Politics

The UK government has signed a new agreement with European agency Fortex in an attempt to counter smuggler gangs that perilously ship small boats to the UK’s shores. UK to Sign New Agreement With EU Border Agency The United Kingdom is poised to enter into a fresh agreement with the European Union’s border agency that … Read more

Three children died, and a further eight children and two adults were injured in a knife attack in Southport.  Violent Disorders Broken Out in the Country Disorders have since broken out in several parts of London due to the spread of misinformation about the identity of the suspect charged with the crime.   Misinformation to Blame … Read more

A High Court ruling upholding the UK government’s emergency ban on puberty blockers for minors has sparked significant controversy. Here’s the full story. Ban on Puberty Blockers Upheld The High Court has ruled that the emergency ban on prescribing puberty blockers to minors is lawful. The ban, enacted by the then Conservative government in May, … Read more

A former Tory minister in contention to become leader of the Party has insisted the Conservatives would want nothing to do with Nigel Farage under his leadership. Tory Leadership Role The Tory leadership role has been a topic of contention after the Conservative Party’s abysmal performance in the general election in July. Replacing Rishi Former … Read more

One person has been found dead near Calais after an attempted small boat crossing from France to the UK. Rescue Mission to Save Illegal Migrants According to French authorities, one person was found dead, and a further 34 people were rescued and taken to emergency service. Small Boats Crossing an Official Crisis Small boat crossings … Read more

Extinction Rebellion’s dramatic occupation of Policy Exchange, highlighted by arrests and claims of climate science denial, has intensified scrutiny of the right-wing think tank’s influence over climate policy. Here’s the full story. Protest Arrests Just days after several Just Stop Oil protesters received the longest jail sentences ever recorded in the UK for peaceful protests, … Read more

After a report suggested that the British countryside has a “racist” and “colonial” issue that prevents ethnic minorities from moving to rural areas, Suella Braverman has hit out at the research. Rejecting Claims of Countryside Racism Suella Braverman dismissed allegations that the British countryside is “racist and colonial,” after a wildlife charity reported that ethnic … Read more

Amid escalating diplomatic tensions, Russia has expelled the British military attaché in retaliation, marking a tit-for-tat exchange reflecting more profound geopolitical rivalries and security concerns between the two nations. Here’s the full story. Tit-For-Tat Following the recent expulsion of a Russian military attaché from London, Russia has responded in a tit-for-tat fashion by ordering the … Read more

In the wake of a devastating stabbing that claimed three young lives, Southport’s grief is met with a visit from the Prime Minister and a surge of community support. Here’s the full story. Community in Mourning In the wake of the deadly knife attacks in the ordinarily serene seaside town of Southport, the community has … Read more

The RAF’s decision to drop the historic “Crusaders” nickname from 14 Squadron after a single complaint has drawn criticism from Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. Here’s the full story. Anti-Woke Warrior Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK and elected MP for Clacton, has recently been back in the news headlines for his favourite extra-parliamentary … Read more