Thousands of new magistrates wanted in recruitment drive amid court reforms.
The government has launched an ambitious recruitment drive, seeking to enlist thousands of new volunteer magistrates across England and Wales. This significant push forms a central pillar of the Ministry…
Ulster Unionist Party: Mike Nesbitt to stand down as leader.
Mike Nesbitt has announced his decision to step down as leader of the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP), bringing to an end his second tenure at the helm of Northern Ireland’s…
Politicians have given away too much power to deliver pledges, says PM’s ex-aide
Writing in The Times, Ovenden articulated a critical view of the modern British state, asserting that it has paradoxically grown "bigger and bigger while simultaneously and systematically emasculating itself." He…
Alpacas, buses and pints: Five laws you may have missed in 2025
New protections for llamas vulnerable to dog attacks Among the more surprising, yet no less significant, legislative developments of 2025 is the enhanced protection afforded to alpacas and llamas from…
Tony Blair said devolution lanced the boil of separatism in Wales
During this critical cabinet meeting, Blair unequivocally rejected proposals to grant full law-making powers to the Welsh Assembly, arguing forcefully that voters in both Wales and Scotland displayed "no appetite"…
Labour criticises Tory shadow minister for representing Roman Abramovich
Justice Minister Jake Richards, leading the charge for Labour, articulated his concerns in a sharply worded letter, arguing that Lord Wolfson’s representation of Mr. Abramovich directly risks a conflict of…
British-Egyptian dissident appears to endorse ‘smear campaign’ claims
Abd El Fattah’s journey to the UK on Friday marked a significant moment, reuniting him with his family for the first time in 12 years. His release followed extensive international…
Grooming gang row ‘could have been handled better’ – Constance
The contentious issue stems from a parliamentary debate in September when Constance, speaking in the Scottish Parliament, asserted that Professor Alexis Jay – a highly respected figure overseeing a review…
Keir Starmer vows to ‘defeat decline and division’ in new year message
Acknowledging the widespread sentiment that "things have been tough in Britain for a while," Sir Keir promised that the concerted efforts of his government were on the cusp of yielding…
Birmingham council leader to give evidence over Maccabi fan ban
Birmingham’s council leader, John Cotton, has been formally summoned to provide oral evidence before the influential Home Affairs Committee in Parliament. This development marks a significant escalation in the ongoing…
















