Author: Fatimah Idera

Fatimah Idera is a writer and passionate journalist who loves writing and researching.With over 4 years of reporting her stories imbibe the storytelling techniques in capturing audience attention.She covers beats around procurement/accountability,Investigative reports, fact checking, climate, education, health and developmental reports. Fatimah who is based in Lagos had attended several trainings. She also cover UK news for the new Dailyprime.

Starmer& Sanae Takaichi

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has invited Japan’s Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, to visit the UK following talks in Tokyo, describing UK–Japan relations as the strongest they have been in decades. The meeting came at the end of Sir Keir’s East Asia tour, which included a four-day visit to China aimed at resetting relations with Beijing. During their discussions at the Prime Minister’s Office in Tokyo, both leaders reaffirmed shared democratic values and agreed to deepen cooperation on trade, security and defence. Sir Keir said the two countries had a clear interest in free and predictable trade, with plans to…

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Rhiannon Whyte

An asylum seeker has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 29 years for the murder of a woman who worked at the hotel where he was staying. Deng Majek was convicted of killing 27-year-old Rhiannon Whyte after following her to Bescot Stadium railway station in Walsall in October 2024. Ms Whyte had just finished her shift at the Park Inn Hotel and was on her way home when she was attacked on the station platform. She later died in hospital from her injuries. Majek, a Sudanese national, had arrived in the UK by small boat about…

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Starmer & Xi Jinping.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced that China has lifted sanctions, including travel bans, imposed on six serving British MPs and peers following talks with President Xi Jinping. Speaking to the media in Shanghai, Starmer said all restrictions on the parliamentarians “no longer apply,” describing the move as a positive outcome of diplomatic engagement. The sanctions, imposed by China in 2021, targeted four Conservative MPs and two members of the House of Lords who were vocal critics of Beijing’s human rights record, particularly over alleged abuses in Xinjiang. Those affected were previously barred from entering mainland China, Hong Kong…

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The Federal Government has called on state governments to mobilise domestic funding to strengthen the control and eventual elimination of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) in Nigeria. Deputy Minister of Health, Iziaq Salako, made the appeal at a media briefing in Abuja ahead of the 2026 NTDs Day celebration. He stressed that tackling NTDs is critical to Nigeria’s goal of achieving Universal Health Coverage by 2030, meeting health-related Sustainable Development Goals, and reducing poverty. Salako urged states to create dedicated budget lines for NTD programmes, warning that neglecting the diseases could further marginalise affected populations. He noted that NTDs often thrive…

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Badenoch demands Rayner’s sacking over tax admission

Reform UK has threatened to take legal action against Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch unless she issues a public apology over comments made about Suella Braverman’s mental health. The row followed Ms Braverman’s defection to Reform UK earlier this week. In an initial statement responding to her departure, a Conservative Party spokesperson said the party had “done all we could to look after Suella’s mental health”, suggesting she had been unhappy. The statement was withdrawn hours later after criticism, and the reference was removed from a revised version. Despite the retraction, Reform UK’s lawyers have written to Conservative Party headquarters, describing…

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Driverless car

Driverless cars are expected to begin operating in London later this year, with Google-owned autonomous vehicle company Waymo confirming plans to launch its service once regulatory approval is secured. The company says its self-driving cars are expected to be fully operational by the end of 2026. Waymo currently has about 24 vehicles on London’s roads, although they are being driven by human drivers. This stage is focused on mapping streets and collecting data. The next phase will involve testing the cars with a safety driver behind the wheel, in line with the government’s code of practice for autonomous vehicles. The…

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Starmer & Xi Jinping.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced that UK citizens will soon be able to travel to China without a visa for trips lasting up to 30 days. The announcement was made during his official visit to Beijing, the first by a British prime minister in eight years, and follows talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Downing Street said the visa-free arrangement, which will apply to tourist and business travel, will bring the UK in line with several European countries including France and Germany. Although no start date has been confirmed, the government said it hopes the measure will take…

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Kemi Badenoch

Conservative leader, Kemi Badenoch has said centrist ideas are no longer welcome in the party, warning that those uncomfortable with her rightward direction should get out of the way. Speaking in Westminster, Badenoch set out her vision for the party following recent defections to Reform UK, dismissing critics and accusing some former colleagues of political “tantrums”. She took aim at former shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick and others who have left the party, arguing they lack a credible plan to govern. Badenoch also rejected the approach of Andy Street, the former West Midlands mayor, and Ruth Davidson, the former Scottish…

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Starmer

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has arrived in Beijing, marking the first visit to China by a British prime minister in eight years. He said the trip is aimed at delivering tangible benefits for people in the UK as he seeks to reset relations with Beijing after years of strained and inconsistent engagement. Starmer travelled with a delegation of nearly 60 representatives from British business, sport and cultural institutions, underlining the government’s focus on trade and economic cooperation. China is the UK’s third-largest trading partner, the world’s second-largest economy and supports an estimated 370,000 British jobs. Downing Street has described…

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Porn hub

Pornhub has announced it will restrict access to its website for UK users from 2 February, citing tougher age-verification rules introduced under the Online Safety Act. From that date, only people who already have a Pornhub account will be able to view content on the site. The company said the move follows what it described as the failure of the new legal requirements to prevent children from accessing pornography online. Pornhub’s parent company, Aylo, previously said traffic to the site dropped by 77% after the age-check rules came into force in October. Regulator Ofcom has maintained that the tougher checks…

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