Rayner Backs Burnham's Town Hall Powers Agenda
Angela Rayner supports Andy Burnham's plan to move power from Westminster to town halls, calling for a deeper cultural change in UK governance.
Category : Constitution
Security Services Not Exempt From Hillsborough Law
Hillsborough law delayed amid concerns over security services exemption; government seeks compromise on duty of candour for intelligence officers.
Zelensky Targets Russian-Owned European Firms in Dublin Speech
Volodymyr Zelensky criticised Russian-owned companies in Europe during a Dublin address, calling for new EU sanctions to target shadow fleets and firms aiding Russia's war effort.
Harry and Meghan Warned Not to Leak Royal Meeting Details
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been warned by a former royal butler to avoid leaking details of any private meeting with King Charles during their upcoming UK trip, or risk jeopardising future relations.
US Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship in Blow to Trump
The US Supreme Court ruled against Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, affirming that children born in the US to undocumented or temporary parents are citizens under the 14th Amendment.
Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship Against Trump
The US Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, ruling against Trump's executive order. Trump called it 'too bad' but urged Congress to act. The 6-3 decision reaffirms the 14th Amendment.
EU Must Keep Promises on Ukraine Accession: Zelenskyy
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy urges the EU to open new accession clusters and enforce stricter rules on Russia, emphasizing the bloc must keep its promises to maintain Ukrainian morale.
Zelensky Thanks Ireland for Support at EU Presidency Opening
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked Ireland for its support from the start of Russia's invasion, during the opening ceremony of Ireland's EU presidency at Dublin Castle.
Badenoch Torpedoes Starmer at PMQs Over Defence Funding
Kemi Badenoch attacked Keir Starmer at PMQs over a £5 billion defence funding blackhole, accusing him of leaving a mess for his successor and questioning the credibility of his defence plan.
Trump’s Norm-Busting First Year Back in Office
Trump's first year back in office has been a norm-busting power play, gutting agencies, freezing funds, and targeting foes.
Iran Squad Returns Home After US Visa Disputes and Elimination
Iran's World Cup team returns to Tehran after elimination, facing visa denials and travel restrictions in the US, with manager Ghalenoei calling them the 'most oppressed team' in the tournament.
Polanski: Burnham Must End Labour’s Anti-Migrant Slant
Green Party leader Zack Polanski criticises Labour's proposed £10,000 fee for asylum seekers, urging PM Andy Burnham to reverse the 'dangerous anti-migrant slant' and adopt fair migration policies.
Burnham Told of £4.7bn Defence Black Hole on Day of Announcement
Andy Burnham was informed about the £4.7 billion funding gap in the Defence Investment Plan on the day it was published, a defence minister suggested, leaving questions over the budget shortfall.
Ed Davey Calls for New Constitution to Protect UK Rights
Ed Davey calls for a new written constitution to protect UK rights, criticises Trump and Farage, and urges decoupling nuclear deterrent from US.
Expert Warns UK Could Disintegrate Fast Amid Nationalist Shifts
Ben Wellings warns UK could disintegrate fast due to weakening pro-integration parties and rising English nationalism, urging a progressive English identity.
Top Conservative Peer Urges Starmer to Grant Reform UK Seats in House of Lords
Conservative peer Lord True urges PM Starmer to give Reform UK seats in the House of Lords, citing their Commons representation.
Archaeological Discoveries in Turkey Reshape Understanding of Early Christianity
Archaeological finds in Turkey, including the best-preserved early image of Christ, transform understanding of early Christianity's origins and growth.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
Supreme Court strikes down Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship, upholding 14th Amendment guarantee for children born in US.
Australian Court Hears Indigenous Activist’s Bid to Prosecute King Charles for Genocide
Australian appeals court reserves decision on Indigenous activist's bid to prosecute King Charles III for genocide of Aboriginal people.
Former Defence Secretary Liam Fox Demands New Inquiry Into 1994 Chinook Crash
Sir Liam Fox calls for new inquiry into 1994 Chinook crash, citing withheld evidence and MoD misinformation.
Trump Officials Argue Ballroom Halt Poses National Security Risk
Trump administration argues halting $400m White House ballroom poses national security risk, citing bomb shelters and military installations.
El Salvador's Mega Prison vs UK Jails: Could Britain Learn?
El Salvador's Cecot mega-prison holds 40,000 gang members in harsh conditions. Could the UK adopt similar measures?
Smith College Investigated Over Transgender Admissions Policy
US Education Department investigates Smith College over admitting transgender women, alleging Title IX violations.
Supreme Court Allows Vermont Instagram Addiction Suit
US Supreme Court allows Vermont lawsuit against Meta over Instagram addiction claims to proceed, rejecting Meta's jurisdiction appeal.
US appeals court blocks Trump ban on transgender troops
US appeals court blocks Trump's transgender military ban, ruling it unconstitutional and driven by animus.
US House Passes War Powers Resolution to Curb Trump on Iran
US House votes 215-208 to pass war powers resolution limiting Trump's authority on Iran, sending measure to Senate.
Trump Rules Out Running for Vice President but Flirts with Third Term Idea
Trump rules out VP run for third term but says he'd 'love' another term; comments on Asia trip, Xi, and Kim.
Mahmood sets out biggest asylum rule changes in decades
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has unveiled the Immigration and Asylum Bill, the biggest shake-up in decades, including forcing successful asylum seekers to repay £10,000 and stripping judges of appeal powers, sparking backlash and early test for PM-in-wa
Sky News Interrupts as Supreme Court Rejects Trump Order
Sky News presenter Jayne Secker halted the broadcast to report the US Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling against Donald Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship, upholding the 14th Amendment.
Burnham's devolution plan will wreck England like Scotland
Andy Burnham's 'Rewire Britain' plan risks turning England into a basket case like Scotland and Wales, argues Carole Malone, who slams his lack of detail and small-town mentality.
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