Nadine Dorries has called for Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage to join forces in order to prevent Labour from winning the next general election, arguing that only their combined effort can unite the right and defeat Sir Keir Starmer’s party.
Angela Rayner engaged a leading firm specialising in wealth protection as part of arrangements regarding the ownership and tax liabilities of her main home, intensifying scrutiny over her personal financial affairs.
As Labour tightens rules to curb second-home purchases that risk pricing locals out of housing, Deputy PM Angela Rayner has spent £800,000 on a third seaside property.
The PM of Ukraine faces intense international pressure as major powers discuss a deal which could see large regions of his country conceded in return for a precarious peace, leaving European allies concerned about the implications for regional stability and sovereignty.
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick has expressed concern about the safety of British women and girls amid ongoing issues related to illegal Channel crossings and the behaviour of some migrants.
The article discusses how two-thirds of junior doctors have chosen not to participate in a strike, delivering a significant setback to union efforts that could have led to considerable disruption in hospitals.
Ghislaine Maxwell has been extensively questioned by a leading American lawyer about the Duke of York and dozens of other high-profile figures, as she seeks to strengthen her bid for a Presidential pardon.
Senior Conservatives are urging an investigation after revelations that a consultancy created by the PM’s national security adviser, Jonathan Powell, has been paid with public money to conduct covert diplomatic engagements with non-state armed groups and contentious regimes, prompting scrutiny over transparency and accountability.
Key aides to the King and the Duke recently held discreet talks, suggesting a potential thaw in their strained relations and a step towards reconciliation within the royal household.
A new proposal from the PM’s deputy seeks to expand workplace regulations, requiring businesses to monitor everyday interactions for potentially inappropriate banter and prompting debate over whether such measures overly intrude on normal office communication.