What attracted attention in the second half of April 2024

April 16 2024 Spire of Copenhagen’s historic stock exchange collapses as building burns Moment spire collapses CREDIT: DR Nyheder A major fire broke out at Copenhagen’s old stock exchange on Tuesday morning, collapsing the twirled spire that was once an integral part of the Danish capital’s skyline. Click here to see more footage of the

What attracted attention in the first half of April 2024

April 1 2024 Watch: Swastikas ‘need to be taken in context’, Met officer tells Jewish woman Vigilantes lynch woman suspected of role in kidnap and killing of young girl ‘I’m doing my best’: King greets well-wishers on surprise walkabout April 2 2024 JK Rowling dares police to arrest her over SNP’s new hate crime law

The first part of March 2024 in the spotlight

Friday, March 1 2024 Russians chant ‘no to war’ near Navalny’s grave Crowds in Moscow chanted anti-Ukraine war slogans as they lined the streets to pay their respects to Alexei Navalny. Thousands of people, including senior diplomats, headed out to mourn the Russian opposition leader, who died in prison last month and was buried on

In the news February 12-18, 2024

Monday February 12 2024 Two Israeli hostages rescued as Rafah bombed The Israeli military confirmed the hostages were found during a special forces raid in Rafah, a city on Israel’s border with Egypt. Egypt has since confirmed it will not oppose the move into the area after initially threatening to suspend its peace treaty with

To remember in the third week of January 2024

Jamaican who was saved from deportation by BA passengers is a violent drug dealer Jamaican who was saved from deportation by BA passengers is a violent drug dealer, jailed for his role in a gun battle on the streets of Birmingham. Labour pledges money from private school VAT raid for seven different policies Sir Keir

Tories are facing a general election wipeout in 2024

Authoritative new polling suggests that the Tories are facing a general election wipeout in 2024 – the biggest collapse in support for a governing party since 1906. The YouGov survey indicates that the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, could be one of 11 Cabinet ministers to lose their seats, while the influence of Reform UK is likely

Voters turn on ‘spineless and out of touch’ Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak is facing a landslide general election defeat because he is seen as “spineless and false” and makes people “cringe”, according to a top pollster.   The verdict came as a major new survey indicated Labour is heading for a repeat of Tony Blair’s victory over the Tories in 1997. Tory alarm at the results – and a fresh

British in 2023 found out that Brexit is not working

Politicians in Britain may not like it, but many British have now seen how their politicians had told many lies and triggered them in the Brexit. A recent poll says now, that most Brits want to return to the EU.

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Starmer to sack Labour frontbench rebels who vote for Gaza ceasefire Sir Keir Starmer is preparing to sack Labour shadow ministers who vote in favour of backing a ceasefire in the Israel-Gaza conflict, The Telegraph understands. Figures close to the Labour leader believe more than 10 of his own frontbenchers could end up supporting the

Frontpage for Thursday 16 November 2023

Why the Supreme Court ruled Rwanda deportations are unlawful The five most senior judges on the UK’s Supreme Court have ruled unanimously that the plan to deport illegal migrants to Rwanda is unlawful. Giving their verdict, Lord Reed, president of the court, said the court had fast tracked its judgement because of the “public importance”