Category: Politics

A former cabinet minister has said the UK government is “digging itself into a hole” over Palestine Action and fellow Labour peers and MPs were regretting voting to ban the…

A group of nine human rights and freedom of expression organisations have called on the culture secretary to halt RedBird Capital’s proposed £500m takeover of the Telegraph and investigate the…

The extradition agreement comes as Mexico continues to cooperate with the Trump administration despite its tariff threats. Mexico has expelled 26 alleged high-ranking cartel members to the United States, in…

JD Vance has met Robert Jenrick during his holiday in the Cotswolds but is not expected to see the Conservative leader, Kemi Badenoch. Jenrick held an hour-long one-on-one meeting with…

A key annual United States government report on global human rights abuses has drastically shifted focus, with references removed to abuses based on sexual orientation, and poor conditions downplayed in…

The vitriol faced by scouts and charity rowers mistaken for migrants was not an “innocent mistake”, a race equality campaigner has said, as she warned that toxic rhetoric could lead…

When Sir Keir Starmer told reporters last week that his government’s upcoming budget would “build on what we’ve done” by focusing on “living standards” and “making sure that people feel…

1. Seeking refuge People are trying to escape rapid climate change, famine, oppressive governments and war across Africa, Asia and the Middle East. In 2024, nearly half of those arriving…

More than 50,000 people have crossed the Channel in small boats since Keir Starmer became prime minister, official figures have confirmed. Home Office figures released on Tuesday showed that 50,271…

A rescue group says civilians have been ‘killed either by stray bullets or direct executions’ at the camp. Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has attacked a famine-hit camp for…