Category : Westminster


Trump Says No Congress OK for Arch, Cites 1925 Plan

Donald Trump's team says his planned 250-foot arch in Washington D.C. doesn't need congressional approval, citing a 100-year-old authorization for a similar project. Critics call the argument 'laughable'.

Afghan Women's Refugee Team to Tour England

Afghanistan's refugee women's cricket team will tour England this summer, playing matches and attending the T20 World Cup final, highlighting their resilience after Taliban exclusion.

UK at 'Tipping Point' on Constitution: Swinney

John Swinney claims the UK has reached a 'tipping point' on the constitution, as he takes direct responsibility for independence matters and notes pro-independence leaders across the UK.

Starmer Backs Burnham in Makerfield By-Election

Sir Keir Starmer will campaign for Andy Burnham in the Makerfield by-election, amid leadership speculation following Labour's electoral losses. He also announced cost-of-living measures.

Reeves Cuts VAT on Summer Days Out to 5%

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces temporary VAT cut to 5% on theme parks, museums, and soft play venues, plus free bus rides for under-16s, funded by higher tax on oil firms.

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