Keir Starmer says the UK can decarbonise without disruption – that’s neither true nor helpful
Keir Starmer’s pledge to cut the UK’s emissions by 81% by 2035 is undoubtedly ambitious. However, his assertion at the Cop29 ...
Why has UK decided to ban new coal mines? What could the economic impact be?
The legislation is expected to have mixed economic effects. In the short term, regions dependent on coal mining may face job ...
Politics latest: PM 'may have heeded warning' from Trump's victory with impromptu news briefing
Sir Keir Starmer has hailed the "significant" arrest of an alleged supplier of small boats used to cross the Channel. It ...
Starmer rejects civil servants' demands for four-day working week
Civil servant union members are campaigning for a four-day week and released a study this week which they said would save one ...
Will Donald Trump wreck the Brexit deal?
President-elect's victory could help UK's reset with the EU, but a trade deal to dodge his threatened tariffs could hinder it ...
Starmer launches £1.8bn council tax raid – while paying less than a family in Durham
Sir Keir Starmer has launched a £1.8bn council tax raid on households while enjoying some of the lowest rates in the country.
Starmer hails arrest of man suspected of supplying boats for Channel crossings
The Turkish man is suspected of shipping dinghies and engines from Turkey and storing them in Germany, before they are moved ...
Keir Starmer will bankrupt UK — we badly need our own Elon Musk
While the Conservatives might have allowed this paltry state of affairs by accident or through weakness, our current ...
Keir Starmer urged to 'seek advice' from unlikely sources about US ambassador appointment
EXCLUSIVE: The Prime Minister needs to pick the right person to represent the UK in Washington - and will be wary of ...
Small boats supply suspect's arrest a 'significant piece of jigsaw' says Keir Starmer
A 44-year-old Turkish national has been arrested in Amsterdam as UK, Dutch and Belgian investigators swooped in a major ...
McDonald: UK Government needs to set out ‘tipping point’ for Irish unity vote
Under the terms of Good Friday Agreement of 1998, the UK Government is obliged to call a referendum in Northern Ireland if there is evidence of a shift in public opinion in favour of unity. In that ...
How much could YOUR council tax go up by in April? What average bills might look like across the country after Starmer gave green light to 5% rises
Local authorities will be able to hike bills by nearly three times the current rate of inflation after Downing Street ...