Conservative MPs are warning that their party risks being wiped out in the red wall by an emerging threat on its right flank, amid alarm after two disastrous byelection losses. The right of… Read More

Do people in Britain regret voting to leave the European Union seven years ago? According to a study, many people are dissatisfied with political developments since then – but most… Read More

Britain aims for global leadership role with AI safety summit By Martin Coulter LONDON (Reuters) – Britain will host the world’s first global artificial intelligence (AI) safety… Read More

It was unattainable to overlook: a big inexperienced, yellow and blue off-road car parked in a major spot within the exhibition corridor on the Labour Social gathering’s annual con… Read More

Rishi Sunak has spent current weeks attempting to shore up his base. Rishi Sunak heads to the Conservative Occasion’s convention this weekend with one intention: convincing Britain… Read More

The Guardian survives today on the generosity of its readers and doesn't take that for granted. A new campaign in partnership with Lu… Read More

Nitasha Kaul, University of Westminster The invitations to a state dinner to mark India’s hosting of this year’s G20 came not, as you’d expect, from the office of the pr… Read More

The Tories are mistaken if they believe that immigration is still their trump card | Andrew Rawnsley The Tories are mistaken if they believe that immigration is still their trump card | Andr… Read More

Fringe climate crisis deniers who claim that the earth is “cooling” and greenhouse emissions are good for “biological productivity” are getting exposed to millions m… Read More

UK Labour can be ‘pro-worker and pro-business’ says shadow education minister UK Labour will be “pro-worker and pro-business”, a shadow minister has said after repo… Read More

Tomorrow’s conversation, tonight. Know where the news is going next. Aug 07, 2023 View in browser  … Read More

More news emerged over the weekend about the state of British banking. Normally, when Parliament is in recess, there is little news to cover. Traditionally, Britons call this period the &lsq… Read More

 Unist'ot'en Camp is now accepting supporters for the summer, fall, and winter seasons!We are currently welcoming new and returning supporters to join up for the group fun that is our&n… Read More

The already febrile sporting pages of the English press have gone into overdrive about Jonny Bairstow’s controversial dismissal. It’s obviously more than just a game. The reas… Read More

PARIS: In recent years, a growing sentiment of discontent and frustration has been brewing in France, calling for the country’s exit from the European Union, popularly referred to as F… Read More

Yesterday, June 6, 2023, was the 79th anniversary of D-Day. Along with many others, I hope that the centenarians who commemorated the event this year will be alive to see the 80th anniversar… Read More

New allies of the Net Zero Scrutiny Group (NZSG) of MPs and Lords have today been revealed in a letter published by the Telegraph.  The NZSG campaigns against the UK’s legally… Read More

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The next two posts show why British politics is the world’s best soap opera. There it was Friday evening, June 9, 2023. Millions of Britons had downed tools for the week and were relax… Read More

Leo Varadkar is a prominent figure in Irish politics, known for his tenure as Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland from 2017 to 2020. In this blog post, we will delve into the cases, con… Read More

THE number of Zimbabweans leaving for care and support jobs in the United Kingdom jumped 562 percent to more than 17,000 last ye… Read More