In response to Israel adopting defensive measures in the wake of an unprovoked massacre undertaken by Hamas, a notion is ...

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Nigel Farage’s party is leading Labour in a YouGov voting intention poll for the first time. According to the poll, Reform UK ...

The Foreign Office was once described as a ‘palace of dreams’, yet these days it seems increasingly like a graveyard full of ...

Turning around a government that has lost its way is one of the trickiest feats in politics, all the more so if that ...

Several women who worked with Russell Brand at the BBC have revealed that they were too scared to make official complaints ...

Education has been in the spotlight in recent weeks, as the government’s Schools Bill makes it way through parliament. So far ...

US President Donald Trump’s long-standing threat to enact 25 per cent tariffs on Canada and Mexico didn’t materialise ...

Oh dear. It seems No. 10 aren’t keen to go anywhere near suggestions that Sir Keir Starmer might have broken lockdown rules.

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I suspect few people outside the Washington nexus had ever heard of the United States Agency for International Development, ...

How far will the Labour government’s European reset go? This is the question being asked in Westminster as Keir Starmer ...