Britain’s Public Services ‘Not Good Enough and Cost Too Much’ Finds Govt Auditor
Auditor-general warns public services are “not good enough and cost too much” and the present approach is “not sustainable to carry on”.
Auditor-general warns public services are “not good enough and cost too much” and the present approach is “not sustainable to carry on”.
The power of NATO to deter other states from aggression is in “doubt” because its members do not spend enough money on defence, Rutte warns.
Reform narrowly ahead in findings of major pollster for first time, underlining general trend in favour of Nigel Farage’s nascent faction.
The U.S. trade relationship with the UK “can be worked out” but the “atrocity” of Europe has made tariffs inevitable, he said.
There are reportedly concerns that putting too many troops in Ukraine would leave Europe’s northeast border with Russia perilously unguarded.
Vance took aim at the false arrogance driving elite failure after former British govt minister / podcaster attempted to correct him on faith.
Kristersson says security services investigating whether “foreign power” may be behind execution of an Iraqi critic of Islam in Sweden.
Former Chancellor Merkel, who led Germany and the continent into the Europe Migrant Crisis of 2015 has made a rare break from retirement.
Islam critic Salwan Momika shot dead just hours before he was due in court for the Swedish govt’s prosecution of him for burning Qurans.
Federal Election poll sees dramatic shifts, with the governing left-globalists experiencing a “statistically significant decline”.
Investigation into police officers accused of sex assaults in Britain’s notorious child rape gang hotspot Rotherham sees suspect re-arrested.
Two UK pollsters released research on the death penalty, finding strong support for executing terrorists in the wake of the Southport attack.
Germany’s Chancellor tacitly compares Trump Greenland plan to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, while France says it offered to deploy the army.
Racing migration causing population to soar is “biggest issue” says Farage, new stats project ten million new migrants in the coming decade.
A report ordered by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper risks tarring “significant swathes” of the public with the “far-right” brush, critics warn.
Swedish and Latvian authorities investigate alleged sabotage in the Baltic which Bulgarian operator insists was a simple accident.
British government can’t afford to fund its military to NATO standard demanded by Trump due to its dwindling economy, it is claimed.
The Reform UK party has a clear lead in a national poll for the first time, standing out ahead of the traditional parties of government.
Western nations deploying troops to Ukraine as peacekeepers would be “absolutely unacceptable to Russia”, their Foreign Ministry complains.
The jailing of Axel Rudakubana, who rushed into a children’s party and tried to kill everyone inside has triggered a debate on legal reform.
Rudakubana won’t necessarily spend his whole life in jail because he was days shy of his 18th birthday when he attacked.
Danish populist politician rebuked for foul language after telling Trump to “f*ck off” over intiative to buy Greenland.
Left-wing German leader talks tough after yet another migrant attack, expressing outrage the government — that he leads — did nothing.
Talk about sending peacekeepers to Ukraine’s front lines welcome but won’t work without American boots on the ground, Zelensky says at Davos.
Senior military officer who had the power to rule on whether conscripts were for for service has been arrested over unexplained wealth.
Several UK newspapers fell in step with PM deflection on Southport massacre, implying real problem facing country is Amazon selling knives.
At least two people have been killed, including a child, in a mass stabbing at a historic but now crime-plagued park in a Bavarian town.
Starmer’s plan to give away territory which contains a strategic U.S. base is so “stupid” he must be on drugs to consider it, says Senator.
Bust of Winston Churchill in game of political football for over 15 years, with Democrat Presidents removing it and Trump putting it back.
Russia says it welcomes dialogue with America over the Ukraine War, while President Trump warns Vladimir Putin isn’t “doing so well”.
The UK Prime Minister is “hiding behind the contempt of court argument” which is “simply untrue”, Brexit boss Nigel Farage says.
Approximately 150,000 Russians killed in Moscow’s invasion in 2024, making it the deadliest year of the conflict so far, claims Kyiv.
Axel Rudakubana unexpectedly pleaded guilty to all charges including the murder of three young girls and terrorism related offences.
Morning-of-inauguration coverage loaded with dire predictions, accusations, and even unfavourable comparisons to dictators.
Ukrainian police conducted nationwide raids on draft dodger gangs on Friday as the country battles to generate enough conscript soldiers.
“We’re not a government that governs by social media”, insists spokesman for UK’s Labour administration.
UK says it will hand over a rapidly and secretly developed launcher which repurposes stocks of surplus air-to-air missiles to a ground role.
Left-wing-led govt responds to weeks of fury with promises of new inquiries, but critics say the moves amount to little more than a cover up.
Panel of linguists select ‘Unword of the Year’, decrying it for supporting “racist, biological form of nationality”.
British PM Starmer spoke of “unbreakable bond” as he made an unannounced visit to Kyiv to sign surprise 100-year military treaty with Kyiv.