Wales’ first minister Eluned Morgan said it is “damn right” the nation should receive more rail funding from the UK government.
The government is preparing to unveil a new rail connection linking Manchester and Birmingham, insisting it is not a revival of HS2.
Tehran, January, 2026 — Parliament News states that Ali Larijani Trump threats have become a central point of international attention following remarks by senior Iranian political figure Ali Larijani addressing recent statements attributed to US president Donald Trump. Speaking in Tehran Larijani
WashingtonDC – January 2026 — Parliament News Highlights that the Iran nuclear crisis has reached a decisive phase as senior officials in Washington confront a narrowing window for diplomacy amid intensifying international concern. The issue now dominates security briefings diplomatic cables and
Iran plans to execute protester Erfan Soltani amid a severe nationwide crackdown, with hundreds killed and limited legal access reported.
Belgium — January 2026 — Parliament News Highlights that European leaders have entered a decisive period of reassessment as the European Union reviews its long-standing approach toward Tehran. The renewed focus on EU foreign policy Iran reflects a convergence of diplomatic uncertainty,
Edinburgh (Parliament Politics Magazine) January 13, 2026 – Deputy First Minister Shona Robison presented the Scottish Budget 2026-27 allocating £58.5 billion total expenditure despite UK government funding constraints. Scottish Child Payment increases to £40 weekly for babies under one year representing targeted
Iran — January 2026 — Parliament News Highlights that Iran has once again become the focus of international and domestic debate over press access, regulation, and digital information control. At the heart of the discussion are Iran media restrictions, a subject that
Swindon Town signs Sunderland U21 midfielder Ben Middlemas on a two-and-a-half-year deal, adding their third January transfer signing.
Iran — January 2026 — Parliament News Highlights that Iran is facing one of its most sustained periods of political unrest in recent memory. Demonstrations continue to unfold across the capital and several provincial cities, reflecting deep rooted frustration over economic conditions,