Ed Miliband admits ‘situation has changed’ between UK and US after Greenland disagreement
In an extraordinary speech at Davos, Trump stepped up his claims to Greenland however ruled out using force.
PMQs: Keir Starmer humiliates Kemi Badenoch over Chagos deal attack
Badenoch’s attempt to use Trump’s criticism of the Chagos deal against the government backfired
Full list of what Nigel Farage failed to declare on time, from promoting gold bullion to income from GB News
Among the incidents, he logged six payments from GB News late, including one lump sum of £51,438 reported 36 days after the deadline.
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Tories meet to discuss plot to remove Rishi Sunak
The Tory MPs are reported to have agreed to send no confidence letters in the Prime Minister and to try to coordinate more from colleagues in a plot to remove him from power.
EXCLUSIVE: Caroline Lucas says Labour is on ‘wrong side of history’ over Gaza ceasefire
The Green Party MP said a ‘political process’ is needed, not ‘more bullets and bombs’
Labour takes 27-point poll lead as Rishi Sunak’s appointment of David Cameron backfires
A Savanta poll in late September found that just a quarter (24%) of UK adults felt favourably towards David Cameron.
Keir Starmer loses eight frontbenchers in major rebellion over Gaza ceasefire
Overall, 56 Labour MPs voted in favour of a ceasefire.
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Teachers’ union leader ridicules £8 million government scheme to put King’s portrait in schools
“What your school needs is a picture of King Charles printed on ‘high quality’ paper.”
Outrage as Lee Anderson says PM should ‘ignore the law’ on Rwanda ruling
Anderson believes that the government should simply ignore the law.
Greta Thunberg pleads not guilty to public order offence over arrest at oil conference protest
Campaigners slam UK government’s “disturbing crackdown on peaceful protest”
McDonald’s CEO gets schooled by MP on the role of trade unions
“You’re giving me gobbledygook”
BREAKING: Supreme Court rules Rwanda asylum policy unlawful
In a unanimous decision, the five Supreme Court justices agreed with the Court of Appeal that there had not been a proper assessment of whether Rwanda was safe.