Politics
International relations, government decisions, elections and public policy.
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Terminally Ill Adults Bill Faces Extended Scrutiny in House of Lords
The Terminally Ill Adults Bill faces intense scrutiny in the House of Lords, with over 1,100 amendments proposed.
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UK Maintains Cautious Stance on US Operation in Venezuela
UK government refrains from condemning US actions in Venezuela, citing support for international law amid public...
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UK Implements Ban on Junk Food Adverts Before 9pm and Online
UK bans junk food ads before 9pm on TV and online, aiming to combat childhood obesity and improve public health.
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Scotland Proposes Bank Holiday After 2026 World Cup Opener
Scotland proposes a bank holiday on June 15, 2026, following the national team's first World Cup match since 1998.
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UK and EU Pursue Closer Ties Without Restoring Free Movement
UK and EU strengthen ties with a new deal, but freedom of movement and customs union remain off the table post-Brexit.
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Danish and Greenlandic Leaders Reject US Annexation Threats
Danish and Greenlandic leaders reject US claims of annexation, asserting their sovereignty and political ties.
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UK Authorities Gain Power to Seize Phones From Small Boat Migrants
UK law allows authorities to seize phones from small boat migrants starting January 2026 to combat smuggling networks.
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UK Government Seeks 2,000 New Magistrates in National Drive
UK government launches campaign to recruit 2,000 new magistrates to tackle court backlogs and strengthen justice system.
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Starmer States Intention To Remain Prime Minister Into 2027
Keir Starmer aims to remain Prime Minister through 2027, addressing challenges ahead and upcoming regional elections.