Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, the runaway favourite to succeed Boris Johnson as Conservative (Tory) Party leader and Prime Minister next week, has promised “immediate help” with soaring energy bills – but refuses to outline specific policies.
The tedious and drawn-out contest to replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom comes to a merciful end on Friday.
A number of European MEPs have demanded that the EU slap sanctions on Britain should Liz Truss decide to rip up the Northern Ireland Protocol.
A man in London had a morning to remember on Wednesday, after waking up to find Britain’s outgoing Prime Minister raiding his home alongside police.
Boris Johnson had committed to ending all coal burning in the UK by 2024, but the next government would not be bound by such promise.
The number of illegal migrants that crossed the English Channel in August is more than all of last year, Ministry of Defence figures showed.
The looming recession set to befall the United Kingdom by the winter will last until at least 2024, according to analysts at Goldman Sachs.
UK residents will see an 80 per cent increase in their annual household energy bills, the country’s energy regulator announced Friday, following a record 54 per cent spike in April. That will bring costs for the average customer from 1,971 pounds ($2,332) a year to 3,549 pounds.
WEF-linked Tory leadership candidate Liz Truss said that people should be “able to use cash where they don’t have alternatives”.
Authorities in London are to slap the EU with formal proceedings for the first time over the union’s allegedly breaching parts of the Brexit agreement.
Former finance minister Rishi Sunak’s campaign to replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom suffered another blow on Friday, as a key Cabinet backer of his jumped ship and switched his support to frontrunner Liz Truss.
Polling has revealed that Boris Johnson would annihilate his would-be World Economic Forum-linked replacements if he was in the Conservative Party leadership race.
Liz Truss slammed the UK civil service for being too “woke”, saying there are elements within the deep state that “stray into antisemitism”.
Tory leadership hopeful Liz Truss has claimed she would ensure officials “who didn’t do anything” about rape gangs are held to account.
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss’ plan to cut taxes if elected Prime Minsiter would be “electoral suicide”, claimed Deputy PM Dominic Raab.
UK Conservative leadership contender Liz Truss said she would consider moving the British embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem if she becomes prime minister next month.
Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, the Conservative MPs vying to replace Boris Johnson, undermining their tough posturing on foreign policy on Thursday.
Britain’s parliament has killed its own TikTok account merely days after it was launched over fears the platform leaks data to China.
Suella Braverman has ordered officials to “scrap” diversity training sessions and has vowed to take on the “woke witch trials” in Britain.
A green agenda-loving candidate to become Britain’s next Prime Minister is under fire from her fellow climate crazies for flying to leadership debates via helicopter.
The UK will see inflation such on an “astronomical” scale that the savings of millions will be wiped out by the high cost of living and taxes.
The majority of Conservative party members believe that it was a mistake for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to have been forced into resigning.
The internal Conservative Party vote to choose Britain’s next Prime Minister has been delayed over election hacking fears.
Recent polling has found that the majority of Conservative Party voters want the government’s Net Zero agenda halted.
Tory leadership hopefuls Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss have set out questionable visions of how they would govern Britain, with tax-hiking Sunak pledging seminal tax cuts – someday – and “right-wing” Truss vowing to import even more migrant workers.
South Asian-heritage candidate Rishi Sunak, currently losing the race to become Britain’s next Prime Minister, has rejected the idea that he is behind in the polls because of racism.
An Indian-born Conservative (Tory) Party donor has warned that Britain will be viewed as “racist” if Rishi Sunak, who is of Indian heritage, loses the contest to replace Boris Johnson.
The UK’s Green Party has demanded that the two candidate’s vying to become Britain’s next Prime Minister abandon aims for economic growth for the sake of the climate crazy agenda.
Nigel Farage has warned that the Conservative Party leadership hopefuls are ignoring the issue of immigration to their own peril.
UK PM hopeful Liz Truss looked on in horror, saying “oh my God” after a loud smash off-camera brought a leadership debate to a halt Tuesday.
Truss said the UK “should be cracking down” on TikTok, and China is becoming the a top economy because the West is “enabling” them.
The BBC failed to tease any new policies out of the pair, and even flubbed an attempted gotcha moment against one of the candidates.
Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss are sparring over Communist China as they battle to succeed Boris Johnson as Tory leader and Prime Minister.
As the Conservative Party delays their own plan to send illegal migrants to Rwanda over the ongoing race for PM, Labour has declared that they will see the scheme into the ground once they gain power.
Tory leadership hopefuls Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, one of whom will succeed Boris Johnson as Prime Minister, have finally addressed the issue of mass migration, largely ignored throughout their contest until now.
The European Union has launched four new “infringement procedures” against the United Kingdom for not caving to its demands on Northern Ireland.
Conservative members who will make the choice on the next UK Prime Minister prefer Liz Truss for the job over Rishi Sunak, polling suggests.
Rishi Sunak, the tax-hiking former Chancellor of Exchequer, and Liz Truss, the Remain-voting Foreign Secretary, are continuing to clash ahead of the vote deciding which of them will replace Boris Johnson.
The next Prime Minister will be Sunak or Truss, both long-term allies of Boris Johnson and associates of the World Economic Forum.
The IMF has told the remaining UK PM candidates to walk back promises of tax cuts and focus instead on more green agenda spending.
