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Tracking the Prime Minister's moves
In “We’re all friends really? Trump’s not so useful idiot Mike Johnson drops in on MPs,” John Crace critiques Johnson’s political naivety and alliances.
UK approves a Chinese ‘mega embassy’ in London after spy chiefs assure security. Concerns about espionage remain high among critics.
"I fled Hong Kong for my safety – China's super-embassy will mean more espionage." The new embassy's location is a worrying threat to privacy and security.
The proposal aims to address rising instances of cyberbullying and harmful content that adolescents encounter on social platforms.
In “We’re all friends really? Trump’s not so useful idiot Mike Johnson drops in on MPs,” John Crace critiques Johnson’s political naivety and alliances. ...
Latest from across the aisle
Cliff Notes – Siddiq over corruption A Bangladesh court convicted Tulip Siddiq and Sheikh Hasina, sentencing Siddiq to two years and Hasina to five in absentia for alleged land corruption linked to a housing project. Siddiq condemned the verdict as "flawed and farcical," while her Labour Party stated she lacked access to a fair legal
Cliff Notes – Robert Jenrick says kill all Islamist terrorists in prison Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick advocates for arming prison officers with lethal weapons to address rising terrorist threats and assaults on staff in high-security jails. He has used right keywords in his statement – 'national security risks, Islamist Terrorists and radical' (despite 90%
Cliff Notes – Zack Polanski has responded to Jeremy Clarkson’s comments Zack Polanski, the new leader of the Green Party, responded to Jeremy Clarkson's mockery of his appearance, labelling it a sign of Clarkson's desperation as he resorts to personal attacks. Clarkson's column compared Polanski's teeth to those of Shane MacGowan and dismissed his political
Andrew Rosindell, a Conservative MP since 2001, has left the Tory party. He has joined the Reform UK party, citing disillusionment with the Conservative leadership. Rosindell emphasised a need for renewed focus on conservative values. He criticised the government's direction and sought a platform aligned with his political beliefs. His defection may indicate growing discontent

In “We’re all friends really? Trump’s not so useful idiot Mike Johnson drops in on MPs,” John Crace critiques Johnson’s political naivety and alliances. ...


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