Falklands Veteran Slams Argentina's World Cup Banner
Falklands War veteran Simon Weston criticizes Argentina's post-match banner claiming the Falkland Islands, urging FIFA to act after their World Cup semi-final win over England.
Category : Policymaking
Starmer: UK-Ukraine Dynamic Unchanged by New PM
PM Keir Starmer, on his final Kyiv visit, vows UK support for Ukraine will not waver despite Andy Burnham becoming prime minister, citing cross-party unity.
Burnham Cabinet Picks: All We Know as He Becomes PM
Andy Burnham becomes PM on July 17. Ed Miliband tipped for chancellor, Shabana Mahmood may stay as Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper possible Treasury move. Angela Rayner could return as deputy PM.
UK Minister Slams Argentina Players Over Falklands Banner
Business Secretary Peter Kyle condemns Argentina players for displaying a Falklands sovereignty banner after defeating England in the World Cup semi-final, urging FIFA to investigate.
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UK Government Nationalises British Steel
The UK Government has brought British Steel under public ownership via the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Act 2026, protecting steel production in Scunthorpe and UK supply chains.
Trump Praises Iran's 'Goodwill' as US Strikes Continue
President Donald Trump commended Iran for releasing an American citizen detained in December 2024, calling it a 'gesture of goodwill,' even as US strikes hit Iranian military targets.
Argentina Players Taunt England with Falklands Banner
Argentina players held a banner claiming the Falkland Islands are Argentinian after knocking England out of the World Cup semi-final 2-1, sparking political tensions.
Bev Craig’s Radical Manifesto: Affordable Homes, Freeze Fares
Bev Craig launches her mayoral manifesto with pledges for 50,000 affordable homes, freezing bus and tram fares, and expanding neighbourhood policing in Greater Manchester.
Trump Plans Massive New Iran Offensive After Situation Room Meeting
US President Donald Trump is reportedly planning a massive new offensive against Iran, discussed in a situation room meeting with top national security officials, including VP Vance and Secretary Rubio.
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Argentina vs England: Falklands tensions resurface ahead of semi-final
Argentina and England face off in a World Cup semi-final, reviving memories of the 1982 Falklands War and Maradona's 'Hand of God' goal, with political and emotional stakes high.
Green Council to Ban Cooperation on Immigration Raids
Lewisham Council, led by the Green party, will vote on ending cooperation with Home Office immigration raids after uncovering an email requesting joint operations using environmental health data.
Trump Intel Pick Clayton Refuses to Say Biden Won 2020
Jay Clayton, Trump's pick for intelligence chief, refused to acknowledge Biden's 2020 win during his confirmation hearing, instead saying Biden was 'certified' as president.
Zia Yusuf Blasts Labour for Nazi Comparison, Warns of Incitement
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf accuses Labour of 'irresponsible' Nazi comparisons, warning the relentless narrative against Nigel Farage constitutes incitement after Ann Widdecombe's murder.
Rachel Reeves Cries at Starmer's Final PMQs
Chancellor Rachel Reeves broke down in tears as Sir Keir Starmer delivered his final PMQs speech, marking the end of his premiership before Andy Burnham takes over on Monday.
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Leak: Scottish Labour Governance 'Inadequate' After Murrell
Trade unions have claimed Scottish Labour's governance is poor and demand transparency on finance and membership numbers in the wake of the Peter Murrell scandal.
Ken Skates Named New Welsh Labour Leader Unopposed
Ken Skates has been confirmed as the new leader of Welsh Labour after running unopposed. He took on the role on an interim basis after the party's heavy Senedd election defeat in May 2026.
Scottish Labour Split Over Holyrood Election Review
Scottish Labour is divided over who should lead the post-election review after their worst Holyrood result. Leader Anas Sarwar blocked union calls for an independent chair, opting for an internal probe instead.
FIFA to Break Own Rule at World Cup Final
FIFA is expected to break its own rule at the World Cup final on Sunday. England are one win away from playing in the showpiece event.
Bev Craig Pledges to Expand Homeless Scheme in Mayoral Bid
Labour mayoral candidate Bev Craig visited Salford charity Loaves and Fishes, hearing stories of addiction and homelessness. She pledged to expand 'A Bed Every Night' and build 50,000 council homes if elected.
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MP Jo Platt Leads Debate on Regional Accents and Social Mobility
Leigh and Atherton MP Jo Platt leads a Westminster Hall debate on regional accents and social mobility, arguing that people should not have to soften their accents to succeed in politics or the workplace.
Trump backs down over Strait of Hormuz tolls after UK opposition
Donald Trump has reversed his threat to impose a 20% toll on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, replacing it with trade and investment deals after UK opposition led by Sir Keir Starmer and Yvette Cooper.
Hillsborough Law: Final Battle for Public Duty of Candour
A new law criminalising public bodies and officials that lie to the British public is expected to complete its final stages in the Commons. Why did it take so long?
Blanche Hearings Test Senators' Rule of Law Commitment
Todd Blanche, Trump's former attorney and nominee for attorney general, faces intense scrutiny over vast conflicts of interest. Senators must demand recusal on matters involving Trump's personal interests to uphold the rule of law.
Burnham Nears Labour Leadership Threshold Amid World Cup Hopes
Andy Burnham secures 322 Labour MPs' backing, just one short of the 323 needed to avoid a leadership contest. His likely coronation as PM is compared to a royal wedding, with risks tied to England's World Cup performance.
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US House Committee Advances Permanent Daylight Saving Bill
The House Rules Committee approved the Sunshine Protection Act on a 6-4 vote, advancing a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. The measure has bipartisan support, including from Trump, and now heads to a full House vote.
Letter: Sir Jeremy Hanley obituary – a kind teacher
A former accountancy student recalls Sir Jeremy Hanley's kindness and humour during a 1970s course in Jersey, highlighting his support and memorable lectures.
Burnham accused of rigging by-election rules against Reform
Andy Burnham faces claims of changing voting rules for the Greater Manchester mayoral by-election to lock out Reform UK, replacing first-past-the-post with the supplementary vote system.
Covid Inquiry: £10bn PPE Waste 'Vast'
The Covid-19 inquiry found £9.9 billion was wasted on PPE procurement, two-thirds of total spending. The VIP lane for politically connected offers was 'misguided' but no evidence of corruption.
Sadiq Khan on Track for Fourth Term as London Mayor
A new Savanta poll for Queen Mary University of London reveals Sir Sadiq Khan is on course to win a fourth term as Mayor of London, leading across most demographics but falling short of majority support.
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Neil: Labour Minister Should Resign Over Widdecombe Comment
Andrew Neil demands Labour Minister Natalie Fleet resign after she deleted a comment about Ann Widdecombe's murder, sparking outrage.
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