£10m boost for addiction research talent
Government tackles shortage of experts The UK government has announced a £10 million investment in addiction research, aiming to address the country’s shortage.
Life Sciences
Politics
Justice
Politics
First migrant sent back
Labour’s ‘one-in, one-out’ deal takes effect The UK has completed its first migrant return to France under the flagship “one-in, one-out” agreement –.
Culture
People
Politics
This is not free speech
Selective outrage undermines principle Charlie Kirk built his profile on a relentless defence of free speech – campus tours, rallies, and campaigns railing.
Politics
Public backs by-elections after MP defection
Strong support for resignations Two-thirds of Britons say MPs who defect to another political party should be required to resign and contest a.
Leadership
Politics
Viewpoint
Starmer running out of road
Keir Starmer’s premiership began with a promise to restore order, rebuild trust and deliver a decade of renewal. Fourteen months in, and that.
Politics
Viewpoint
World Affairs
Recognition now is stupid
Starmer’s symbolic flourish risks real harm Politics loves a big, theatrical gesture. But theatre is not diplomacy, and applause in the Commons will.
Politics
World Affairs
UK recognises Palestinian state
Joint move with Australia and Canada The UK has formally recognised the state of Palestine, joining Australia and Canada in a co-ordinated announcement.
Finance
Politics
OBR downgrade deepens fiscal hole
Productivity forecast set to be cut Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing the prospect of a significant fiscal shortfall after being warned that Britain’s.
Politics
World Affairs
Gaza exodus deepens crisis
Mass flight from city Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have fled Gaza City as Israeli forces escalate bombardments and begin a ground offensive.
Justice
Politics
Court halts deportation
First case under new scheme A London court has temporarily blocked the deportation of an Eritrean man to France under the UK’s new.