Musk meltdown: London tube ad mocks Tesla boss over falling share prices
The tube ads show a graph with Tesla’s falling share price, along with a picture of Musk carrying out what was alleged to be a Nazi salute.
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UK universities poised to gain from Trump presidency
During Donald Trump’s first term, the number of international students enrolling in US universities declined each year.
Immigration key to solving Britain’s construction crisis – say experts
‘The government has assumed restricting migrant workers will lead to higher wages and productivity but that doesn’t happen automatically.’
As energy prices soar in Britain, Spain keeps bills low with renewable energy
Overall costs of electricity, heating, cooling, water and waste disposal are 40 percent cheaper in Spain, where the cost of living is, on average, 26.5 percent lower than in the UK.
Major new survey finds overwhelming support for UK-EU Youth Mobility Scheme, including in Nigel Farage and Lee Anderson’s constituencies
‘This is the clearest evidence yet that an EU-UK Youth Mobility scheme is among the least controversial issues in the government’s relationship reset with the EU, even in places that elected a Reform UK member of parliament.’
Wes Streeting says NHS is ‘not up for grabs’ in context of UK-U.S. trade deal
“The NHS is not up for grabs, it’s not on the table in the context of trade, but there are a number of areas where we can and should work together to deepen the trading relationship between our two countries.”
Anneliese Dodds resigns from cabinet over aid cuts which will ‘remove food and healthcare from desperate people’
Dodds has said that increased defence spending can’t be achieved through ‘tactical cuts’
Keir Starmer praised for correcting JD Vance over his false ‘infringements on free speech in UK’ claim
“We’ve had free speech for a very long time in the UK and it will last a long time, and we are very proud of that”.
Reform UK’s Richard Tice calls for ‘privatised look-a-like coppers’ to ‘top up’ police
“I can’t think of anything more horrifying than privatising the criminal justice system for profit under this shower.”
Opposition politicians and climate campaign groups slam government for backing Gatwick Airport expansion
Green Party MP Sian Berry accused the government of ‘trashing its climate credentials’ through the decision
