Nigel Farage has proposed a controversial plan to reignite Wales’ industrial backbone by bringing back coal mining and reopening blast furnaces in Port Talbot. The Reform UK leader declared his intention to restore domestic steel production, criticizing what he described as a “self-defeating obsession” with net-zero policies. According to Farage,[Read More…]

Downing Street has confirmed that the long-anticipated government spending review has been completed, bringing clarity to departmental budgets ahead of the Chancellor’s upcoming fiscal statement. The announcement marks the end of extensive negotiations between the Treasury and various departments, some of which had resisted funding constraints amid growing pressure to[Read More…]

Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, has confirmed he has forgiven party chairman Zia Yusuf following a public disagreement over the sensitive topic of banning the burka. The row erupted when Reform UK candidate Sarah Pochin called for a ban on burkas, a proposal that was not part of[Read More…]

The city of Los Angeles has become the epicenter of a volatile national standoff after large-scale protests erupted in response to federal immigration raids. The demonstrations, initially sparked by the arrest of 44 individuals by ICE agents in the Westlake District, have quickly grown into a broader movement against what[Read More…]

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has launched a stinging attack on First Minister John Swinney, accusing him of misleading voters during the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election campaign. According to Sarwar, the SNP ran a “dishonest” campaign by framing the race as a two-party contest between the SNP and Reform[Read More…]

Reform UK leader Richard Tice has firmly rejected suggestions that his party is spiraling into disarray following the abrupt resignation and quick return of senior figure Zia Yusuf. Yusuf, who had stepped down citing exhaustion and feeling sidelined, reportedly triggered by internal friction over the party’s stance on banning the[Read More…]

Police forces across the UK are sounding the alarm over a growing funding crisis that they say could seriously impact how crime is tackled on the ground. In a blunt message to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, senior police leaders revealed a looming £1.3 billion shortfall over the next two years,[Read More…]

In a landmark move to bolster the nation’s future, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a groundbreaking £86 billion investment in science and technology research and development (R&D). This substantial funding, set to be allocated over the next four years, aims to position the UK as a global leader in innovation[Read More…]

As Labour positions itself as the party of economic competence ahead of the general election, all eyes are on Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves. With public services under strain and voters demanding both fiscal discipline and visible change, Reeves stands at the intersection of political ambition and economic reality. The question[Read More…]

Labour has pledged to inject nearly £450 million into the NHS in England in a bid to tackle the growing crisis of “corridor care” and long patient waiting times. The plan, unveiled ahead of the general election, aims to restore dignity to emergency care and ease the pressure on overstretched[Read More…]