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Would-be asylum seekers camping in northern France and waiting to try crossing the English Channel insisted they were not deterred even if the governments Rwanda bill finally gets approved.

Britain is sending a record package of military aid to Ukraine so the country can keep the lights on this year, Rishi Sunak has announced.

Council finances may be taking centre stage of the local election campaigns, but not always for the right reasons, writes head of content Kirsty Weakley

Lawyers supporting former subpostmasters said they will continue appealing convictions as normal despite government plan to exonerate hundreds in one go

By Political Editor- Reports coming from the United Kingdom suggest that the Rish Sunak administration is grappling with internal divisions over its endorsement of Emmerson Mnangagwa's military coup that ousted Zimbabwe's long-standing leader, Robert Mugabe.  Mugabe was removed by the military in November 2017, accusing his deputy, Mnangagwa, of conspiring against him. According to Grace…

Experts have criticized the plan as a breach of human rights commitments.

Climate change

The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has promised that solar farm proposals will be looked at and will be more fairly distributed.

The ‘New Conservatives’ are the latest hard right rebel group to enter Rishi Sunak’s crowded factional horizon. They join a long line of party caucuses jostling for political space.

The former prime minister was seen entering Downing Street this morning shortly after the reshuffle started.