Politics
Four Rwandans ‘granted refugee status in Britain over fears of persecution’
It comes ahead of a crunch week for Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Bill, which aims to prevent further legal challenge to the Government’s asylum policy.
Head of UNRWA calls on countries to reconsider ‘shocking’ pause in Gaza funding
Philippe Lazzarini said the United Nations Relief and Works Agency is depended upon by more than two million people for their survival.
‘Tory government has failed the public’, admits Nadine Dorries
That'll be Nadine Dorries talking sense, then - and the recently-departed Tory MP has acknowledged failures in the current government.
Nadine Dorries left red-faced after being told to ‘pipe down’ on BBC show
How do you know when Nadine Dorries has been on the telly again? Well, it's usually when 'Mad Nads' appears as the top trend on Twitter/X.
Boris Johnson vows to join army – four years after ‘hiding from journalists’ in a fridge
Would you feel safe knowing Boris Johnson was fighting on the front-lines? The former PM has been ridiculed for his offer to join the army.
Alabama man shook violently during first nitrogen gas execution
Convicted killer Kenneth Eugene Smith convulsed in seizure-like spasms for at least two minutes of the 22-minute execution by nitrogen hypoxia.
Israel must comply with ‘profoundly serious’ ICJ ruling in full, Lammy says
Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy called for an ‘end to extremist rhetoric’.
Michelle Mone has assets frozen as NCA probe continues
Assets linked to Baroness Michelle Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman have been frozen by the Crown Prosecution Service.
Trump just gets up and walks out of closing arguments in court case
The former president is being sued for millions of dollars by a writer who said she was sexually assaulted by him in the 1990s.