Politics

President Donald Trump has expressed enthusiasm for the possibility of the United States becoming an "associate member" of the Commonwealth, a proposal reportedly being prepared by King Charles. Trump responded to the idea on his Truth Social platform, writing, "I Love King Charles. Sounds good to me!"  The offer is...

UK government borrowing was higher than expected in February heaping pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of her Spring Statement next week. The figure rose to £10.7 billion last month, larger than forecast and the fourth-highest February figure on record, official data published on Friday showed.Borrowing is the difference between...

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has faced a significant setback after a new poll revealed a surge in support for his Cabinet rivals among Labour members, with nearly one-third backing his removal before the next general election. The Survation survey, conducted for Labour List, showed Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband...

One British nuclear submarine, armed with Trident missiles, could wipe out 40 Russian cities in a single strike, a British military expert has said. Rear Admiral Chris Parry issued his stark warning with tensions spiking and the onus on Europe to stand firm against Russia over UkraineThe former senior naval...

  Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is under increasing scrutiny following allegations that his voice coach traveled over 50 miles during lockdown to meet with him, raising questions about whether he adhered to the strict COVID-19 restrictions he publicly advocated. Starmer, who was vocal about the need for tougher lockdown...

Torsten Bell, the newly appointed pensions minister under Sir Keir Starmer, has faced criticism for his past comments about abolishing the "triple lock," a system designed to protect pensioners' incomes. The triple lock guarantees that the state pension will increase each year by the highest of inflation, average earnings, or...

  Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer fiercely criticized the Conservative Party during a heated Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs), accusing them of leaving a "£22 billion black hole" in public finances and branding them "economic vandals and fantasists." Under pressure from Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, who stood in for the absent...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has made several mistakes, starting with her decision to cut the Winter Fuel Payment for 10 million pensioners. Her goal was to save £1.4 billion annually and prove to financial markets she was serious about managing the UK’s finances, even at a political cost. However, the money...

According to a report by The Express, Keir Starmer is planning a shocking change for Britain: the Labour government may abolish the right to jury trials for certain offences. This right has been a cornerstone of the British justice system for nearly a thousand years. The reason behind this proposal?...

  During a GB News presentation, Patrick Christys expressed outrage over Labour's proposed Workers' Rights Charter, with critics arguing that it could lead to a crackdown on pub conversations considered offensive. Under the proposed plan, comments made by pub staff about controversial topics—such as grooming gangs or gender identity—could potentially...