Nigel Farage has launched what he calls a “revolutionary” economic policy, and it’s already causing political whiplash. At a packed Reform UK event in London, he introduced the “Britannia Card,” a £250,000 tax-forgiveness scheme aimed at the global wealthy. Under the proposal, non-doms,  or even former UK residents returning from[Read More…]

Labour is facing its most explosive internal rebellion yet, as dozens of its MPs rise to block Keir Starmer’s sweeping welfare reform plans. At the heart of the storm is a proposed bill that would overhaul disability benefits and change how millions receive support, but many inside the party believe[Read More…]

In a bold and controversial proposal, former Defence Secretary David Davey has called for recruits to the British Army to be offered a hefty £10,000 signing bonus as an incentive to join. Facing recruitment challenges amid evolving security threats and an increasingly competitive job market, Davey argues that a significant[Read More…]

The United Kingdom has made its position on Iran unmistakably clear: diplomacy and caution must guide any engagement with the volatile Middle East region. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government have consistently urged restraint, emphasizing the urgent need to avoid military confrontation and to pursue peaceful solutions. Yet, this[Read More…]

In a defiantly tight-lipped response that has unleashed a wave of speculation, a UK government minister sidestepped when asked whether Britain was pleased or disappointed by the U.S. Strikes on Iran’s nuclear installations. The evasiveness underscores growing criticism in Westminster: was the government genuinely informed, or just complicit? The strikes,[Read More…]

In a move that has sparked both support and outrage, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer publicly backed the recent U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, calling Iran’s nuclear ambitions a threat to global stability, while simultaneously warning that the region teeters on the edge of catastrophic escalation. Starmer’s endorsement came[Read More…]

John Swinney’s recent emphasis on Scottish independence marks a significant shift in his approach and reflects the evolving political landscape in Scotland. As the First Minister and leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), Swinney’s renewed focus on independence is seen as a response to both internal party dynamics and[Read More…]

As Scotland looks ahead to 2050, the political decisions made in the coming decades will play a central role in shaping the nation’s social, economic, and environmental landscape. With questions around independence, climate action, economic reform, and public services at the forefront, political choices will determine how Scotland adapts to[Read More…]

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has proposed a more “transactional” approach to the country’s visa policy, aiming to address the escalating challenges posed by illegal immigration and asylum seekers. This strategy involves linking visa issuance to the cooperation of other nations in accepting back individuals who have been denied asylum[Read More…]

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended a significant policy reversal after announcing a statutory national inquiry into grooming gangs in England, following earlier resistance from his government. The move comes after growing political and public pressure, as well as fresh revelations from an independent audit led by Baroness Louise Casey.[Read More…]