Large numbers of people are gathering in Calais in an attempt to reach Britain, placing significant strain on local resources and raising concerns about border security and humanitarian conditions.
Keir Starmer is facing significant backlash over a new policy proposal that would require millions of adults to register for a digital ID card, with concerns raised by civil liberties groups about privacy, the treatment of vulnerable people, and the scheme’s overall cost.
Keir Starmer’s chief of staff was warned by the electoral watchdog that donations needed to be declared, but failed to disclose gifts worth £739,000.
Seven charities have severed ties with the Duchess of York following the release of her emails, increasing pressure on the King to consider her future role within the royal family.
Sir Keir Starmer is facing criticism for formally supporting the recognition of a future Palestinian state, with allegations that this decision undermines efforts for peace and has caused distress among Israeli officials and families of hostages.
NATO warplanes intercepted jets dispatched by Putin over Estonia and later prevented fighters from buzzing a Baltic Sea oil rig, with the PM joining Western allies in condemning the manoeuvres as a dangerous escalation during the ongoing war.
Trump has called on the PM to deploy the military to tackle the small-boats issue in the Channel, warning that failure to act would undermine Britain’s security and praising strong ties with the US.
The Home Secretary this week accused left-leaning lawyers of misusing human rights legislation to delay the removals of small-boat migrants, insisting that last-minute claims of modern slavery are undermining the integrity of immigration controls.
The PM’s one-in, one-out migrant scheme was thrown into disarray yesterday, as the High Court blocked plans to return small-boat arrivals to France on human rights grounds.
