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Nigel Farage, an ally of former President Donald Trump, won his race in Clacton, an English seaside town, in Thursday’s U.K. general election, becoming a member of parliament for the first time in his political career.
As her two-year sober anniversary approaches, Cara Delevingne is getting candid about her past experiences with addiction.
Britain’snew prime minister Keir Starmer was set to meet with leaders of the Democratic and Republican caucuses in the House of Representatives on Wednesday as the Nato summit in Washington entered its second day.
Rachel Reeves has said the Labour government will bring back housebuilding targets as part of its plan to change Britain's planning rules and grow the size of the economy.
In British elections, things happen at warp speed. There is no languid two-and-a-half-month interregnum from the close of polls to the taking up of the reins of power, as there is in the US. Prime minister Starmer will move into Downing Street imminently, and before he’s worked out how to use the remote control or found out where the loos are, he’ll be on a plane to Washington for the Nato summit next week.
“Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough ripped Donald Trump for reluctantly giving up power and repeatedly denying losing the US election in 2020 and compared it to how Rishi Sunak graciously accepted defeat in Thursday’s UK election.
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has lost his seat to Labour at the General Election.
The Labour Party will be relieved to have secured their landslide election victory and more than 400 seats in the House of Commons, but the party faced surges from opponents on the left and right.