London (Parliament News) – British university students stage protests against the Gaza war following US arrests. Demonstrations and encampments erupt across UK campuses, demanding divestment from arms firms and solidarity with Palestinians. A fresh surge of student protests and encampments are underway
London (Parliament News) – PM Rishi Sunak criticizes Ireland for alleged cherry-picking of international agreements amid tensions over asylum seekers. The UK insists on no border checkpoints while Ireland expresses concerns and plans to address the issue. UK PM Rishi Sunak risks
The UK government is under increasing scrutiny as its failure to reform the business rates system has sparked widespread criticism, particularly from sectors like hospitality and retail. The absence of reform has led to significant financial strain on businesses, with the additional
London (Parliament News) – HSBC CEO Noel Quinn resigns after an ‘intense’ five-year term, overseeing better-than-expected profits. A successor hunt begins as the bank looks to sustain growth. Quinn reflects on his tenure and plans. The chief executive of HSBC, Noel Quinn,
London (Parliament News) – The UK government plans raids to locate migrants for deportation to Rwanda, while Health Secretary Victoria Atkins suggests shutting down their bank accounts to prevent them from living and working in Britain. Raids are set to be undertaken
London (Parliament News) – A 13-year-old boy dies and four others are injured in a sword attack in North-East London. The suspect, a 36-year-old man, was arrested after a 20-minute rampage near Hainault underground station. An attack by a man armed with
London (Parliament News) – Rishi Sunak urges Britain to confront the “chilling effect” of cancel culture, emphasizing the importance of free speech and democracy amidst global authoritarian threats and challenges posed by rapidly advancing technology. The Britan must contain the “chilling effect”
In a conscious move towards bolstering renewable energy deployment and combating climate change, G7 environment ministers have committed to accelerating the production and deployment of battery storage technology.
During a visit to Hitachi’s rail manufacturing plant in Newton Aycliffe, Labour Party leader Keir Starmer has pledged to end the boom-and-bust cycle which is holding back Britain’s struggling rail manufacturing industry. On the visit, Keir Starmer and Shadow Transport Secretary Louise
In a strategic move poised to redefine Indonesia's technological landscape, Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, announced a staggering $1.7 billion investment in artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing during his recent visit to Jakarta.
Amidst both celebration and condemnation, Canada is poised to inaugurate its first major oil pipeline project in decades.
London (Parliament News) – UK Minister Mel Stride warns of potential loss of sickness benefits for depression or anxiety sufferers, amid proposed welfare reforms, sparking controversy and concern over disability benefits overhaul. Depression and anxiety sufferers may lose their entitlement to sickness
