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GB News Faces Potential Ofcom Sanctions for Breaching Impartiality Rules
The UK broadcasting regulator Ofcom is considering sanctions on GB News for breaking impartiality rules during a Q&A session with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The programme received 547 complaints and did not present a balanced range of v...
Reform UK's Nigel Farage: Unofficial Kingmaker
Nigel Farage remains a central figure in Reform UK, wielding significant influence within the right-wing populist party.
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Ofcom Allows Nigel Farage to Host GB News Show During Election, Stops Short of Ban
Nigel Farage will be permitted to host his GB News show during the UK general election, according to media regulator Ofcom.
UK and Belgian Leaders Condemn Mayor's Shut-Down of Radical Rightwing Conference: Free Speech Debate
The National Conservatives (NatCon) conference in Brussels, attended by British politicians Suella Braverman and Nigel Farage, as well as Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orbán, and far-right French politician Éric Zemmour, was shut down...
Liz Truss: Donald Trump is the Safer Choice for US President, According to Ex-UK PM
Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss endorsed Donald Trump for the US presidential election, expressing her belief that the world was safer when he was in office and expressing concerns about the potential for strong conflict.
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Britain’s ‘deep state’ thwarted my plans, Liz Truss tells US far-right summit
At the US right-wing summit, CPAC, Liz Truss, former short-serving UK Prime Minister, claimed the British 'deep state' of bureaucrats and lawyers undermined her governmental plans.
Wellingborough and Kingswood by-elections: Job not done despite huge wins, says Starmer
Labour Party leader Keir Starmer has acknowledged the necessity for continued effort notwithstanding significant victories in the Wellingborough and Kingswood by-elections.
Will voters unhappy with the Conservatives be attracted to Reform?
In the British town of Dudley, campaigners for Reform UK, a political group formed from the Brexit Party, are distributing flyers to potential voters.
Tory Donors Deny Funding Poll for Group Working to Oust Sunak
Conservative donors are distancing themselves from funding a poll linked to efforts to remove Rishi Sunak. This poll, costing £40,000 and promoted by Lord Frost, forecasted a significant victory for Labour. The group in question is the C...
Former Rishi Sunak Adviser Collaborates with Tory Rebels in Effort to Oust Him
Will Dry, a former advisor to UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has joined efforts with Conservative Party dissidents attempting to replace Sunak. Dry, disillusioned with the party's trajectory, predicts a significant electoral defeat for t...
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UK Conservatives Show Renewed Interest in Trump
UK's right-leaning Conservatives are embracing Donald Trump once more, even as opinions differ.
John McDonnell Warns of Far-Right Shift in Britain if Labour Fails to Implement 'Radical Change
John McDonnell, the former shadow chancellor, has issued a warning that Britain may see a significant surge to the far right due to widespread dissatisfaction if the Labour Party does not implement substantial reforms.
Nigel Farage Absent as His Party Criticizes 'Socialist Twins' Starmer and Sunak
Nigel Farage, the former leader, was noticeably absent from a significant press event where his Reform UK party criticized Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak as 'socialist twins.' Despite expectations of his attendance and possible return to a...
Government's Asylum Figures Reveal Unresolved Backlog
Despite the UK government's declaration of fulfilling Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's promise to eradicate the old asylum application backlog, official data indicates that over 4,500 claims still await initial decisions.
Top Corporate Blunders of 2023
Here's our City desk’s rundown of the top 15 corporate missteps in 2023:
Channel Migrant Crossings Decrease in 2023, According to Government Figures
Migrant Channel crossings decreased in 2023, with government data indicating a 36% reduction from 2022, marking the first annual decline since tracking began.
Reform UK Leader Gives 'Guarantee' Not to Step Aside for Tories in Election
The Reform UK leader has assured his party that they will not make way for the Conservative Party in the upcoming general election, breaking away from their previous strategy in 2019. Then, under the name Brexit Party, they had not conte...
NatWest's investigation reveals potential FCA rule violations
A NatWest review concerning Coutts bank account closures indicated possible violations of regulatory rules but found no politically motivated discrimination, the bank declared on Friday.
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Ant and Dec, our favorite jungle jesters, have thrown a curveball. They're suggesting a 'politician-free' season of 'I'm A Celebrity. Get Me Out Of Here!'
Yes, you heard right – no MPs, M E P's, or political escapades next year!. Dec quipped on Instagram, 'Let's give the jungle a break from the ballot box,' and Ant heartily agreed.
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Nigel Farage: The banks are trying to force a cashless society upon us!
Farage: “From September 11th @NatWestGroup will be limiting the amount of cash that you can deposit and withdraw. They also have the right to refuse cash and even cheques on any basis in their new terms & conditions policy. The banks are...
UK Banks Reminded of Responsibility to Protect Customer Data and Privacy Amid Political Controversy
In a recent development, the UK's Information Commissioner's Office has written to banks reminding them of their responsibility to protect the public's data and privacy.
Nigel Farage Calls for NatWest Board to Resign Amid Bank Account Closure Controversy
Nigel Farage, the former UKIP leader, has called for the entire NatWest board to resign following the row over the closure of his bank account with Coutts, a subsidiary of NatWest.
NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose Resigns Amid Political Interference and Data Privacy Concerns
The resignation of NatWest's CEO, Dame Alison Rose, has raised concerns about political interference in the banking sector.
NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose Steps Down Amid Banking Controversy
Dame Alison Rose, the CEO of NatWest, has stepped down from her position amid a controversy surrounding the bank's decision to close the account of Nigel Farage, a British politician and leader of the Brexit Party.
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