Parliament slaps down No Deal
15 February 2019 | UK NEWS
The prospect of a no deal Brexit looks less likely after Parliament voted 303 to 258 to oppose leaving...
Johnson: windfall tax still “not off the table”, but he is...
23 May 2022 | NEWS
The Prime Minister has said that all options will be open in the struggle against the cost of living crisis.
Boris...
Chancellor announces cuts amid “£22bn hole in the public finances”
30 JULY 2024 | NEWS
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, has scrapped winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners, as well as the...
UK has “badly underestimated” Russian interference, says ISC report
21 July 2020 | UK NEWS
The UK has “badly underestimated” Russia’s menace, according to the parliamentary Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC). They also say...
Labour pushes for vote of no confidence in Government
12 JULY 2022 | NEWS
The Labour Party is to push for a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister's Government following his resignation.
Party...
“Surrender Bill” becomes law, Parliament is prorogued
10 September 2019 | UK NEWS
Parliament was officially prorogued until 14 October a little before 2am last night, amid clear signs of indignation and...
Donald Trump begins state visit to the UK
3 June 2019 | UK NEWS
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has begun his state visit to the UK this morning. Mr...
EXCLUSIVE: Farage stands down to allow “new leadership” for Reform UK...
6 March 2021 | UK NEWS
The Leader of the Reform UK party is standing down and has quit front-line politics for good, he has...
EXCLUSIVE: Far-left activists rail against Labour purge, demand “free speech”
15 February 2021 | UK NEWS
A group of far-left activists, several of whom had previously been suspended by or expelled from the Labour Party...
Government responds to violent protest action
8 June 2020 | UK NEWS
Leading figures within the government have spoken out after Black Lives Matter protests across the country, including in Westminster,...