Charlie Kirk assasinated aged 31
US political activist and close Trump ally, Charlie Kirk, has been assassinated at a campus event in Utah the US President has confirmed..
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Nepal in turmoil
Nineteen young lives lost. That is the grisly tally after Nepalese police opened fire on protesters in Kathmandu. A week that began with.
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Govt expands offender tagging
Record rise in electronic monitoring Tens of thousands more offenders will be fitted with electronic tags under the Government’s new Sentencing Bill, described.
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Public inquiry into 3M earplugs
MP demands public inquiry into faulty 3M earplugs supplied to British troops The Government is being urged to stage an independent inquiry into.
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Major defence skills drive
Strategy aims to boost jobs and security The Government has unveiled a landmark Defence Industrial Strategy (DIS) designed to place skills and jobs.
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Chancellor sets November budget date
Reeves vows to ‘fix foundations’ Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed that the Government’s next Budget will be delivered on Wednesday November 26, setting.
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Political instability: Europe’s new normal?
France’s latest government collapse (yes, again) is dramatic but far from exceptional in a continent beleaguered by uncertainty. The swift dismissal of François.
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Cost of curiosity: Reform conference
Like it or not, Reform UK is gathering momentum – publicly and privately – every day. This past weekend, I attended Reform UK’s.
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Labour’s deputy leadership contest
An autumn of intrigue and distraction Angela Rayner’s dramatic resignation last week didn’t just leave a vacancy, it’s given an opportunity for Labour.