Queen's Speech Unveils Hard Brexit and Constitutional Overhaul
Johnson's Queen's speech outlines harder Brexit, constitutional reforms, and tougher laws, sparking Labour criticism.
Category : Constitution
Bradford Exhibition Revisits 1904 Somali Village Display
Bradford exhibition revisits 1904 Somali village display, exploring colonial legacy and the lives of the Somali participants.
UK Defence Spending Gap Concerns Nato, Says Former Chief
Former Nato chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen warns UK defence spending gap is a matter of concern for alliance, amid row that led to John Healey's resignation as defence secretary.
Lammy's Swift Courts Reform Faces Jury Trial U-Turn
David Lammy's swift courts reform faces obstacles over magistrate shortages and jury trial U-turn, with critics questioning the Canadian model.
Peers Table 942 Amendments To Halt Assisted Dying Bill
Peers table 942 amendments to the assisted dying bill in an effort to halt it, sparking debate over democratic mandate and Lords' role.
US backs UK demand for toll-free Strait of Hormuz passage
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio insists international law prohibits tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, backing the UK's stance amid ongoing uncertainty over the strategic waterway in US-Iran talks.
Badenoch Expected to Announce Plan to Leave European Convention on Human Rights
Kemi Badenoch expected to announce plan to leave ECHR if Tories win next election, aiming to stem support for Reform UK.
Prince Andrew Surrenders Duke of York Title After Talks with King Charles
Prince Andrew gives up Duke of York title and honours after talks with King Charles, citing distraction from royal work amid ongoing allegations.
Badenoch Pledges to Scrap Public Sector Equality Duty in Tory Speech
Kemi Badenoch to scrap public sector equality duty, claiming it advances divisive agendas, in bid to counter Reform UK challenge.
US Court Rejects Emergency Appeal to Keep Trump Name on Kennedy Center
US appeals court rejects emergency appeal to keep Donald Trump's name on Kennedy Center facade, upholding judge's order for removal.
US Backs UK on Toll-Free Strait of Hormuz Passage
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio insists international law prohibits tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, echoing UK demands. The waterway remains a flashpoint in US-Iran talks, with Iran claiming closure and threatening future fees.
NSW Chief of Staff Challenges 120-Year-Old Law in Constitutional Showdown
NSW chief of staff James Cullen challenges 120-year-old law in constitutional showdown over parliamentary witness summons.
Trump Vows to Void Biden Executive Orders, Baselessly Claims Autopen Misuse
Trump says he will cancel most Biden executive orders, baselessly claiming autopen misuse without Biden's approval.
Appeals Court Allows Trump to Expand Fast-Track Deportations
A federal appeals court ruled 2-1 to allow the Trump administration to expand expedited removal nationwide, overturning a block on the policy that targets non-citizens unable to prove two years' presence in the US.
UK Small Parcel Tax Changes Brought Forward to 2028
The UK government will remove import duty relief on small parcels under £135 by October 2028, six months earlier than planned, but retailers call the two-year wait 'unacceptable'.
Rhun ap Iorwerth opposes General Election, hopes for Burnham
Wales' First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth dismisses calls for a General Election, citing lost time for negotiations, and expresses hope that Andy Burnham will understand devolution.
Murrell Scandal Crushes SNP Independence Dream
Peter Murrell's embezzlement of over £400,300 has shattered the SNP's reputation, making independence less likely as public trust collapses and internal divisions grow.
Ukraine Warns Ceasefire Offer to Russia May Expire
Ukraine's UN envoy warns its ceasefire offer to Russia may be revised if the Security Council fails to act, as strikes damage 40% of Russian oil refineries and civilian toll rises.
Chinese State Media Welcomes Starmer's Visit as Economic Pragmatism
Chinese state media views Starmer's visit as economic pragmatism, prioritising business over politics, and a response to Trump's global behaviour.
French Open Defends Use of Human Line Judges Amid Controversy
French Open defends human line judges after Hawk-Eye shows controversial call was wrong; tournament open to ELC in future.
Andy Burnham Faces Unmarried Couples Rule Decision Soon
Andy Burnham's potential PM tenure could see a major change for cohabiting couples as a consultation on new legal rights closes in August. Lawyer Gary Rycroft explains implications.
Swinney: No Appeal on Trans Prisoner Court Ruling
Scottish ministers will not appeal a court ruling that found their policy on transgender prisoners unlawful, First Minister John Swinney confirmed. Trans inmates are being moved to prisons matching their biological sex.
England Flag Ban at World Cup: MP Demands FIFA Rule Change
FIFA bars England fans from displaying St George's Cross featuring Barrow AFC's submarine crest. MP Michelle Scrogham demands rule change, citing cultural significance.
Unmarried Couples Face New 'Three Year Rule' for Legal Rights
Proposed UK law change grants unmarried cohabiting couples legal rights after three years, addressing inheritance and separation injustices. Consultation runs until August 14.
Lib Dem MP Ordered to Apologise for Grabbing Security Pass
Parliament's complaints service found Angus MacDonald broke rules by grabbing a contractor's security pass. An independent panel dismissed his appeal, ordering a full apology.
Farage: I'll End Small Boats Crisis in 14 Days
Nigel Farage claims he can stop small boat migrant crossings within two weeks of becoming Prime Minister, citing Australia's Tony Abbott as precedent. The Reform UK leader says removing pull factors is 'dead simple.'
Business Leaders Urge PM to Make Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday Permanent
Business leaders urge PM to make Platinum Jubilee bank holiday permanent, citing economic boost and overestimated costs.
Nigel Farage: I'd pull UK out of ECHR immediately as PM
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has pledged to immediately remove the UK from the European Convention on Human Rights if elected PM, calling it essential to cut illegal migration and restore trust in democracy.
Express Brexit Campaign: How It Began 10 Years On
Ten years after the Brexit vote, the Daily Express campaign that started in 2011 is revisited. Journalist Patrick O'Flynn proposed leaving the EU, leading to a petition and eventual referendum.
10 Years After Brexit: Project Fear Failed But Control Not Taken Back
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Leo McKinstry argues that project fear failed but the political elite has thwarted true independence, with Labour pursuing a 'dynamic realignment' back to the EU.
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