Politics
Deaths of migrants crossing English Channel ‘truly awful’, says Home Secretary
More than 60 people were reported to be on the boat off the northern French coast near Boulogne-sur-Mer.
Reform voters, including Tommy Robinson, in ‘meltdown’ after party appoints Muslim chair
Scores of Reform voters have lashed out at the party this week, expressing their 'disappointment' in Nigel Farage's latest appointment.
Study reveals election coverage skewed in favour of Farage, Reform
Despite increasing the number of MPs by nine-fold, the Liberal Democrats struggled to get as much airtime as Reform or its leader.
Trump lawyers pressure judge to overturn ex-president’s hush money conviction
His lawyers are urging the judge to dismiss the case in the wake of the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on presidential immunity.
Starmer defends Biden’s Nato leadership after Zelensky gaffe
Joe Biden mistakenly called Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky ‘President Putin’ at a Nato summit event.
UK could recognise Palestine before US or Israel says Starmer
The Prime Minister said the Government had a ‘solemn duty’ to help end the conflict in Gaza during a press conference at the Nato summit.
Keir Starmer not in favour of smartphone ban for under-16s
The Prime Minister suggested there should be stricter controls on what children can access online.
Joe Biden confuses Volodymyr Zelensky and Vladimir Putin
UK prime minister Sir Keir Starmer defended Biden’s Nato leadership.
Healey sets out UK’s path to close defence co-operation with EU
Defence Secretary John Healey suggested the UK could join EU defence initiatives even before a formal security pact is agreed.