Zack Polanski has been decisively elected as the new leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, securing a commanding mandate to reshape the party's direction with a focus on social justice and bold environmental action.
As Nigel Farage's influence wanes, Deputy Leader Zack Polanski is steering the Green Party towards a new era of pragmatic, coalition-ready politics. Discover how the Greens are becoming a serious force in British politics.
Exclusive investigation reveals a dramatic shift in Channel crossings, with a 100% surge in Chinese and Indian nationals. The Home Office faces a new migration crisis as it grapples with sophisticated smuggling networks and international asylum claims.
A powerful editorial revisits the tragic death of Syrian toddler Aylan Kurdi and its stark contrast with David Cameron's dehumanising language on migration, questioning the UK's moral compass.
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo issues a stark ultimatum, warning of potential sanctions and trade measures against Israel if it fails to comply with the International Court of Justice's ruling on Gaza, marking a significant escalation in EU-Isra
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has been refused permission to use his taxpayer-funded armoured Range Rover for school runs and supermarket trips after security chiefs ruled the bomb-proof vehicle was not for 'routine use'.
An American military veteran has been apprehended by the FBI on terrorism-related charges for allegedly planning to attack an ICE immigration detention centre. Exclusive details.
The White House confirms President Biden used an autopen to sign a bill commissioning Donald Trump's official portrait, igniting a political firestorm and accusations of pettiness from the former President's camp.
In a significant diplomatic move, the leaders of Belgium, the UK, and France are actively considering the formal recognition of a Palestinian state, signalling a potential watershed moment in Middle East policy and increasing pressure on Israel.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping hosts Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un at a major military parade in Beijing, signalling a powerful new axis of authoritarian cooperation that challenges the West.
Graham Linehan, the acclaimed writer behind Father Ted, was detained by police at Heathrow Airport under controversial new public order laws, sparking outrage and a fierce debate on free speech and transgender activism.
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper faces scrutiny as she fails to guarantee the swift return of asylum seekers to France under a proposed one-for-one agreement, casting doubt on Labour's immigration strategy.
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch of exploiting the small boats crisis with inflammatory language, warning it undermines national security and public trust.
A man chained himself to a railing with his dog at King's Cross station, staging a solo protest against the Iranian regime. The incident caused a major emergency response and station disruption.
Labour's Deputy Leader Angela Rayner faces mounting pressure over capital gains tax allegations on her former council house. Rayner breaks her silence with defiant Downing Street appearance amid HMRC investigation calls.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's heavily guarded private train, the 'Taeyangho', has been identified at a station near the Chinese border, sparking intense speculation about a potential clandestine diplomatic trip to Beijing amid rising tensions in the r
The Home Office announces a strict new policy threatening international students who overstay their visas with immediate removal, as part of a broader immigration crackdown.
Tensions reach boiling point as a Russian nuclear submarine, capable of triggering radioactive tsunamis, is tracked off the UK coast in what experts call the most perilous underwater game of cat-and-mouse in decades.
Exclusive: British airlines and private jets flying over Eastern Europe are being targeted by sophisticated Russian GPS jamming, creating a major aviation safety crisis and forcing pilots to revert to decades-old navigation techniques.
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper launches a scathing attack on the government's handling of the migrant crisis as new figures reveal a sharp rise in Channel crossings, accusing ministers of avoiding accountability.
A harrowing migrant boat journey to the Canary Islands ended in a brutal double murder after passengers accused two men of witchcraft, leading to a fatal stabbing and the victims being cast into the Atlantic.
ITV's Lorraine Kelly didn't hold back during a live segment on Good Morning Britain, issuing a scathing critique of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's leadership that left co-host Ed Balls and viewers reeling.
In one of the worst Channel disasters, a migrant boat bound for the UK capsizes, claiming dozens of lives. French authorities launch a major search and rescue operation as the UK government faces renewed pressure over its small boats policy.
Sadiq Khan criticised for allowing major defence exhibition DSEI to proceed in London as asylum seekers brand it 'offensive' during Israel-Gaza violence. Mayor's office cites existing contracts.
Labor Senator Fatima Payman delivers a powerful rebuke to Anthony Albanese's government, accusing it of abandoning moral principles in its response to the Gaza conflict. The speech highlights deep internal divisions and a growing rebellion over foreign po
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledges sweeping Treasury reforms to boost UK economic growth, promising the most significant changes in a generation if Labour wins power.
An asylum seeker in the small Midlands town of Nuneaton has made a desperate plea, claiming he felt safer in war-torn Somalia, as tensions over the UK's immigration policy reach a boiling point with nightly protests.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces a political firestorm after alleging the migrant crisis puts British women in danger, drawing sharp condemnation from rivals and campaigners.
Good Morning Britain descends into a heated debate as Susanna Reid and Rylan Clark challenge Labour's Kevin Maguire on the party's immigration policy and its perceived disconnect with voters.
The Home Office has announced a major acceleration of its plan to end the use of hotels for asylum seekers, with new figures revealing a potential £1 billion saving for taxpayers.