Priti Patel flounders as she’s challenged over Tory claims of ‘Muslim sectarian voting’
'Your party targeted British Indian voters - why is that any different?'
Farage reminded of old tweet after he calls for Starmer to ‘back Americans against Iran’
There's always a tweet...
Why the UK is Deepening Economic Ties with Kazakhstan
This contributed article outlines the strategic case for deeper UK–Kazakhstan economic cooperation. It focuses on trade, energy and critical minerals. Broader political and governance considerations remain part of the wider debate.
FIFA Peace Prize winner says there will probably be more US deaths in Iran conflict
"Sadly, there will likely be more, before it ends. That’s the way it is."
FIFA Peace Prize winner launches attack on Iran, says US lives ‘may be lost’
Trump vowed to 'annihilate' Iran's missile industry and its Navy, and called upon the public to 'take control from their government'.
Reform call for investigation over ‘family voting’ after by-election defeat
Reform taking a leaf out of the Trump playbook when it comes to losing elections.
Tom Kerridge says political parties are using immigration to ‘mask years of poor spending’
"It is not the fault of immigration - it is the fault of poor spending."
Humiliation for the Tories as they lose their deposit at Gorton and Denton by-election
it's the first time since 1983 they've lost their deposit in an English by-election.