The New Lib Dem MP Who Got A "Well Done" Text From Sue Gray
Calum Miller, Lib Dem MP for the new Bicester and Woodstock seat, talks to Tali Fraser about Donald Trump, UK riots, and being congratulated by Sue Gray.
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Who is Mark Carney, and why is Justin Trudeau courting him?
The name on the lips of politicos, reporters and Liberal insiders in Ottawa over the past few weeks does not hold a position in government and has never even run for a seat in Parliament: Mark Carney.
Ukraine's Zelenskyy gets personal with self-appointed 'peace' negotiator Orban
OXFORD, England — Ukraine's president, Volodymr Zelenskyy, on Thursday hit out at European leaders who "betray" Kyiv's interests in a thinly veiled attack against Hungarian President Viktor Orban and his shadow peace talks. Zelenskyy told European leaders that Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, had so far failed to sow disunity within the region, but noted that EU member states — and one weak link in particular — could yet bow to temptation or blackmail. "He [Putin] may try to approach you or go to some of your partners individually, trying to tempt or pressure you, to blackmail you so that one of you betrays the rest, weakening our unity," he said in open
Annamalai plans 3-month break for UK fellowship, aides say no link to poll defeat
A month after the BJP failed to win a single seat in the Lok Sabha elections in Tamil Nadu, its state chief K Annamalai may be headed for a sabbatical to the UK for a fellowship programme.
UK Climate Protesters Cover Stonehenge In Orange Paint Ahead Of Election
A pair of climate protesters were arrested Wednesday at the U.K.’s Stonehenge monument after they sprayed the 5,000-year-old rocks with orange paint, British police said.
Pelosi university speech interrupted by anti-Israel agitators: 'Warmonger'
Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., was interrupted by anti-Israel students during a speech she gave in the U.K. on Thursday. A protest group also called her a "warmonger."
First Muslim American appellate court nominee faces uphill battle to salvage nomination
WASHINGTON (AP) — The nominee who could become the first Muslim American to serve as a federal appellate court judge is fighting back against characterizations of his work by law enforcement groups that are jeopardizing his nomination. The White House and Senate are doubling down on their efforts to win over lawmakers on the fence, but it may be too late.
New MPs Encouraged To Join Select Committees To "Make A Difference" In Politics
Joining a select committee would be the “really obvious route” for MPs new to Parliament or opposition to “make a difference”, according to an Oxford political scientist.
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