Sultana halts legal action amid feud with Corbyn over Your Party
World • 4 months ago
Sultana says she will not pursue defamation action and seeks reconciliation with Jeremy Corbyn as tensions within their hard-left party continue.
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Starmer unveils plan to curb vape and gambling shops with local high-street powers
World • 4 months ago
Labour pledges town-planning shake-up to empower residents, fund 'left-behind' areas, and speed derelict-shop reuse
British elderly couple released by Taliban after eight months in custody, aided by Qatar-led diplomacy
World • 4 months ago
Qatar-led efforts secure the freedom of Peter and Barbie Reynolds, who were held in ten Taliban prisons including Pul-e-Charkhi and repeatedly spoke of fear they would not be freed.
UK recognizes Palestinian statehood amid mixed international reactions
World • 4 months ago
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says the move is not a reward for Hamas, while critics warn of consequences as allies respond abroad
UK recognises Palestinian state as Hamas hails 'victory'; Netanyahu condemns move
World • 4 months ago
Starmer says recognition aims to revive two-state solution; Israel condemns it as appeasement as Western allies consider similar steps
British pensioner found dehydrated nearly 48 hours after vanishing from Costa del Sol bar
World • 4 months ago
Clifford Wildgoose, 76, located in a supermarket by an American tourist after appeals circulated; he was taken to hospital, family says.
Shabana Mahmood dragged into row over £700,000 in hidden Labour Together donations
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Leaked emails show the Home Secretary discussed why the Electoral Commission was not told about large donations to Labour’s think tank run by Keir Starmer’s right-hand man
Dubai’s double life: OnlyFans creators flock to tax haven while bans loom
World • 4 months ago
British adult‑content stars relocate to Dubai for tax relief and residency benefits, even as the city maintains strict censorship and morality laws.
Britons fear safety of Labour's digital ID plan as poll shows broad distrust
World • 4 months ago
A YouGov poll for Big Brother Watch finds 63% of Britons do not trust the government to keep digital identity data secure, even as Labour signals a compulsory nationwide ID scheme ahead of next weekend's conference.