The High Court’s decision to grant a temporary injunction preventing the housing of asylum seekers at an Epping hotel presents both practical and political challenges for the government. From a…
Asylum seekers are slated to be removed from an Essex hotel following a temporary High Court injunction granted to the local council, effectively preventing their accommodation at the site. Epping…
St George’s flags are set to remain on lampposts in Worcestershire, as the Reform UK-run county council has confirmed it has no plans for their removal. This decision follows a…
The deputy leader of Leicestershire County Council has been removed from his position after a three-month tenure. Joseph Boam of Reform UK has also been relieved of his duties as…
Zarah Sultana, Member of Parliament, has stated that Jeremy Corbyn “capitulated” on the definition of antisemitism during his tenure as leader of the Labour Party. Corbyn and Sultana, both former…
Sir Keir Starmer’s public statements on a potential Ukrainian peace process appear to diverge from his privately held, more pragmatic perspectives. A consistent element remains the Prime Minister’s continued condemnation…
A data breach at a Ministry of Defence (MoD) subcontractor has resulted in the exposure of personal data belonging to thousands of Afghans who were brought to the UK for…
Labour MP Afzal Khan has resigned from his position as the UK’s trade envoy to Turkey following scrutiny surrounding his recent visit to the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.…
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has formally requested that the Prime Minister grant him the authority to appoint peers to the House of Lords. In a letter addressed to…
U.S. President Donald Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin “could be the first step” toward resolving the conflict in Ukraine, according to Defence Secretary John Healey. Healey further stated…