Baroness Mone has stated her company is being scapegoated after a court ruling ordered repayment of £122 million for government PPE contracts, with her husband criticising the judgement as favouring the Establishment.
Keir Starmer has accused Nigel Farage of being a divisive figure who, he claims, does not have the country’s best interests at heart and is actively seeking to undermine Britain’s success.
The PM and Chancellor have issued bleak warnings about potential tax increases and difficult economic choices ahead, as concerns grow over the state of the economy and the political direction of the country.
Keir Starmer has strongly criticised Reform’s new policy plan, describing it as divisive and discriminatory, warning it will create deeper divisions in society.
Facing dissent from within his own ranks and a looming challenge from Andy Burnham, Starmer has performed a U-turn to unveil a compulsory digital ID card scheme aimed at tackling benefit fraud and restoring public confidence.
Sadiq Khan has responded humorously to Donald Trump’s repeated and unusual criticisms, suggesting that Trump is overly fixated on him and reaffirming his pride in leading a modern, diverse London.
A major plan to disrupt phone networks in New York, targeting communications of global leaders at the U.N. summit, was prevented by Secret Service agents using advanced counter-surveillance measures.
The PM has defended the government’s decision to approve a £2 billion expansion of Gatwick Airport, urging the nation to adopt a more positive attitude towards major infrastructure projects despite criticism from climate campaigners.
The government’s recognition of a Palestinian state has sparked intense debate, with the PM asserting it is not an endorsement of Hamas and critics arguing it risks undermining diplomatic efforts and relations with some allies.
The PM and US President demonstrated unity at Chequers, highlighting the close relationship between Britain and America despite ongoing differences on certain policy issues.