Big majority better for the country, claims Starmer
In an interview with The Times, the Labour leader said he needed a “strong mandate” to reform the planning system and improve
Reform UK drops three candidates over racism row
As the registration deadline for candidates has passed, all three candidates will remain on the ballot paper, despite no longer being endorsed
Dowden warns of Russian interference in upcoming polls
Labour has enjoyed poll leads of more than 20 points throughout the campaign, but Sunak insisted on Sunday that he will still
Hungary’s Orbn to take EU reins as tensions build
Orbn has vocally opposed and threatened to block Ukraine’s candidacy. His government has also held up EU efforts to supply Ukraine with
Goyal expresses confidence on FTA with UK
The thirteenth round of negotiations for the UK-India Free Trade Agreement took place from the September 18 to December 15, 2023…reports Asian
Arundhati Roy awarded UK’s Pen Pinter Prize
In the days since, more than 200 Indian academics, activists and journalists have signed an open letter calling on the government to
Mark Rutte appointed next NATO chief
Rutte gained early support from key members of the alliance, including the United States, the United Kingdom, France and Germany, after declaring
Sunak, Starmer clash in noisy final debate
In the last head-to-head debate before voters go to the polls, Starmer launched a fierce attack on Conservative party culture, saying it
UK govt handed $1.5m contract to firm that bribed Qaddafi’s son
AtkinsRealis won the contract in September 2023 and it is set to run until December 2025. There is no suggestion of any
Sunak claims Starmer could put Brexit in peril
Home Secretary Cleverly has claimed Labour will “open the door to 100,000 illegal migrants” which a Labour spokesperson has labelled as desperate