Politics

Plans are underway to grant tens of thousands of young citizens from Britain and Europe reciprocal rights to reside and seek employment in each other’s territories, with government officials targeting finalization within the next year. Authorities aim to establish this youth mobility initiative with the EU by late 2026,

A former student of Dulwich College has recounted an incident in which he alleges a teenage Nigel Farage told him, “that’s the way back to Africa,” stating he felt driven to share his experience after the Reform leader’s efforts to downplay the impact of such behavior on his

After much deliberation about speaking publicly, Thursday solidified my resolve. Nigel Farage addressed racism claims from his youth by criticizing BBC and ITV for broadcasting comedian Bernard Manning and fictional character Alf Garnett in the 1970s. As a Christian, I found his deflection—invoking “let he without sin cast the

Your Party Leadership Debate Dominates Inaugural Conference The two most visible figures within Your Party remain at odds over its governing structure as the movement’s first major gathering began this weekend. Jeremy Corbyn stated to reporters on Saturday that he leans toward a sole-leader model and is inclined to

A significant increase in membership is creating new challenges for the Green party. "Our local group grew from 400 to over 1,000," one member noted. "We had reserved spaces for 50 people, but many were unable to attend. Now, we need larger venues." The Greens

Wes Streeting criticized Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin for allegedly making racially charged comments after she expressed frustration over advertisements frequently featuring black and Asian individuals. The health secretary stated Pochin was "only regretful about being exposed" and had openly voiced sentiments typically left unspoken. He warned of