The number of requests for UK ministerial approval of intelligence-sharing where there was a real risk of torture, unlawful killing or extraordinary rendition has more
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King lauds friendship ‘in time of need’ in first comments since princess’s diagnosis
King Charles will highlight the importance of friendship “in a time of need” on Thursday in his first public comments since the Princess of Wales
Tory ‘performance art’ nearly over, Labour to say at local elections launch
May will mark the beginning of the end of a “Tory era of politics as performance art”, Keir Starmer will say at the launch of
Ireland backs bid to include blocking of aid in definition of genocide
Ireland is to seek to widen the definition of genocide to include blocking humanitarian aid in a landmark international court of justice (ICJ) case against
No 10 accused of blocking Nick Hardwick to be health ombudsman
No 10 has been accused of blocking the appointment of a new health ombudsman, after a panel proposed Nick Hardwick, a former Parole Board chair
Sunak and Starmer have been urged to give more detailed information on their proposed peers, as their current plans are considered lacking in detail.
The chief of the appointments commission has stated that Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer will need to provide further information about the peers they are
There is a suggestion for concert arenas to implement a £1 levy on tickets in order to support smaller music venues in the UK.
Industry professionals are urging concert arenas to add an extra £1 charge to concert tickets in order to establish a financial resource that will support
The Watchdog has stated that the Home Office’s attempts to prevent misuse of the care worker visa system are insufficient, resulting in shocking instances of abuse. This was announced during a live discussion on politics.
Home Office published 13 reports all at the same time from David Neal, the former independent chief inspector of borders and immigration. Neal was a
The United Kingdom is confronted with an unprecedented $1 billion demand from a mining corporation.
The court has been informed that the UK government is facing an exceptional lawsuit for damages amounting to $1 billion. This claim has been filed
The boss of P&O Ferries will face questioning from MPs about the working conditions.
The CEO of P&O Ferries has been summoned to testify before Members of Parliament who are investigating working conditions in the UK. This is part