Media fearmongering about nuclear war is wrong
While many organisations and media firms spread fear and panic, is the threat of nuclear war as significant as widely believed? From Whitehall.
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MPs to debate snap general election in January
MPs are set to debate an early snap general election after a parliamentary petition calling for an immediate vote surpassed one million signatures.
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Farage as popular as Starmer
Shifting public opinion According to a new Ipsos poll, for the first time, Britons are evenly split on whether Keir Starmer or Nigel.
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Starmer faces May deadline
Discontent grows after reshuffle Sir Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure from MPs and trade unions who believe he has only until May.
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Tech
VPN skirts online age checks
Online Safety Act enforcement On Friday July 25, 2025, a key part of the UK’s Online Safety Act came into force. Social media.
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Trump leaves Starmer squirming
Inheritance tax clash exposes tension Donald Trump’s stopover in Scotland turned into an uncomfortable spectacle for Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as the US.
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Starmer suspends rebels
In a bold move to assert his authority, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer yesterday suspended the Labour whip from at least three MPs.
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Children’s hospice pleads with PM
‘Hands for Hope’ campaign demands long-term funding An emotionally charged campaign led by Acorns Children’s Hospice has brought the voices – and handprints.
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Starmer’s apology was a mistake
Telling the truth should not require retreat By apologising for saying Britain is at risk of becoming an “island of strangers”, Keir Starmer.
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Abbott backtracks
Former Shadow Home Secretary, Diane Abbott, has deleted a tweet where she referred to the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) as the ‘Jewish Defence.