Keir Starmer vs Kemi Badenoch at Prime Minister’s Questions

‘I don’t care about Farage’s £200K, but Starmer’s free glasses…’

Masks, Flares and Climbing Statues: The Protest Bans That Quietly Came Into Force This Week

New powers criminalise face coverings at demonstrations and ban protests outside politicians' homes

Why Coffee Machines Aren’t Just a Luxury… They’re Survival Gear

When I was little, coffee felt like something only my mum drank. Even my dad didn’t like it. It smelt strong, dark, bitter… And personally,…

Starmer leaves Burnham with £5 billion black hole to fill

Black football players targets of racist abuse after missing penalties

Black football players from the Dutch national team faced a wave of racist abuse after the team was eliminated from the 2026 World Cup on…

Knesset vote against ICRC ban for Palestinian political prisoners

A law to ban visits from the humanitarian organisation, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), to prisoners in Palestine is now off the table…

West Bank: Land access and illegal settlement growth reshape life in Sinjil

In the village of Sinjil, in the occupied West Bank, a combination of land designations, new barriers and expanding nearby settlements is reshaping the landscape…

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Paraguay delivers World Cup shock to send Germany packing

Germany’s World Cup campaign ended with a thud in Boston as Paraguay held their nerve from the spot to dump out the four‑time champions after…

Germany’s penalty shoot-out legacy gone after 44 years

Penalty shoot-outs had never been a cause for concern for Germany. Rather, they were the weapon with which they settled their toughest battles, and the…

US politician tells Zionist crowd Jews are ‘masters of universe’

Pro-Israel US politician, Norm Coleman, the vice-president of Donald Trump‘s new ‘Defense Policy Board’, told an annual Zionist conference that Jews are the “masters of…

Society of Editors warns journalists at risk from state threats bill

Journalists need stronger legal protections under the National Security (State Threats) Bill, the Society of Editors has warned. The calls follow concerns raised in the…

Does the defence investment plan go far enough to protect us?

Israel: UK media and politicians ignore ‘From river to sea’ from Netanyahu

The UK’s politico-media class loves a bit of pearl-clutching over the phrase “from the river to the sea”. It’s treated as ‘hate’ and a ‘call…

Billions in UK public funds are going to dodgy private equity firms

Billions of pounds in UK public funds are going to private equity firms, which have a reputation for lowering standards for profit. Most alarmingly, these…

Human rights lawyer detained at Liverpool airport for opposing genocide

UK ‘counter-terror’ police have detained distinguished US human rights professor and international law expert, Dan Kovalik, at Liverpool’s John Lennon Airport. Kovalik, a well-known author…

Starmer hands arms dealers billions meant for roads and energy

Shameless lapdog of elite interests Keir Starmer has once again announced that his government will be handing arms dealers billions of pounds. This time, it’ll be…

Stop the War slams media platforming generals and arms companies

Keir Starmer announced his defence investment plan (DIP) today and while the media is welcoming it with open arms (pun intended), the Stop the War…