Category: UK News

In a surprising turn of events, England and Wales’s chief prosecutor, Stephen Parkinson, has defended his organization’s decision to drop charges against two British men accused of spying for China. Christopher Cash, a former parliamentary researcher, and Christopher Berry, a teacher, had vehemently denied the allegations made against them. The case against them was dropped… Continue reading No outside pressure to drop China spying charges, says CPS head

Political reporter Joshua Nevett reported on Donald Trump’s remarks during his recent state visit to the UK, where he suggested that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer could utilize the military to address illegal migration issues. Trump indicated that he had discussed migration concerns with Sir Keir at Chequers, the country residence. Drawing parallels between the… Continue reading Trump suggests Starmer could use military to control UK borders

An investigation is currently underway regarding allegations of racial abuse against a Sky News journalist by a former Reform UK MP, James McMurdock. McMurdock, who represents South Basildon and East Thurrock in Essex, allegedly made a post on X that included a racial slur. Despite the accusations, a spokesperson for McMurdock dismissed the incident as… Continue reading James McMurdock investigated over alleged racial abuse on X

Zarah Sultana, a former Labour MP, has criticized Jeremy Corbyn for running a “sexist boys’ club” that excluded women from participating in the establishment of a new left-wing party they had announced earlier this year. Sultana claimed that despite an agreement for her and Corbyn to jointly authorize key steps, she had been pushed aside… Continue reading Corbyn and Sultana clash over new party membership

Wales’ first minister, Eluned Morgan, recently made headlines after revealing her decision to decline an invitation to the state banquet for President Trump. Morgan explained that her choice was only “partly” influenced by the tragic death of her Labour colleague, Member of the Senedd Hefin David. During an interview with Pure West Radio, she cited… Continue reading Eluned Morgan reveals more reasons for Trump banquet snub

Daniel Wainwright and Harriet Agerholm, data journalists from BBC Verify, shared concerning news regarding the number of planning approvals for new homes in England. The data revealed that fewer than 29,000 projects were granted permission by councils in the year ending June 2025, marking a record low. This significant drop in approvals poses a challenge… Continue reading Planning approvals for new homes at record low, figures show

The inflation rate in the UK has risen by 3.8% in the year up to August, aligning with the rate observed in July. This rate continues to surpass the Bank of England’s 2% target, prompting the bank to adjust interest rates in an attempt to stabilize inflation. Since August 2024, the Bank has implemented five… Continue reading UK inflation: What is the rate and why are prices still rising?

Business reporter Dearbail Jordan reported that the Bank of England has decided to maintain UK interest rates at 4%. This decision comes amidst concerns about rising inflation, with prices currently increasing at nearly double the Bank’s target rate. While analysts had not anticipated a rate cut, the Bank expressed caution about when it would lower… Continue reading UK interest rates held at 4% but Bank warns 'not out of woods' on inflation

Reports emerged on Thursday detailing an altercation between Conservative MSP Douglas Ross and Scottish government minister Jamie Hepburn at the Scottish Parliament. Allegations of physical and verbal assault were made by Ross, who claimed the incident occurred as he was leaving the chamber following a disagreement over the scheduling of a summit to address issues… Continue reading Douglas Ross accuses SNP minister of assaulting him at parliament

The final morning of Donald Trump’s state visit saw Princess of Wales Catherine and First Lady Melania Trump hosting Scouts in the grounds of Windsor Castle. The event involved 20 Squirrel Scouts aged four to five, who were engaged in nature activities to earn their Go Wild badges. Catherine personally prepared a special packed lunch… Continue reading Kate and Melania enjoy sweet treats as they host Scouts