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Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove has warned that discussions about deploying British troops to Ukraine are "premature," given the ongoing peace negotiations and the lack of clarity about the role such troops would play. Speaking on GB News, Dearlove expressed concerns about the undefined nature of any potential deployment,...

GB News host Patrick Christys has declared that Britain "is officially full" after the UK’s economic growth forecast for 2025-2026 was downgraded from 2% to around 1%. The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) is expected to announce the revised forecast next week, dealing a significant blow to Prime Minister Keir...

Older Britons, particularly those on the basic state pension, are at risk of missing out on thousands of pounds in state pension payments despite the annual triple lock increase. The triple lock ensures that state pensions rise each year by the highest of inflation, wage growth, or 2.5%. This year,...

New powers will allow DWP fraud investigators to raid benefit claimants' properties and seize electronic devices. MPs and other experts are scrutinising legislation going through Parliament providing new powers to tackle fraud and error with regard to DWP payments, as well as other public authorities. The new laws will grant...

An illegal Iraqi Kurd migrant has been allowed to remain in the UK after a judge ruled that his lack of identity documents would put him at risk if he were deported back to Iraq. The 31-year-old, who arrived in Britain in 2016, claimed that his ID papers were stolen...

The debate over immigration in the UK is growing louder, especially when it comes to jobs and the National Health Service. Some argue that the country is bringing in too many foreign workers while British citizens struggle to find employment. They believe the system is set up in a way...

In a recent report by Sky News, the spotlight was on London, where a series of dramatic events unfolded, sparking intense debates about British society, religion, and politics. The segment began with a striking image of a protester climbing Big Ben, waving a Palestinian flag, symbolizing the deep divisions and...

Keir Starmer faced a tough day in Parliament as he was called a liar and openly shamed during a heated debate. The tension comes as many people across the UK are losing faith in his government, with businesses, schools, and families feeling the impact of Labour’s policies. One of the...

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing the largest rebellion of his premiership as up to 80 Labour MPs express anger over plans to cut welfare benefits. The proposed cuts, aimed at saving billions to increase defense spending and stabilize public finances, have sparked significant backlash within the party. Dozens of...

The UK’s spending on supporting asylum seekers has come under intense scrutiny, with government documents revealing that taxpayers are footing the bill for services ranging from tennis coaches and trips to London Zoo to language lessons and "befriending" services. These expenses, part of a £6.6 billion budget for asylum seeker...