When threats turn real, the threshold for action must shift
A man in his twenties was arrested in south London over an X post from 8 May explicitly threatening to shoot Nigel Farage.
A man in his twenties was arrested in south London over an X post from 8 May explicitly threatening to shoot Nigel Farage.
US forces conducted daytime air strikes on Iranian targets on 15 July 2026
Green-led Lewisham Council with 40 of 54 seats is advancing a motion to condemn immigration raids and refuse all cooperation with the Home Office.
A report by Alumni for Free Speech found that 70 out of 162 UK universities, or 43 per cent, still require job applicants to demonstrate commitment to EDI principles.
Polls in July 2026 show Gadi Eisenkot leading Benjamin Netanyahu 43 percent to 34 percent as preferred prime minister.
The UK-India Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement entered into force on 15 July 2026 after negotiations that began in 2021.
From 2028 UK electric car owners will pay 3p per mile under the new eVED, with plug-in hybrids at 1.5p, rising with inflation.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood plans to amend the 1971 Immigration Act to allow deportation of serious foreign criminals like Rochdale grooming gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed.
Male detainees at Dungavel House were witnessed looking through windows into women's bedrooms
The Church of England continues to pursue its £100 million Project Spire reparations fund despite legal challenges, public criticism from 27 MPs and peers, and concerns over parish finances.
Duc Quang Ta received eight years in prison for smuggling 22 Vietnamese nationals into the UK in refrigerated lorries in 2020.
Nicola Sturgeon has refused to publish the written statement she gave to Police Scotland after her arrest in the SNP finances probe.