointed Out Homes
Belfast rioters knew which houses contained foreign families because neighbours pointed them out. The violent scenes on Tuesday night have left locals fearing a return to Troubles-era violence.
World Cup 2026 Chaos: Trump, Bans, and Prices
The 2026 World Cup faces unprecedented controversies including travel bans, Trump's role, and record ticket prices, sparking global backlash.
Green amendment on Murrell inquiry was 'smokescreen' – Baillie
Scottish Labour deputy leader Dame Jackie Baillie criticises the Scottish Greens' amendment to a call for an inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement, calling it a 'smokescreen'.
Scottish Green amendment to Murrell inquiry call was 'smokescreen'
Scottish Labour deputy leader Dame Jackie Baillie criticizes Greens' amendment as a smokescreen, as Holyrood rejects Labour's call for an inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement.
Starmer's EU Reset Efforts Branded 'Anaemic' in Damning Report
Starmer's EU reset criticised as anaemic in UKICE report; trade and investment hit by Brexit.
Spain Entry Rules: Brits Need Extra Documents Post-Brexit
British tourists heading to Spain must now meet new passport validity rules, 90-day limits, and provide extra documents like return tickets, travel insurance, and proof of funds.
Man Hospitalised After Eating World's Hottest Chilli
A 34-year-old man developed thunderclap headaches and brain artery constriction after eating a Carolina Reaper chilli, in a first-of-its-kind case.
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