UK’s Stance on Palestine Recognition: Key Facts
The UK government faces mounting pressure to recognise Palestine as a sovereign state. Here’s what it means for diplomacy, international relations, and British foreign policy.
Category : Politics
Australian Senate debates Gaza and social media bans
The Australian Senate saw fiery debates on Gaza, social media regulations, and government accountability during a tense Question Time session.
FBI: Missing minute in Epstein jail tape raises questions
The FBI has confirmed a crucial one-minute gap in surveillance footage from Jeffrey Epstein's jail cell before his death, raising fresh questions about the circumstances.
Ghislaine Maxwell could testify before Congress with immunity
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, may testify before Congress amid discussions of an immunity deal. Explore the latest developments in this high-profile case.
Brian Thompson appointed Stormont Speaker
Brian Thompson takes on the pivotal role of Speaker at Stormont, navigating complex political challenges in Northern Ireland.
The Guardian issues corrections and clarifications
The Guardian has published its latest round of corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates on previously published content.
Palestine Statehood: Path to Middle East Peace?
The case for recognising Palestine as a sovereign state grows stronger amid ongoing conflict in Gaza. Experts argue it could be a vital step towards lasting peace.
Trump accused of groping Epstein victim at Mar-a-Lago
Explosive allegations resurface as Virginia Giuffre claims Donald Trump groped her at Mar-a-Lago spa, reigniting ties to Jeffrey Epstein's scandal.
Young actress, 19, killed in horror car crash
A promising young actress, aged just 19, has died following a devastating car crash in the UK. The heartbreaking incident has left the entertainment industry in mourning.
Ex-MP slams 'cancel culture' over comedian ban
Ex-MP slams 'unlawful' ban on Jewish comedians at Edinburgh Fringe, calling it a dangerous example of cancel culture targeting free speech.
Staples pierce photographer's Canon lens in freak accident
A photographer in Ontario had a terrifying experience when a gust of wind sent a cluster of staples flying, embedding them into his expensive Canon camera lens. The bizarre incident was caught on video.
Trump may pardon Ghislaine Maxwell – victims furious
Speculation grows as reports suggest Donald Trump may consider pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell, sparking outrage among victims of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse ring.
Ghislaine Maxwell denied immunity for Congress testimony
Ghislaine Maxwell's request for immunity to testify before Congress has been rejected, leaving more questions unanswered in the Epstein scandal.
Republican's 'sate' spelling blunder in TV ad goes viral
A Republican candidate faces ridicule after a glaring spelling error in a TV ad, where 'state' was embarrassingly misspelled as 'sate'.
Jeremy Corbyn’s New Party: Will It Shake Up UK Politics?
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is reportedly considering launching a new political party, with polling suggesting significant public support. Could this reshape the UK’s political landscape?
Starmer shifts from safety-first to Palestine-first approach
Labour leader Keir Starmer demonstrates bold leadership by prioritising Palestine in his political agenda, marking a significant shift from his previous cautious approach.
Maxwell docs reveal Trump-Epstein connections
Explosive court documents unsealed in the Ghislaine Maxwell case reveal new details about her connections to Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, sparking fresh controversy.
New Hoffa clues emerge after 50 years
Half a century after Jimmy Hoffa's baffling disappearance, fresh details surface as his family continues the search for answers. What really happened to the notorious Teamsters leader?
UK official's 'mean' Palestine remark sparks diplomatic row
The UK government has sparked outrage after a senior official referred to Palestine in a derogatory manner. Critics demand accountability as diplomatic tensions rise.
UK may recognise Palestine unless Israel meets conditions
Labour leader Keir Starmer announces the UK's conditional recognition of a Palestinian state, urging Israel to comply with international demands or face diplomatic shifts.
Trump denies close ties to Epstein despite evidence
Former US President Donald Trump has denied close ties with Jeffrey Epstein, despite photographic evidence and testimonies suggesting otherwise. Virginia Giuffre, a victim of Epstein, claims Trump was a frequent guest at Epstein's parties.
Cambridge grad's coffee enema claims spark outrage
A Cambridge-educated woman is under fire for promoting dangerous coffee enemas as a health remedy, targeting vulnerable anti-vaccine mothers with unverified medical advice.
French police watch migrants prepare UK Channel crossing
Shocking footage reveals French officers standing by as migrants board boats bound for the UK, raising questions about border enforcement.
Starmer faces backlash over UK Gaza stance
Labour leader Keir Starmer is under fire for supporting the British government's position on Israel's actions in Gaza, sparking outrage among MPs and the public.
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Starmer urges UK to recognise Palestinian state
Labour leader Keir Starmer calls on the UK government to officially recognise Palestine as a state, marking a significant shift in British foreign policy amid the ongoing Gaza crisis.
Democrats call Trump's ICE visit a political stunt
Democratic lawmakers have condemned former President Donald Trump's visit to an ICE detention facility, calling it a political stunt designed to shift focus from his administration's immigration policy failures.
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