Assange faces further wait over extradition ruling
Assange has long argued that efforts to extradite him have been “politically motivated”, but the court refused to grant him leave to
‘UK’s approach to China robust’
Sunak rejects suggestion from Business and Trade Committee chairman, Labour MP Liam Byrne, that where allies acted on China, the UK was
UK blames China for cyber-attack on voter data
The government revealed that National Cyber Security Centre concluded that the country’s Electoral Commission systems were “highly likely” compromised by a Chinese
‘UK homes have worst value for money in developed world’
Researchers also considered what it would cost to rent all homes – incorporating what owners would pay if they rented their home
Labour tells China it will act on interference in democracy
West was part of a cross-party delegation of MPs including the Conservatives Richard Graham, who chairs the all-party parliamentary group on China,
UK targets Vietnamese with online ads to deter Channel crossings
The UK Supreme Court had blocked the plan over safety fears, but Sunak has introduced proposals to declare Rwanda “safe” and agreed
Simon Harris set to become Ireland’s youngest PM
In the last three years, polls have put Sinn Fein, a left-wing party that backs unification with Northern Ireland, a British province,
Mayor Sadiq Khan rules out Ulez changes
Susan Hall, the Conservative mayoral candidate, said: “Promises are worthless from the man who has been dishonest with Londoners about his plans
Penny Mordaunt rubbishes talk of challenging Sunak
On Wednesday, the Prime Minister issued a call to arms to Tory MPs at a closed-doors meeting in Parliament following speculation of
Tories will commit to pensions triple lock, says Hunt
Hunt confirmed the current triple lock system to decide how much the payments rise each year would “absolutely” remain if the Conservatives