GFA Negotiator: Restoring Northern Ireland's Government "Single Best" Way To End Sectarianism
A key figure in the signing of the Good Friday peace deal has urged the Democratic Unionist Party to end its boycott of Stormont.
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UK politics live: Starmer warned not to pull punches with Trump after ex-president says PM ‘very popular’
The government should not “pull our punches” if they disagree with the American president, Labour MP Emily Thornberry has said.
"You Are Scared”: Uma Kumaran Says Abuse Nearly Made Her Give Up Dreams Of Being An MP
Former Keir Starmer aide Uma Kumaran talks to Harriet Symonds about working for Loto, a gloomy economic forecast, and fears for her safety. Photography by Louise Haywood-Schiefer
Biden and Starmer unite against Putin nuclear threat
Pressure on Joe Biden and Keir Starmer over the Ukraine war has reached boiling point as the two men met in Washington DC with nuclear war threats from Vladimir Putin and desperate demands from Volodymyr Zelensky.
Politicians Get Roasted on This Beloved British Show. Can It Be a U.S. Hit?
Weeks before Britain held an election this summer, around four million TV viewers tuned in to the season finale of “Have I Got News for You,” a long-running BBC panel show.
Farage declares US presidential debate ‘a score draw’ as Trump faces ridicule for abortion and migrant lies
Nigel Farage has declared last night’s big US presidential debate “a score draw” after his friend Donald Trump was mocked for his claims about immigrants in the US eating domestic pets.
Care Sector In "Precarious" State As Figures Show Overseas Worker Visas Plummeting
The adult social care sector faces a "precarious" future, an industry leader has said, as new Home Office figures showed a sharp fall in visas granted to overseas workers.
What Is Chancellor Rachel Reeves Cutting To Deal With The "Black Hole" She Inherited?
Winter fuel allowance payments will become means tested and hospital and transport projects scaled back, as Rachel Reeves laid out her plans to tackle a "£22billion hole in the public finances".
UK finance chief says public finances show $28 billion spending hole, cuts road and rail projects
Britain's Finance Minister Rachel Reeves on Monday announced a raft of project cuts after detailing how the newly elected Labour government has inherited a projected overspend of £22 billion ($28.2 billion) from the center-right Conservatives. In a highly anticipated statement to the House of Commons, Reeves pledged to make the "necessary", "urgent" and "incredibly tough" choices to restore the country's economic stability. The finance minister said the center-left government would cancel the Restoring Your Railways Fund program, scrap plans to build a tunnel at Stonehenge and review a hospital expansion program announced by former Conse