The legacy of Alex Salmond: A political journey through Scotland’s history
Exploring the complex legacy of Alex Salmond and its implications for Scotland’s future.
Aberdeenshire Labour candidate faces suspension confusion amid election chaos
Andy Brown’s ongoing suspension highlights internal party disarray and confusion.
Mayor of Odesa Gennadiy Trukhanov: «Odesa – Ukrainian ticket to the Eurasian Market»
Located on the Black Sea coast, Odesa, thanks to its geopolitical location and developed infrastructure, is becoming the largest logistics hub in Ukraine.
Uzbekistan to Hold Parliamentary Elections Under New Electoral System and Reform Agenda
Uzbekistan’s upcoming parliamentary elections on October 27, 2024, are a crucial moment in the country’s evolving political landscape.
Rishi Sunak delays once again HS2 announcement
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s failure to confirm the fate of the Birmingham to Manchester leg of the HS2 high-speed train line has sparked mounting anticipation and speculation.
Camilla Parker Bowles, soon to be Queen: Elizabeth II’s announcement leaves no room for doubt
Princess or queen? Queen Elizabeth II has decided: Camilla Parker Bowles will be called Queen Consort once Prince Charles is crowned King.
Boris Johnson to do everything to stop energy firms failing
According to OGUK, Boris Johnson said on his arrival at JFK airport.
Black Sea, Russia fires warning shots at a British warship: ‘It was in territorial waters’
Black Sea, Russia allegedly fired warning shots at a British ship because it was in territorial waters.
Matt Hancock claims the Government has operated better after Dominic Cummings’ resignation
Boris Johnson’s former top adviser Dominic Cummings resigned in November, since then, according to Heath Secretary Matt Hancock, the Government managed to handle the pandemic better.
Buckingham Palace, documents show she was exempt from racial discrimination
Buckingham Palace documents allegedly show that minorities were prevented from working in royal offices.
Plastic waste in Turkey: Greenpeace asks UK to provide
Greenpeace: no more plastic waste from UK to Turkey, which is now the largest landfill in Europe.
Tories beat Labour in the victory of Hartlepool
Tories defeated the Labour in Hartlepool after 50 years.
Animal Welfare Bill: Parliament voted for tougher sentencing
The Animal Welfare Bill will raise the maximum penalty, up to five years imprisonment, for those guilty of charges related to animal cruelty.
The archbishops acknowledge the Church has “mistreated” ethnic minorities in past decades
The proposals expected to made heterogeneity end a rut of inaction for decades.
Vladimir Putin has formally banned same-sex marriage in Russia
Vladimir Putin has formally banned same-sex marriage in Russia within the new amendment being backed by over 78% of Russian voters. This is the latest attack on the LGBT+ community and people have been reacting the news on Twitter. Vladimir Putin…
Covid-19, Chris Witty: chances of no more local lockdown
Chris Witty says that there may be no more local lockdown. In the time of two years, there will surely be a wide choice of vaccines. But in the meantime, be careful. Chris Witty: chances of no more local lockdown…
Johnson’s senior black adviser quits after a racism report
Samuel Kasumu decided to resign after a report defined the UK a global model of equality and said that it’s not institutionally racist.
Peers spur Boris Johnson to reopen EU talks while Patel submits an “immigration overhaul”
While Boris Johnson is asked to reopen EU talks on services sector, Patel is discussing her widely criticized immigration plan in the afternoon.
Pay increase for NHS workers: Starmer urges the Parliament to vote for it
Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party, demanded MPs to vote on pay rise for NHS workers. He accused Boris Johnson of “breaking promises”: the Government has proposed giving NHS staff a 1 per cent pay rise, despite…
Grant Shapps hopes to give the green light for flights and holiday
Grant Shapps signalled Britons to book summer holidays this spring by telling them he is “hopeful” to give a green light for flying after May 17. He also urged people not to book summer breaks yet because there are no…
Boris Johnson roadmap revealed
Holidays in the UK will be allowed from April 12, along with outdoor drinking and dining at pub gardens and al fresco restaurants.
Matt Hancock agrees with countries forcing Facebook to pay for news
Facebook has already pulled out its news content in Australia after politicians forced tech businesses to pay for using news.
Matt Hancock’s neighbour under investigation over Covid contract
Bourne signed a multi-million pound contract to supply two million medical grade test tubes a week to the NHS.
Families allow reuniting from March 29 outdoors
Separated families will be able to travel long distances in England to reunite from March 29 – but only outside, a Tory minister indicated today.