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Gary Lineker: I stand by my tweet about migrant policy
Gary Lineker says he stands by his criticism of the government's immigration policy and confirms that the BBC has been in touch over his tweet.
Gary Lineker says he stands by his criticism of the government's immigration policy and confirms that the BBC has been in touch over his tweet.
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/ReutersEKOK, Cameroon—It was just before 5 a.m. local time when two pickup trucks allegedly carrying mercenaries from the Russian Wagner Group pulled up in front of Zaza and five other men, who were patrolling the areas near the Chimbolo gold mine in the Central African Republic.The vigilantes—who are among hundreds of men drawn from the Chimbolo village to prevent hoodlums and robbers from attacking the buildings and electrical installations
China's President Xi Jinping appears to be using the leverage he has gained over Russia in the wake of the Ukraine war.
The Labour Party’s attempt to blame the Conservatives for Sir Keir Starmer’s gold-plated pension arrangements backfired on Wednesday night after it emerged they were created by Gordon Brown’s government.
Heated exchange between Boris Johnson and Sir Bernard Jenkin came as Tory Brexit rebellion flopped
The former prime minister will be questioned for around four hours by the Commons Privileges Committee
Mr Trump’s rant about the city comes as a panel of New Yorkers will soon decide his fate – voting whether or not he will make history as the only former or current US president to ever be criminally indicted
Former president is reportedly on the brink of being indicted
Poll finds 72% of Britons think former PM is dishonest after committee showdown on Partygate
Far-right rhetoric and tactics are being imported wholesale from the UK into Ireland. The effects on Irish politics are yet to be seen, says Colin Gannon
Chinese leader tells Putin to ‘take care of yourself, dear friend’
Four new military bases to be used by United States forces in the Philippines will include areas in the north and west of the country, facing the flashpoints of Taiwan and the South China Sea, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has revealed.
(Bloomberg) -- Yevgeny Prigozhin, the powerful founder of mercenary group Wagner, is preparing to scale back his private army’s operations in Ukraine after Russian military chiefs succeeded in cutting key supplies of men and munitions, people familiar with the matter said.Most Read from BloombergFinally, a Serious Offer to Take Putin Off Russia’s HandsShort Seller Hindenburg Says ‘Another Big One’ Coming SoonAckman Warns of Accelerated Deposit Outflows After Fed DecisionUS Fears a War-Weary Worl
The "Morning Joe" anchor called B.S. on a report that the former president is relishing his current legal predicament.
The MSP is one of three candidates standing to replace Nicola Sturgeon as first minister.
Rishi Sunak’s new Brexit deal sailed through the House of Commons despite fears that the prime minister would face a major Tory revolt.
The former prime minister struggled against the Privileges Committee in one part of parliament, breaking off only to face an embarrassing vote in another
Ex-aide Stephanie Winston Wolkoff denies Melania left White House for DC hotel as Stormy Affair came to light in 2018
Ukrainian mechanics have worked wonders with captured equipment, but long-term use of Russian tanks requires parts from Russian factories.
Rows of munition debris lie at heart of Ukrainian efforts to build criminal cases against Russian commanders
Russia said Putin's videotaped late-night meeting with residents was "spontaneous," but a woman can be heard shouting, "it's all for show!"