Starmer rules out return to EU free movement, calls it 'red line'
Labour leader Keir Starmer rules out return to EU free movement, calling it a 'red line' under his government, despite previously supporting the policy.
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Starmer Labels UK 'Sick Man of Europe' in Budget Response
Keir Starmer accuses Tories of turning UK into 'sick man of Europe', citing economic stagnation and criticising pension tax giveaway in budget.
Minister Leaves Door Open to 10% Inheritance Tax
A minister has not ruled out a 10% levy on all inheritances to raise billions for adult social care, as Prime Minister Andy Burnham prepares to outline his reform plans.
Minister Hints Labour Manifesto Could Include EU Rejoin Pledge
UK minister suggests Labour's next manifesto may include EU rejoin pledge, as campaigners push for it.
Putin Arrives in Beijing for Talks with Xi Days After Trump Summit
President Putin visits Beijing days after Trump summit; Xi and Putin to discuss bilateral ties, gas pipeline, and global diplomacy amid Western concerns over China-Russia alignment.
Starmer Accused of Unpicking Brexit Over £1bn EU Payments
Keir Starmer faces accusations of unpicking Brexit as UK may pay £1bn annually to EU for single market access.
Seven passport checks for UK holidaymakers
Holidaymakers urged to check passport validity and condition to avoid delays. EU's new Entry/Exit System introduces facial scanning. Seven essential checks outlined by Tiger.co.uk.
Miliband Calls for National Consensus on Rejoining EU
David Miliband calls for national consensus on rejoining EU, urges deeper reset with bloc, and highlights need for policy focus over leadership.
EU Rejects UK Single Market for Goods Pitch, Sources Say
UK proposed a single market for goods to deepen trade ties, but EU officials reportedly rejected it, suggesting customs union or EEA instead.
UK Could Pay £1bn Yearly For Closer EU Ties
European diplomats say UK must pay £1bn yearly for closer EU ties; government denies reports as Starmer prepares for EU summit.
New Leak Reveals UK Ambassador's Warning on Trump's Iran Deal Exit
Newly leaked memo from ex-UK ambassador Sir Kim Darroch reveals Trump scrapped Iran deal due to personal dislike of Obama, calling it 'diplomatic vandalism'.
‘They don’t want us’ is a bad argument against rejoining the EU, says MEP
Sandro Gozi says EU would welcome UK back; rejoining fast-tracked but polls show public opinion split. The Independent leads debate on removing trade barriers.
Burnham technical education pathways for 14-year-olds
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced new technical education routes from age 14, aiming to tackle youth unemployment and put technical paths on equal footing with academic routes.
EU Confirms UK Must Pay into Budget for Electricity Market Access
EU confirms UK must pay into EU budget for electricity market access; costs could exceed £1bn amid tensions over defence entry fee.
Reeves Questions US Iran War Strategy Amid Trade Tensions
Chancellor Rachel Reeves questions US motives for Iran war, as UK stands firm against joining conflict despite US trade deal threats.
Lebanon Crisis Deepens as Trump Calls US-Iran Truce Over
US-Iran truce collapses as Trump threatens more strikes; Lebanon demands Israeli withdrawal before talks; oil prices surge.
Wes Streeting’s Brexit Play: Gamesmanship Over Policy?
Wes Streeting’s vague Brexit stance seen as leadership bid tactic, while real debate on EU relations remains elusive as talks stall.
Starmer says closer single market ties preferable to customs union
PM Starmer says closer EU single market ties are preferable to a customs union, drawing criticism from opposition and highlighting internal cabinet debate.
UK aims to finalise Erasmus deal by January in latest EU reset push
UK aims to finalise Erasmus deal by January as part of EU reset, after defence talks collapsed. Negotiations on food, carbon and youth mobility also underway.
Reeves: Labour Can Win Argument for Closer EU Ties
Chancellor Rachel Reeves argues that Labour can win the argument for closer EU ties, calling stronger alignment the biggest prize for UK growth.
Labour in EU Rejoin Row as Nandy Calls Streeting's Comments 'Odd'
A Labour row erupts over EU rejoining after Wes Streeting's remarks, with Lisa Nandy calling them 'odd' and allies defending him amid leadership tensions.
Kinnock urges Burnham to commit to EU rejoin
Sky News paused for a major Brexit alert as Lord Kinnock called on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to include a commitment to re-join the European Union in the next Labour manifesto.
Jupiter-Like Planet Discovered with Urine-Like Smell, Scientists Say
New Jupiter-like exoplanet Epsilon Indi Ab smells of urine due to ammonia and water clouds, discovered by JWST.
Cairngorms wildfires: Gray says services had all resources
Justice Secretary Neil Gray insists emergency services had all resources needed for Cairngorms wildfires, as UK military support offer deemed unnecessary by First Minister John Swinney.
Hungary's Incoming PM Looks to Poland to Mend EU Ties
Hungary's incoming PM Péter Magyar seeks Polish help to restore EU relations after Orbán's rule, with challenges including EU conditions and a tight timeline.
EU Could Fast-Track UK Re-Entry If Britain Reverses Brexit
The EU has indicated it could fast-track Britain's return if it decides to reverse Brexit, with Sandro Gozi saying it would be a 'major victory'.
Labour Ministers Divided Over EU Customs Union Return Amid Growth Push
Labour ministers clash over potential return to EU customs union as Starmer's government seeks economic growth, with informal talks underway despite previous red lines.
MPs say Starmer's UK-EU reset lacks 'direction, definition and drive'
Foreign affairs committee report finds Starmer's EU reset lacks strategic priorities and drive, despite improved relationship after summit.
Streeting's EU Rejoin Remark Sparks Debate on Brexit Options
Wes Streeting suggests UK could rejoin EU one day, sparking debate on Brexit options including reset or Swiss-style deal.
Lennon: Starmer Selfish and Stubborn Over Resignation
Sir Keir Starmer was 'selfish and stubborn' for not resigning earlier, says Scottish Labour leadership contender Monica Lennon, blaming him for the party's worst election result.
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