UK Sanctions 12 Iranian-Linked Individuals and Entities Over Alleged Assassination and Destabilisation Network Britain imposed sanctions on 12 individuals and entities on Monday, 11 May 2026, accusing them of planning attacks on UK soil and conducting operations of transnational repression…
Trump Dismisses Iran’s Ceasefire Proposal as Negotiations Teeter on the Edge of Renewed Conflict US President Donald Trump publicly rejected Iran’s ceasefire proposal on Sunday, declaring it “totally unacceptable” and warning that military hostilities could resume, as tensions over Iran’s…
UK Think Tank Urges Fuel Duty Cut and Speed Limit Reduction to Shield Economy from Iran War Fallout A prominent left-leaning think tank is calling on the UK government to cut fuel duty by 10 pence per litre and reduce…
Iran’s Economic Stranglehold and the Limits of U.S. Military Power in the Strait of Hormuz The United States Navy, backed by more than 100 aircraft, three aircraft carrier groups, and up to 15,000 marines, is attempting to reopen the Strait…
King Charles and Queen Camilla conclude U.S. state visit in New York City King Charles III and Queen Camilla spent the final full day of their state visit to the United States in New York City on Thursday, moving through…
Residents in Kent raise concerns as Home Office contractor Clearsprings leases bungalow on quiet cul-de-sac under government dispersal programme Neighbours of a bungalow in Walderslade, a suburb of Chatham in Kent, have voiced anxiety about the government’s asylum dispersal scheme…
Roman Dubowski Wins £1 Million on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roman Dubowski, a former IT analyst from Stockport, has become the seventh contestant in the history of ITV’s Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? to claim the top…
Britain’s Fish and Chip Shops Face Mass Closures as Energy, Oil and Fish Costs Spiral Thousands of British fish and chip shops are on the brink of closure as surging fuel, cooking oil and fish prices erode profits and drive…
When Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Alejandro Pérez at his home last October, his wife Janie faced an impossible choice: watch her family torn apart by deportation, or abandon her life in the United States to follow her husband…
Sir Keir Starmer’s pro bono legal work in a landmark human rights case directly enabled the subsequent investigation of thousands of British soldiers for alleged war crimes in Iraq, court records and government documents reveal. The future Prime Minister worked…