Cameron Ortis, ex-RCMP leaker, should face decades behind bars: Crown
Crown attorneys are asking for a maximum sentence for Cameron Ortis, the former senior RCMP officer convicted of leaking secrets to targets of police investigations.
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Jeffrey Epstein list: New documents reveal paedophile’s responses to sex trafficking claims
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Ukraine's president in Estonia on swing through Russia's Baltic neighbors
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was in the capital of Estonia on Thursday for meetings with the country's leaders on the second day of trip through the small Baltic states, where concern is high about aggression from neighboring Russia.
China Hawks Are Uneasy About David Cameron's Warm Reception In Chinese Media
David Cameron has been urged to take a more hawkish stance on China following the warm welcome his return to Government has had in the state's media.
MPs Share Their New Year's Resolutions For 2024
With next year set to be just as tumultuous as the last, MPs are looking ahead to work out what they want to achieve for themselves, their constituents, and their political parties in 2024.
Keir Starmer Asks Cynical Voters To Believe In Politics Again
Labour leader Keir Starmer has issued a plea to the British public to believe in the country and in politics again with 2024 likely to be an election year, and attacked the Conservative government’s record in power, which he said had driven "the country I love into the rocks of decline".
David Cameron Blames Foreign Office And Home Office Disconnect For Historic Failures On Immigration
Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron said he "blamed" his own government for allowing the Foreign Office and Home Office to pull against each other when trying to tackle illegal migration.
Rishi Sunak Will Insist He's Better Trusted On The Economy Than Keir Starmer
With 2024 almost certain to be an election year, an unofficial campaign has already kicked off, and the Tories are set to employ their old faithful argument that they are the only party who can be trusted with the economy.