UK govt once again sides with human rights lawyer maximalism over national security, suspending U.S. intel sharing over Trump drug strikes.
While Nigel Farage’s Reform UK rides high in the polls and research shows Britons want major change on migration, the PM has hit back.
Thousands of military personnel, veterans and members of the public gathered under blue skies Sunday in London as King Charles III led Britain’s annual ceremony of remembrance for the country’s war dead.
Brexit boss Nigel Farage is now the most trusted politician to handle the British economy, which has continued to falter under the leftist government of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.
Several attendees at the COP30 climate conference in Belem, Brazil on Thursday vented their fury against President Donald Trump, who has challenged the claims of the climate movement, and did not attend the meeting or send any high-level representatives of his administration.
Britain’s National Crime Agency said this week that it will review over a thousand cases allegedly involving grooming gangs that, in at least some instances, appear to have been dropped as a result of “human error” by police or prosecutors.
Two people have been arrested following a mass stabbing on a London-bound train, which left several people hospitalised on Saturday evening.
The UK government’s rules are so complex even its own government ministers have found themselves unable to comply with them.
The British public now prefers Brexit boss Nigel Farage over Sir Keir Starmer for prime minister for the first time, a survey has found.
The governing leftist Labour Party in Britain has seen its support plummet to a record low in the latest YouGov survey, less than a year and a half into Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s tenure.
The left-wing-controlled British Parliament voted on Wednesday to reject legislation from Brexit champion Nigel Farage to reclaim the democratic body’s sovereignty and control of the UK’s borders from the European Convention on Human Rights.
The UK’s governing Labour Party suffered a crushing defeat in one of its strongest heartland areas on Friday, prompting leader Sir Keir Starmer’s own Members of Parliament to reportedly brief that if things aren’t turned out promptly, the Prime Minister would find himself out of a job.
Analysis from the Migration Watch UK think tank has found that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s ‘one in, one out’ deportation scheme with France would take nearly three hundred years to remove the illegals who have arrived since the 2024 general election.
A group of grooming gang child rape survivors who resigned from the national inquiry this week have issued a set of demands to the left-wing Labour government if it desires their participation, including the sacking of Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips.
The fledgling official inquiry into the child rape grooming gang scandal is facing accusations of being compromised as members of the victims panel resigned on Monday, citing “disturbing conflicts of interests” among those set to lead the investigation.
Tax raids on people they deem to be “wealthy” will be “part of the story” at the budget next month, the UK’s Chancellor told the IMF.
Accusations of antisemitism followed the banning of Israeli football fans from attending an away game of a Tel Aviv team in Birmingham.
Brexit boss Nigel Farage has warned that the scandal over the dropping of charges against suspected spies for Communist China could fundamentally undermine the intelligence relationship between Britain and the United States.
Early responses to President Donald Trump’s peace deal in Gaza have been strongly positive, even from adversarial nations like Russia, which grudgingly admitted the ceasefire would be a positive diplomatic achievement — if it holds up.
The British government is facing accusations of sabotaging the prosecution of two alleged spies for China for fear of angering the communist regime in Beijing.
Brexit pioneer Nigel Farage writes the UK faces a “wake-up call” it must heed on the anniversary of the October 7 terrorist attacks.
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party widened its lead over the governing Labour Party in the wake of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and others attempting to tarnish the upstart populist party as racist.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, responding Friday to the Yom Kippur terror attack outside a Manchester synagogue and the pro-Palestinian demonstrations that erupted within hours, warned Britain is facing “societal breakdown,” declaring: “I feel more worried about the state of broken Britain than I ever have before.”
Former chairman David Davis highlights the outsize risk of Farage being the target of a “copycat attack” after his police protection was cut.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is seeking to distract from his own government’s “abject failure” to protect Britain’s borders by attempting to cast the blame for the English Channel migrant crisis on Nigel Farage and Brexit, a think tank told Breitbart London.
Reform UK says the government slashed the security detail to party leader Nigel Farage just weeks before embarking on targeted incitement.
While most of the Labour Party appears set to rally around Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s line of attacking Nigel Farage and Reform UK as “racist”, one maverick-minded Labour Peer has denounced the smears against the Brexit leader and his supporters.
The future of the British political landscape appears to be shifting to the right, with a poll finding that Brexit boss Nigel Farage is by far the most popular politician among 13 to 17-year-olds.
Leaders in Europe were quick to fall in line behind U.S. President Donald Trump’s framework for a peace between Israel and Gaza, while calling on the Islamist Hamas terrorists to promptly agree to Washington’s terms.
Britain’s leftist government won the national elections on a pledge for no new taxes on working people but now refusing to rule them out.
In an apparent Hail Mary bid to save his sinking premiership, Prime Minsiter Sir Keir Starmer rolled out the “racism” accusation on Sunday against one of Nigel Farage’s plans to fix Britain’s immigration system.
A poll released on the eve of the Labour Party conference in Liverpool has found that Sir Kier Starmer now ranks as the least popular prime minister on record.
A petition calling on the government to drop plans to make wartime-style mandatory identity documents picked up a million signatures.
Starmer gave a speech against poll-topping Farage, calling himself a true patriot and his opponents miserable, joyless, and poisonous.
A Game of Thrones-style contest appears to be unfolding in Westminster as speculation runs rampant over potential challengers seeking to topple Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, whose scandal-ridden and feckless government has long since lost popular legitimacy, despite only coming to power last year.
A long-dead Tony Blair-era plan to Europeanise Britain by introducing mandatory ID has been resurrected by the UK’s left-wing government.
Britons should only trust the NHS, the Labour government said, warning the nation to not pay “any attention whatsoever” to Donald Trump.
Opposition Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch blasted Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s recognition of a Palestinian state as “absolutely disastrous,” charging it hands Hamas terrorists a victory while leaving Israeli hostages “languishing in Gaza.”
Britain, Canada, and Australia announced they now recognize Palestine as a state, despite accusations of rewarding terrorism.
A majority of Britons want Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer to resign as pressure continues to mount on the faltering left-wing government in Number 10 Downing Street.
