U.S. President Joe Biden pardoned two turkeys, named Liberty and Bell, at the White House in Washington, D.C. taking part in a decades-old Thanksgiving tradition on November 20. The pardoning falls on the President's 81st birthday.
Charlie Stayt mocked Chris Heaton-Harris's claim that the government keeps its promises.
Rishi Sunak and Mark Rutte, the Dutch premier, shared an awkward encounter on the steps of Downing Street after the two leaders appeared to be temporarily locked out of Number 10.
Troops likely killed in Kupyansk, Lyman, and Bakhmut directions, think tank says
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny predicted Russia’s 2024 election results will be falsified and pushed for voters to oppose Russian President Vladimir Putin, arguing the country “no longer needs” the longtime leader. “For Putin, the 2024 elections are a referendum to approve his actions, to approve the war,” Navalny said in an online statement, adding…
Humza Yousaf has said it is a 'dark day for devolution' after the Scottish Government lost its court battle against the UK Government on gender reform.
Increasingly isolated world leader faces arrest warrant from International Criminal Court on international soil over his war in Ukraine
Writer and activist didn't hold back when Tory minister suggested “extraordinary progress” had been made on climate change.
The head of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has blamed Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt for the watchdog’s forecasts being wrong.
Republicans want to tie support to Ukraine to restrictions on immigration
Integrating migrants into society is “impossible” at the current levels of immigration, Robert Jenrick has said in his first comments since resigning.
The first-ever Bill in the Scottish Parliament to go through a reconsideration stage after being initially knocked down by the courts has passed unanimously.
A council chief overseeing the recovery effort in Scottish communities devastated by floods complained the SNP government ignored her for two weeks while Humza Yousaf was publicly pledging his support.
Parliament told man arrested in connection with an outstanding warrant
‘I’m here to stop the steal. It’s our f****** House!’ Philip Sean Grillo said on Jan 6, unaware that Congress convened in US Capitol
A Black man whose arrest in Alabama earlier this month went viral on social media is speaking out amid an investigation into the local police department. Washington, 24, said he was on his way to pick up his brother on Dec. 2 when his tire "had a real bad blowout." "I was like, this is not a traffic stop, so why do you need my ID?" Washington said, adding that he gave it to her but continued to question why she needed it.
One of my first visits as immigration minster was to a family in Dover.
Ministers criticised after civil servant tells MPs payment was made in April after £140m had already been sent
Rishi Sunak’s plan to stop the boats is “beginning to work”, a Cabinet minister has claimed in the wake of the Government unveiling its new Rwanda Bill.
ROME (Reuters) -Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi is not interested in becoming president of the European Commission, a source close to Draghi said on Friday, responding to a newspaper report that he was France's choice for the role. Italian daily La Repubblica had earlier reported that French President Emmanuel Macron was lobbying other European leaders to agree on the former European Central Bank (ECB) president Draghi as the next head of the Commission.
The influential Treasury Commons committee criticised the lack of warning to the public of the change in policy which starts on December 11
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