Oliver JJ Lane

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump arrived at Windsor Park aboard Marine One on Wednesday afternoon.

U.S. President Donald Trump is flying into the United Kingdom to arrive late Tuesday evening for a unprecedented second state visit.

The UK will deploy RAF Typhoons to Eastern Europe, a response to Russia launching an incursion into Polish and NATO airspace.

Another defection of an insider to Farage’s Reform UK has been revealed a day after it launched a ‘department for preparing for government’.

Police have told Nigel Farage that death threats against him online made in response to the assassination of Charlie Kirk aren’t actionable.

Danny Kruger, sitting Conservative MP, has defected to Reform UK and will be tasked with setting up an office for preparing for government.

Extremists claimed destruction of power lines that left 50,000 homes without electricity for days, with repairs expected to take until 2026.

Calls that Farage should be next after Charlie Kirk prompted Reform leader to ask whether Britain’s censorious police will turn a blind eye. 

Poland contradicted the public line of President Trump and NATO suggesting an accident, stating on Friday “it wasn’t. And we know it.”

More migrants have come by the illegal boat route than there are serving sailors, soldiers, and airmen in the whole British Armed Forces.

The Oxford Union, the storied and historic university debating society has distanced itself from its own President Elect.

Hypocritical British govt figures would have arrested the conservative activist if he’d been a UK citizen, Turning Point’s UK chapter claims.

Former Russian President turned Kremlin mouthpiece Dmitry Medvedev was quick to capitalise on the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Conservatives hailed life and work of Charlie Kirk, decrying “utter desperation and cowardice of those who could not defeat him in argument”. 

French government celebrated having put down nationwide strikes and roadblocks with 80,000 police in a day which saw hundreds of arrests.

Government is facing calls to recall its ambassador to the United States, including from its own lawmakers.

NATO airspace violated by “huge number of Russian drones” overnight, the Prime Minister of Poland said, as he triggered NATO’s Article Four.

The number of people who think the United Kingdom is in a “bad state” and expect it to get worse continues to rise, a poll has found.

The government has used a European court against its own people and “illegal migrants have more rights than the British people under Starmer”, Reform UK’s Nigel Farage said in the wake of the Court of Appeal ruling a controversial migrant

JD Vance lent support to patriots in the UK flagging British cities, saying “crazies” who say all should be ashamed need to be resisted. 

Nigel Farage has better recognition than any other party leader, some of which are so obscure they aren’t known by their own supporters. 

The rights involved with the national government housing asylum seekers trumps the rights of local residents, government lawyers argued.

The Kyiv regional office of a UK government body has been “severely damaged” by two missiles that struck the same location seconds apart.

Veteran activist Tommy Robinson questioned why police had arrested him at all in a case of what he called self defence over an altercation.

Russia says it blames NATO for its own decision to invade Ukraine, and consequently feels very “negatively” about Western peacekeepers.

The tariff rate on India doubled overnight in a bid to discourage the country from continuing to buy cheap Russian oil.

A Syrian migrant has been re-arrested by German police after they realised they accidentally released their suspect.

The Brexit boss asked the political and media class if they’re on the side of British women and children or of “dubious” foreign courts.

Vast majority think the UK govt is doing a bad job on borders and asylum, polling finds, even among supporters of PM Starmer’s own party.

Zelensky marked Ukrainian Independence Day and said the world needs to push Russia to a point where Ukraine has “guaranteed peace”.

Lucy Connolly, a British housewife who was handed a hefty prison sentence for sending a Tweet, is in talks with the Trump administration and is taking legal advice to sue over the circumstances of her incarceration, she said after being released from prison.

Russia needs to be forced to engage in diplomacy, Ukraine says, after Putin’s Foreign Minister poured cold water on imminent peace talks.

“This is about defending my honour!”, Macron told a French magazine when justifying his decision to go against advice to sue Candace Evans.

Left has been in power for over a year, yet still they went for the easy way out of blaming the Tories over embarrassing migration stats.

Russia says it wants to be part of security talks, warning decisions by “clumsy” European nations without Moscow is a “road to nowhere”. 

Israeli PM Netanyahu said he is fighting a “battle for civilisation” and accused the UK of “rewarding” Hamas by recognising Palestine.