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France has been thrown deeper into political uncertainty after Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu abruptly resigned on Monday, only 27 days into the job. President Emmanuel Macron accepted his ally’s resignation, the Elysee confirmed, describing the move as both sudden and unprecedented in modern French politics. Lecornu’s departure came barely a day after he unveiled his cabinet, which had been scheduled to meet for the first time on Monday afternoon. The…
The Conservatives have called on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to come clean over the collapse of the high-profile China spy prosecution, demanding full transparency about the government’s role in the decision. The case against two men, Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry, accused of passing confidential reports on UK-China policy to Beijing, was dropped after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) ruled it no longer had sufficient evidence. It was reported…
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The Conservative Party has announced ambitious plans to remove 750,000 illegal immigrants from the UK within five years, unveiling a tough, Trump-style approach to immigration enforcement as its annual conference begins in Manchester. Under the proposals, anyone entering the UK without permission would be banned from claiming asylum. Those whose claims are rejected would no longer be able to appeal decisions in the courts; instead, appeals would be handled internally…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to unveil a series of planning reforms before the upcoming budget to stimulate Britain’s sluggish economic growth. British sluggish economic groReeves to unveil planning reforms The changes aim to simplify the process for developers to build houses and infrastructure, potentially boosting the economy by around £3 billion annually. However, there is internal disagreement within the government over how radical the reforms should be. The package…
Every Police Force in the UK now has a dedicated officer tasked with protecting journalists from threats and violence, the government has confirmed. Known as Journalist Safety Liaison Officers (JSLOs), these officials form part of an enhanced partnership between the police, government, and media organizations aimed at safeguarding the press, who increasingly face harassment both online and in person. Media Minister, Ian Murray emphasized the importance of the move, saying,…
A powerful coalition of African Anglican leaders has sharply criticised the appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally as the new Archbishop of Canterbury, accusing the Church of England of abandoning biblical truth by endorsing same-sex blessings. The statement, issued by the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches (GSFA) , representing the majority of the world’s 100 million Anglicans, expressed “deep grief and disappointment” following Mullally’s historic appointment as the first woman…
By Eniola Amadu A British teenager who was jailed in Dubai earlier this year for having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl has died in a car crash in north London, just three months after his release. Marcus Fakana, 19, was a passenger in a car that collided with a truck in Tottenham. He was taken to hospital with serious injuries but later died. The Metropolitan Police said officers…
By Eniola Amadu The Metropolitan Police has confirmed that 355 people were arrested in central London during demonstrations in support of Palestine Action, a group proscribed by the UK government earlier this year. The protests, organised by campaign group Defend Our Juries, went ahead in Trafalgar Square despite warnings from ministers and police to postpone following Thursday’s deadly synagogue attack in Manchester. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer had urged demonstrators…
By Eniola Amadu Great Western Railway (GWR) has been fined £1m after admitting health and safety failings in connection with the death of passenger Bethan Roper, who suffered fatal head injuries after leaning from a train window in 2018. Ms Roper, 28, from Penarth in Wales, was killed on 1 December 2018 when her head struck a tree branch while travelling on a GWR service near Twerton, Bath. She had…
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