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Richard Tice has accused Keir Starmer of leaving Britain “utterly humiliated” after Donald Trump criticised the UK’s response to the Iran conflict, piling fresh pressure on Labour over defence and global credibility.
A foreign policy analyst has warned Keir Starmer could be out of office within weeks after a diplomatic clash with Donald Trump triggered fresh questions about Britain’s global influence and the strength of the UK-US alliance.
Shabana Mahmood will warn that Labour’s future is “in jeopardy” unless it takes bold action on migration, as the party looks to Denmark’s tough asylum reforms after a damaging by-election defeat.
A Chagossian leader has accused Sir Keir Starmer of betrayal as Labour denies pausing its Chagos deal with Mauritius, amid US concerns, parliamentary confusion and warnings of a possible Maldives counter-claim.
A government-backed study suggests Britain could deploy solar farms in space to meet net zero targets, with satellites beaming electricity back to Earth — raising fresh questions over cost, subsidies and green ambition.
Reform UK board member Gawain Towler has attacked the High Court’s decision to overturn the Palestine Action terror ban, branding the group’s ideology “suicidal empathy” and accusing judges of undermining Parliament’s authority.
The head of the Electoral Commission has criticised ministers for postponing local elections, warning that “capacity constraint” is not a sufficient reason to delay votes and raising concerns about conflicts of interest and seven-year council terms.
Keir Starmer has declared Britain will move closer to the EU single market this year, saying the “status quo is not fit for purpose” and signalling deeper economic alignment with Brussels nearly a decade after Brexit.
The High Court has ruled that banning Palestine Action under anti-terror laws was “disproportionate”, despite judges acknowledging some of its activities amounted to terrorism, setting up a fresh legal clash as the Government prepares to appeal.
Nigel Farage has backed Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s claim that Britain has been “colonised by immigrants”, deepening the political storm and intensifying pressure on Keir Starmer as the migration debate moves from Westminster into business and public life.
Donald Trump’s $10bn defamation lawsuit against the BBC will go to trial after a Florida judge refused to delay the case, setting up a high-stakes legal battle over a Panorama edit that the US president claims misrepresented his words before the 2024 election.
Ed Miliband has been accused of hiding details of a “secret China deal” after dodging questions 17 times in Parliament, fuelling fresh concerns about transparency, energy security and Labour’s approach to Beijing.