Starmer and Merz sign UK-Germany treaty post-Brexit
Labour leader Keir Starmer and German opposition leader Friedrich Merz announce a groundbreaking treaty to strengthen UK-Germany ties, marking a new era of cooperation after Brexit.
Category : Politics
Starmer to Meet NI First Minister in Historic First
Labour leader Keir Starmer is set to make history as the first British Prime Minister to meet Northern Ireland’s First Minister, marking a significant step in UK-Irish relations.
London councils oppose asylum seeker hotel plans
Newham and Greenwich councils challenge Home Office plans to house asylum seekers in hotels, citing lack of consultation and strain on local services.
German CDU leader backs Starmer as future UK PM
Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's CDU, has expressed strong support for Keir Starmer, praising his leadership qualities and suggesting he would make an excellent UK Prime Minister.
Trump claims he stopped India-Pakistan war, deserves Nobel
Former US President Donald Trump asserts he stopped a potential nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan, suggesting he merits a Nobel Peace Prize.
Starmer suspends Labour rebels over key vote
Labour leader Keir Starmer has suspended 11 MPs who defied the party whip in a crucial Commons vote, signalling a no-tolerance approach to dissent.
Dad killed in freak accident on family holiday
A father tragically lost his life in a freak accident while on holiday with his family, leaving loved ones devastated.
Starmer hails German deal to crush Channel smuggling gangs
Labour leader Keir Starmer announces a landmark agreement with Germany to tackle cross-Channel people-smuggling operations, following high-level talks with Chancellor Merz at No10.
Albanese's pivotal China trip begins
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese embarks on a crucial visit to China, aiming to mend strained relations while navigating complex geopolitical tensions.
Labour targets non-doms in wealth tax proposal
Labour plans to close tax loopholes for non-domiciled residents, potentially raising billions for public services. Critics warn of economic fallout.
US Cities Where 185 Languages Are Spoken at Home
New research reveals which American cities boast the most languages spoken at home, with Los Angeles and Newark leading the pack. Discover the surprising linguistic landscapes shaping urban America.
Healey discloses secret Afghan database in Parliament
Defence Secretary John Healey faces backlash after disclosing classified details of a secret Afghan database in Parliament, despite a media blackout.
Kurdish migrant deported after honour killing daughter
A Kurdish migrant convicted of murdering his 16-year-old daughter in what was ruled an honour killing has been deported to Iraq. The case marks Britain's first official honour killing conviction.
UK Govt Faces Backlash Over Afghan Data Breach
The UK government is under fire after a major data breach exposed the details of Afghan citizens who worked with British forces. Defence Secretary John Healey demands answers.
Starmer meets German opposition leader Merz in London
Labour leader Keir Starmer and German opposition leader Friedrich Merz discussed strengthening UK-Germany relations during a high-profile meeting in London, focusing on post-Brexit cooperation and shared political values.
Taiwan simulates China attack in urban warfare drill
Taiwan conducts large-scale military exercises simulating a Chinese invasion, focusing on urban warfare and civilian defence strategies.
US birth rates plummet post-Dobbs, sparking crisis
New data reveals a sharp decline in US birth rates following the Dobbs decision, sparking debate over Republican policies and their long-term societal impact.
Rosanna Arquette's US election warning
Hollywood star Rosanna Arquette shares her concerns about the upcoming US election in an exclusive interview, discussing democracy, activism, and the role of celebrities in politics.
Israel strikes Gaza Catholic church, kills civilians
An Israeli airstrike targeted a Catholic church in Gaza, killing two Christian women sheltering inside. The Holy Family Parish, run by the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, was struck amid intensifying hostilities.
UK-Germany Deal to Combat Small Boats Crisis
The UK and Germany have signed a landmark treaty aimed at curbing illegal migration via small boats. The agreement focuses on intelligence sharing and joint operations to dismantle smuggling networks.
Labour's Powell slams Tory Norman over 'Oasis' remark
Labour's Lucy Powell criticises Conservative Jesse Norman for his 'Oasis' jibe during a heated debate on Manchester's education policies, highlighting political tensions.
Labour pushes for stronger UK-EU ties post-Brexit
A new report suggests the Labour Party is advocating for closer collaboration between the UK and the EU, despite Brexit. Could this reshape Britain's political future?
French coastguard gives lifejackets to Channel migrants
Dramatic video shows French authorities providing lifejackets to migrants in a small boat attempting the perilous Channel crossing to Britain, sparking fresh debate over immigration policies.
Council worker hacks homeowner's ivy without permission
A furious homeowner in Westminster is demanding answers after a council worker hacked away at their beloved ivy without consent. The shocking incident has raised serious questions about local authority overreach.
Diane Abbott suspended by Labour over racism row
Long-standing MP Diane Abbott has been suspended by the Labour Party following controversial remarks on racism and antisemitism, sparking a heated political debate.
Fetterman's wife slams ICE in explosive memoir
Gisele Fetterman, wife of Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, criticises US immigration policies in her new memoir, calling ICE 'cruel' and demanding reform.
Starmer signs historic EU security and migration deal
Labour leader Keir Starmer has inked a landmark agreement with the EU, strengthening UK-EU cooperation on security and migration. The deal marks a significant shift post-Brexit.
Yemen refuses pardon for Indian nurse on death row
Indian nurse Nimisha Priya remains on death row in Yemen as authorities reject pardon plea. Her family continues to fight for clemency amid diplomatic efforts.
Pentagon whistleblower fired over weapons code warnings
A former SAIC employee reveals alarming flaws in Pentagon weapons systems software, leading to their dismissal after attempting to alert authorities.
UK-Germany migration treaty: Key details
Britain and Germany are set to sign a landmark agreement on migration, marking a significant step in bilateral relations. Here's what you need to know.
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