Israel and Hong Kong blocked three British MPs from entering, the UK Government saved the Scunthorpe Steelworks, fifteen people were charged for placing bets on the 2024 election, and the Supreme Court…
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Various MSPs announced their intention to stand down next year, Reform UK squabbled amongst themselves, and the UK Government sought to cut civil service spending.…
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Non-Scottish UK and Republic of Ireland students starting in 2026 could be entitled to half the total value of scholarships as those who start in 2025, as the University cuts awards.…
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Reform led the national election polls for the first time in early February, sparking a wave of anxiety within Labour that Reform would be a serious contender next election. This has caused…
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Some English local elections were delayed, a pay rise for MPs was approved, a handful of Labour politicians were suspended, an MP revealed his HIV status in the Commons, a former Reform…
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The government clashed with Elon Musk over the grooming gangs scandal, Nigel Farage and Elon Musk fell out, Treasury Minister Tulip Siddiq resigned over allegations of misconduct, and Donald Trump praised Keir…
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The UK sought closer ties to the EU ahead of Trump's inauguration, joined a new global trade agreement, made 'diplomatic contact' with Syrian rebels, and the Conservatives traded blows with Reform UK…
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The UK reacted to Trump's victory, the assisted dying bill passed its second reading, farmers protested, and the Transport Secretary quit.…
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A bill to legalise assisted dying entered the Commons, former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond passed away, a deal to relinquish the Chagos Islands to Mauritius was struck, and Commonwealth leaders met…
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The Conservatives whittled it down to four candidates, Labour battled sleaze, the SNP made £500mn in cuts, and Corbyn founded a pro-Palestine faction.…
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