Donald Trump addressed the UN with a series of outspoken remarks on climate policy, migration, Middle Eastern issues, London governance, and various other topics, drawing significant controversy and criticism for his statements and manner.
Trump told the UN that NATO should shoot down any Russian jets violating its airspace to bolster Ukraine’s fight, and urged European allies to step up defence spending and tighten immigration rules.
At the United Nations, Trump sharply criticised Britain and Western allies over immigration and climate policy, making several misleading claims and dismissing established environmental policies.
Half a million pensioners with incomes over £35,000 are set to lose their winter fuel payments over the next four years due to changes in benefit thresholds.
Harold “Dickie” Bird, a celebrated cricket umpire known for his humour and dedication to the sport, has passed away at the age of 91, with tributes highlighting his character and lasting legacy.
Donald Trump used his UN speech to denounce open borders as a ‘failed experiment’, accusing the UN of pursuing a globalist migration agenda and warning European leaders that their countries were ‘going to hell’.
Donald Trump has claimed migration is causing significant challenges for Western nations, arguing at the United Nations that current immigration policies are leading to instability and social tensions across Europe.
Rachel Reeves is under increasing pressure to consider significant tax increases in the upcoming Budget, as officials project a £30bn deficit and international observers warn that her economic policies may be contributing to slower growth compared to other leading economies.
The Eli Lilly chief executive has joined other major pharmaceutical companies in criticising the current UK drug pricing system, warning it deters investment and threatens access to new medicines.
