The last couple of weeks, have been dominated by one story, the release of the so-called Epstein Files – a massive cache of emails, images, messages from the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The messages, mentioning many well-known public figures, range from simple
The Chagos Defiance: Starmer vs. Trump in a High-Stakes Diplomatic Face-Off When it comes to international diplomacy, few things are as delicate as the “Special Relationship” between Britain and America. But right now, that relationship is being tested in spectacular fashion over
Walk down any street in Britain, scan any beach, check any park. The chances are you’ll spot them within seconds: cigarette butts. They’re everywhere. And here’s the uncomfortable truth: these aren’t just unsightly litter. They’re plastic pollution on a staggering scale, and
The Office for National Statistics delivered some rare good news this morning: UK inflation fell to 3.0% in January 2026, down from 3.4% in December and hitting its lowest level in nearly a year. On paper, it’s a welcome reprieve for households
The UK government has cancelled plans to postpone 30 local council elections later this year, saying they will proceed as previously scheduled for the 7th May. The reversal followed legal action by Reform UK, who argued the delay was unlawful and was
The government’s primary mission of economic growth has come under intense scrutiny today after official figures revealed a stagnant end to 2025, leaving total annual growth significantly lower than official forecasts. The latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows
Almost exactly ten years since David Cameron first announced the Brexit referendum, the man at the helm of “The Rock”, who has endured a marathon of constitutional tightrope-walking, now finds himself on the precipice of a historical irony. A staunch advocate for
Sir Keir Starmer’s perilous position, strengthened slightly last night as a series of cabinet ministers and senior Labour figures staged a coordinated show of unity behind the beleaguered Prime Minister. The Labour leader seemed on the brink of being forced out after
The government is teetering—and whether the Prime Minister can survive the week is no longer a whisper in the tea rooms, but a live, urgent question in the corridors of power. Today has been nothing short of extraordinary for Number 10, and
Tehran, Iran, January 31 2026, According to parliament news, that In the Persian Gulf in 2026, Iran military tensions have entered a new and increasingly volatile phase, driven by heightened naval activity, strategic signaling, and unresolved political disputes with Western powers. The latest
