Reform UK wasted no time making its presence felt in the Senedd, deploying sharp rhetoric and aggressive questioning in its first sessions as a formal opposition force. The party’s debut has already rattled the Welsh Government and drawn fierce reactions from rival benches.
Bari Weiss is bringing a wave of British journalists into CBS News as part of a sweeping editorial overhaul. The move signals a sharp departure from the network’s traditional approach to news coverage.
David Miliband has backed Andy Burnham as a future leader, praising his energy and openness in unusually direct terms. The former foreign secretary says he’s optimistic about what a Burnham government could deliver.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, the UK’s economy and political landscape look fundamentally different — and reactions across Europe, from Westminster to border towns like Břeclav, remain raw and revealing. Here’s what a decade of transformation actually looks like.
A decade after Britain voted to leave the European Union, the resignation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer has reignited a painful national conversation. The question being asked now isn’t just who leads next — it’s whether the country has ever truly figured out what it wants to be.
The Financial Times argues Britain’s policymakers are relying on economic myths that have failed to deliver growth for over a decade. With UK productivity lagging far behind comparable economies, the cost of comfortable thinking is becoming impossible to ignore.
More than 30 British Olympic and Paralympic athletes have backed a proposed bid to bring the Games to the north of England. The campaign argues the region has sporting passion unmatched anywhere else in the country.
Keir Starmer has resigned as Prime Minister after less than 18 months in office, throwing Labour into a leadership contest and raising urgent questions about who governs Britain next. Here’s what we know about what happens now.
A couple from Banbury have purchased the Barry Island home of Gavin and Stacey’s Uncle Bryn for £187,500, fulfilling a lifelong dream tied to the hit BBC sitcom. Matt and Claire Hodgson plan to open the iconic property as a fan-focused holiday let by early summer.
A leading UK youth violence campaigner says young men aren’t drawn to extremism by ideology — they’re drawn by loneliness and a desperate need to belong. The warning comes as Prevent referrals rise sharply.
