Watchdog opens probe over Sunak’s TV appearance
During the broadcast, the show’s presenter said the questions addressed to Sunak were from undecided voters ahead of a general election later
Court finds Senegalese guilty over migrant sea deaths
Nearly 30,000 migrants crossed the Channel from mainland Europe to Britain in small boats in 2023, according to UK government figures…reports Asian
UK govt nears pact on cooperation with EU border force
A Frontex agreement, albeit limited in scope, would be the third move by Sunak as prime minister to repair day-to-day practical relations
Assange faces key court hearing on extradition
The 52-year-old has been fighting extradition for more than a decade, including seven years in self-exile in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London…reports
UK’s Rwanda Asylum Bill Under Fire
The UN human rights office has reiterated the concerns expressed by the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) that the scheme is not compatible
Int’l Students Sue UK Home Office Over False Cheating Accusations
After the BBC report, then Home Secretary Theresa May asked ETS to investigate, which found that 97 per cent of its English
Cameron to visit Falklands amid sovereignty dispute
In a 2013 referendum, 99.8% of islanders voted to retain their status as a UK overseas territory, something often cited by British
UK extends visas for Ukrainians amid war in Europe
The Home Office said the 18-month extension delivers on the government’s long-term commitment to Ukraine and comes as the world approaches two
Starmer calls for Gaza ceasefire
The leader made the comments in a speech to the Scottish Labour conference, where he has faced renewed pressure ahead of a
Britain to supply thousands of drones to Ukraine
By creating a competition to produce these drones at scale and at an affordable price point, the UK will leverage the strength