Gary Lineker says it’s ‘important’ he uses his platform Gary Lineker has come under fire after endorsing a video by Owen Jones in which an academic accuses Israel of “textbook genocide”. The Match of the Day presenter shared a post on social media platform X by the left-wing activist of him interviewing Israeli historian Raz Segal. Lineker, who previously called […]

Remoaners complaining they have been left worse off following Brexit have been quickly shut down by a former MEP. A recent report from the National Institute of Economic & Social Research (NIESR) on the economic impact of Brexit has ignited a fiery debate, drawing scepticism from key figures who challenge the validity of the findings. The NIESR argues that Brexit […]

Carol Vorderman leaves BBC radio show over new social media guidelines The newly-appointed chairman of the Conservative Party has wasted no time since his appointment to launch a war of words for sacked BBC presenter Carol Vorderman. Richard Holden, who was appointed to the top Cabinet role last week, took to social media platform X yesterday evening to slam Ms […]

Nigel Farage’s debanking by Coutts was ‘outrageous”, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has said, in a week in which the controversial former Brexit Party and UKIP leader enters the celebrity jungle. Mr Farage has been in the headlines for his stint in the I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here jungle in Australia, more notably for taking part in one of the […]

Labour refuses to guarantee triple lock for pensions Labour has leapt on comments made by a top Tory Treasury minister, demanding answers after he suggested the triple lock is becoming unaffordable. John Glen, speaking to Cambridge University Conservatives, said the Government and public “need to come to terms with the fact that the triple lock is very expensive and how […]

Robert Jenrick says ECHR isn’t working The Government is set to face another round of bad immigration headlines this week, with figures out on Thursday expected to confirm another year of extremely high net migration. The day after Wednesday’s Autumn Statement, it’s expected figures will be published confirming net migration is once again around 500,000. The influx would be around […]

The United States and the Philippines signed a civil nuclear cooperation agreement. Commonly known as a “123 Agreement,” the key deal was signed at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in San Francisco. Upon entry into force, the agreement will facilitate and enhance the two allied nations’ cooperation on clean energy security. The signing of this agreement marks the successful […]

The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) member nations have signed a landmark Supply Chain Agreement. This is among a number of key deals agreed upon by 14 IPEF nations during the third Ministerial Meeting held in San Francisco, California. IPEF partners – the United States, Australia, Brunei, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, […]

Humza Yousaf ‘angry’ with MPs who didn’t back Gaza ceasefire Humza Yousaf has said he is “beyond angry” with MPs who refused to back a ceasefire in Gaza in a crunch Commons vote. MPs last night rejected an SNP amendment to the King’s Speech demanding an immediate end to fighting in the Israel-Hamas conflict. But the Scottish First Minister, who […]