Politics

Keir Starmer attempted to mend the strained ties with Donald Trump concerning the conflict with Iran on Sunday, while a Labour rebuke intensified after Tony Blair’s claim that Britain ought to have backed the United States’ first air attacks on Iran. The prime minister contacted the American president on

Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned that the war in Iran sweeping across the Middle East may persist “for some time,” and urged Donald Trump that the “best way forward” in the long run is a diplomatic settlement with Tehran. He added that Britain is undertaking “everything we can” to calm

Christopher Harborne has contributed an additional £3 million to Reform UK, adding to the £9 million he gave last summer. Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, which has led the opinion polls for over a year, recorded £5.5 million in donations in the final quarter of 2025. The sum also

The deputy leader of the Green Party has called for an apology from Keir Starmer after the prime minister seemed to endorse inaccurate accusations that he demonstrated in favour of the Iranian regime, a claim that has resulted in death threats being directed at him. Mothin Ali said he was

Mahmood to present “firm but fair” asylum framework in morning address Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is slated to speak later this morning, outlining her vision for a “firm but fair” asylum system. The Home Office says as many as 21,000 asylum seekers who have waited a year for their

Britain must not be drawn into a conflict “without a clear end point”, warned a former senior NATO commander, who also backed Keir Starmer after Donald Trump’s barbs that he was “not Winston Churchill”. Trump was described as “another American president who has launched a war of choice”, Gen