Hundreds of Nigerian nationals have entered the UK by applying through a specialist visa scheme designed to attract exceptional literary talent. The Global Talent visa,a […]
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Starmer’s EU deal set to increase cruise and ferry costs for UK holidaymakers
British holidaymakers may face higher prices for cruises and ferry journeys to Europe as part of Sir Keir Starmer’s new agreement with the EU, which […]
Starmer: UK to evacuate children from Gaza
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced that Britain will begin evacuating critically ill children from the Gaza Strip for urgent medical treatment in the […]
Reeves may override Supreme Court in £44bn car finance scandal
Rachel Reeves is reportedly considering overruling the Supreme Court if judges rule in favour of consumers in the £44 billion car finance scandal.
Asylum seekers allegedly spend welfare payments on gambling
The UK Home Office is investigating reports that thousands of asylum seekers have used government-issued benefits cards in gambling venues, including bookmakers, casinos, and amusement […]
Family shot in Northern Ireland attack, three die
A mother and her two children – a son and a daughter – have been shot dead in a devastating incident in Northern Ireland. A […]
Wikipedia considers restricting access for UK users
Wikipedia may be forced to restrict access for UK users unless key elements of Britain’s new Online Safety Act are changed, the High Court has […]
ICJ ruling raises risk of climate lawsuits against UK over historic emissions
The United Kingdom may be exposed to international lawsuits over its historical contribution to climate change, following a groundbreaking advisory opinion issued by the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
MeToo Movement leaves some men hesitant to mentor women at work
For many male bosses, the sight of Chancellor Rachel Reeves tearing up behind Sir Keir Starmer in the Commons this month hit a nerve. As […]
Home Office partners Deliveroo to curb illegal migrant labour
The Home Office has reached an agreement with food delivery giants Deliveroo, Just Eat, and Uber Eats to share the locations of asylum hotels in […]