Poland and Lithuania plan evacuations amid Russia war fears
Poland and Lithuania are preparing evacuation plans for a potential Russian attack, focusing on the Suwałki Gap, with measures tested in major drills.
Category : Unionism
Arsenal CEO hints Lewis-Skelly and Nwaneri could leave
Arsenal CEO Richard Garlick has refused to rule out selling Myles Lewis-Skelly or Ethan Nwaneri this summer, despite praising both academy stars.
Funeral Notices: Tributes to Loved Ones in the North East (05.08.2026)
A selection of funeral notices and tributes published in The Chronicle last week, remembering devoted husbands, beloved dads, and cherished family members.
Green leader backs Scottish independence and attacks Westminster
Green leader Zack Polanski says Scotland has been 'screwed over' by Westminster and would back independence if he were Scottish.
Stormont opposition leader pitches new Ireland as alternative to Reform-led UK
Matthew O'Toole warns of 'seismic consequences' from a Reform-led UK, urging a new Ireland inside the EU as an alternative.
UVF condemns murder of Ian Ogle in east Belfast
The UVF has condemned the murder of Ian Ogle in east Belfast, as police investigate and four arrests are made. The attack follows a reported feud and loyalist punishment squad.
Nicola Sturgeon: Women expected to 'carry the can for the behaviour of a man'
Nicola Sturgeon recalls Hillary Clinton's advice on misogyny, criticises PM Andy Burnham, and predicts Scottish independence and a united Ireland within 20 years.
Lord Frost issues stark warning to Rishi Sunak on three 'big problems'
Lord Frost warns Rishi Sunak faces three 'big problems': Channel crossings, conversion therapy trans inclusion, and Northern Ireland Protocol.
Irish PM condemns Conor McGregor's White House anti-immigration remarks
Conor McGregor's anti-immigration comments at the White House have been condemned by Irish PM Micheál Martin as not reflecting the spirit of St Patrick's Day.
PSNI faces £40m bill after Supreme Court rejects holiday pay appeal
Supreme Court rejects PSNI appeal over holiday pay, potentially leaving force with £40m bill for underpaid officers and staff.
Patrick Kielty says he cannot forgive loyalist gunmen who murdered father
Patrick Kielty says he cannot forgive the loyalist gunmen who murdered his father during The Troubles, in a new BBC documentary.
Labour MP Declares 'I Am Cornish, Not English' in Commons Debate
Labour MP Perran Moon tells Commons he is 'Cornish, not English', urges pride and calls for devolution that respects Cornwall's national minority status.
Gerry Adams wins libel case against BBC, awarded €100,000 damages
Gerry Adams awarded €100,000 damages in libel victory over BBC Spotlight documentary alleging he sanctioned murder of MI5 informant.
Farage says Indyref2 could be 'reasonable' if issue returns in future
Nigel Farage says a future Scottish independence referendum could be 'reasonable' if the issue becomes relevant, while his party remains opposed to breaking up the UK.
Nationalist gains in devolved nations could reshape UK, warn experts
With nationalists set to lead Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland after May elections, experts warn of constitutional challenges that could reshape the UK's future.
Line Of Duty Star Martin Compston Hits Back At Scottish Tories Over SNP Endorsement
Line of Duty star Martin Compston clashes with Scottish Tories after urging votes for SNP, citing his tax contributions and a flat in Greenock.
Hilary Benn Praised for Speech on IS 'Evil' as MPs Back Syria Airstrikes
Hilary Benn gains cross-party praise for speech urging action against Islamic State; MPs vote 397-223 for UK airstrikes in Syria.
London MP wants 'unsettling' Union flags removed
Labour MP Sarah Sackman urges Barnet Council to remove Union flags from lamp posts, calling them 'unsettling, intimidating and othering' for the community following the 2026 World Cup.
Charles's US Visit Success Dismisses Abdication Speculation
King Charles's successful US state visit ends speculation of early abdication in favour of Prince William, showcasing diplomatic skill and reshaping public perception.
Former Police Chief Jon Burrows Bids To Lead Ulster Unionists
Former police chief Jon Burrows confirms UUP leadership bid, aiming to 'arrest stagnation' in the party. Diana Armstrong to run as deputy.
Five qualities the new James Bond must have, according to experts
Amazon/MGM announce search for next James Bond; experts say actor must be British (or Commonwealth), under 30, not too famous, and able to carry franchise for years.
Tory warns Alba party poses 'real and present danger' to Union
David Mundell warns Alex Salmond's new Alba party is a threat to the Union; defection from SNP; electoral system concerns.
Fifa Allows Afghan Refugee Women to Compete as Official National Team
Fifa allows Afghan refugee women's team to represent Afghanistan officially, bypassing Taliban approval, after years of campaigning.
Prince Harry says reconciliation with King Charles unlikely over security row
Prince Harry says he wants reconciliation with his father King Charles but security issues prevent him bringing his family to the UK
Sue Bird to become Connecticut's co-state bird every March
WNBA legend Sue Bird will be designated Connecticut's co-state bird every March alongside the American robin, under a bill passed by the state legislature.
Campaign Seeks to Reclaim St George’s Cross as Symbol of Inclusive English Pride
A campaign aims to reclaim the St George’s Cross from the far right, promoting inclusive English pride via digital movement and street parties.
UUP Deputy Leader Diana Armstrong to Head Women’s Recruitment Drive
Diana Armstrong leads UUP initiative to attract more women, addressing barriers and boosting female membership.
Trump Attacks NBC Over Misquoted Civil War Generals Remarks
Trump accuses NBC of twisting his praise for Civil War generals, sparking a media row and highlighting Confederate symbol sensitivities.
Andrew Likely to Remain in Line of Succession for at Least a Year
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is expected to remain eighth in line to the throne for at least a year amid a widening police investigation.
No 10: Falklands sovereignty ‘not in question’ amid US review reports
UK insists Falklands sovereignty not in question after US Pentagon email suggests reassessing support for territory amid Iran war tensions.
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