UK Lawmaker Sounds Alarm on Increasing Extremist Views on Race and Identity
A UK Member of Parliament has sounded the alarm over a growing rise in extreme views related to race and
John Lewis Awards First Staff Bonus in Four Years as Profits Rebound
John Lewis, the employee-owned retail group that also operates Waitrose, has paid an annual bonus to its workers for the
Lammy Defends Jury Reforms Amid Concerns Over Racial Bias
Justice Secretary Lammy has defended proposed reforms to the jury system against claims that they could worsen racial bias in
UK Home Office Refuses to Exempt Exceptional Students from Tough Visa Regulations
The UK Home Office has declined to make exceptions for outstanding students affected by new student visa restrictions, raising concerns
UK Government Set to Release Documents on Mandelson’s US Ambassador Nomination
The UK government is set to release hundreds of files on former minister Peter Mandelson’s appointment as UK ambassador to
UK Home Secretary Bans Al Quds March in London to Prevent Public Disorder
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has approved a request from the Metropolitan Police to ban the annual Al Quds Day march
UK Inflation Likely to Rise Amid Middle East Conflict, Warns Chancellor Rachel Reeves
The UK is expected to face rising inflation due to the ongoing war involving Iran, according to Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Ministers Urged to Act Faster on Deepfakes to Protect Women and Girls
UK Liz Kendall, the technology secretary, has warned that ministers must move more quickly to address emerging technological threats, particularly
Labour Lawyers Reportedly ‘Blocked’ From Briefing MPs on Jury Trial Overhaul
Lawyers affiliated with the Labour Party have reportedly been prevented from briefing MPs about growing concerns over a controversial overhaul
UK Government: New Anti-Muslim Hate Definition Will Not Restrict Free Speech
The UK government has introduced a new definition of anti-Muslim hate, with Steve Reed, the communities secretary, assuring MPs that