At the autumn gathering, the Lib Dem leader’s publicity stunts drew both cheers and skepticism, underscoring the party’s balance of showmanship and policy pitches.
During a Commons debate on the Assisted Dying Bill, Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe floated population-control arguments that drew swift condemnation from religious and secular groups.
Opinion piece argues recognition rewards murder and undermines peace efforts, labeling the move a cynical political calculation rather than a moral duty.
Critics say policy shift rewards Hamas as hostages remain in Gaza
Celebrities and new theme parks draw visitors by the hundreds of thousands, pushing an area long celebrated for its beauty toward gridlock and strain on housing, water and transport.
Five years after opening, the 182-room hotel is at the center of the asylum-seeker housing program and a high-profile rape case involving a resident.
Starmer frames move as a step to keep the door open to peace; Britain establishes full diplomatic ties with Palestine, while saying Hamas has no role in government or security
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander approves privately financed expansion after adjustments on noise and transport use; project could enable about 100,000 more flights a year and £1 billion in annual economic benefits, with possible oper…
Major overhaul slashes rates on autos and electronics while easing levies on essentials; government warns of revenue losses as consumption is expected to rise