Politics

Farage’s Proposed Criminal Justice Reforms Face Criticism Ahead of Speech Nigel Farage is expected to outline proposals that he says would eliminate early release for individuals convicted of sexual offenses or serious violent crimes if he were to lead the government. During a scheduled address in London, the leader

More than four decades after the violent clashes at Orgreave during the miners’ strike and a failed prosecution widely condemned as improper, the government has launched a formal inquiry into the events. The home secretary, Yvette Cooper, disclosed the inquiry after meeting with campaigners last Thursday at the site in

A Home Office inquiry has determined that one of its high-ranking officials engaged in inappropriate conduct and harassment towards a female colleague before departing the civil service with a clean record following a disorganized disciplinary process. The matter has raised such serious concerns within the department that the newly appointed

Indigenous representatives have cautioned that educational institutions may face closure if a proposed funding reduction in the 2026 budget is approved. Former Australian Prime Minister to Address US Panel on China Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is set to testify before a US House committee next week regarding efforts

The UK government is facing a legal case over its refusal to evacuate seriously ill children from Gaza, despite similar actions being taken for young people affected by other conflicts. The lawsuit, filed against the Foreign Office and Home Office on behalf of three critically ill children in Gaza, claims

Lawmakers and political candidates are facing widespread threats and harassment, officials have warned, as new measures are introduced to impose stricter penalties on those convicted of such acts. Rushanara Ali, a minister responsible for democratic engagement, stated that her colleagues are experiencing unprecedented levels of harassment, which has discouraged many