Robert Kenyon, Reform's Makerfield byelection candidate, wrote in an online forum that Russia was "well within their rights" to annex…
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Black detainees twice as likely as white detainees to be strip‑searched in police custody – new study
The findings replicate a study from 20 years earlier.
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Tony Blair warns Labour is ‘playing with fire’ – then calls for abandoning Net Zero, supporting Trump, and cutting welfare
Tony Blair has made his first major public intervention since Labour's 2024 victory, warning the party is "playing with fire,"…
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Beyond Anglo‑Saxons, Celts and Vikings: DNA uncovers a dynamic history of migration to Britain
The data are unambiguous: migration is the norm of British history, not the exception.
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Reform’s Makerfield candidate apparently didn’t vote for Brexit – in a constituency that voted 67% Leave
Posts on a rugby fan forum linked to Reform's Makerfield candidate Robert Kenyon claim he didn't vote for Brexit and…
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Reform’s Yusuf and Jenrick get into public spat over immigration policy
Zia Yusuf publicly called out Robert Jenrick saying his Sky News answer on deportation was "not Reform policy" - as…
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Pope Leo’s AI encyclical: Gandalf, new forms of slavery, and a direct challenge to Trump’s autonomous weapons programme
"Every seemingly immediate AI response relies on the silent work of millions - scarred, injured and worn down so that…
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‘I’m sexist, sorry but I am’: new posts linked to Reform’s Makerfield candidate emerge as Reform deploy the Trump ‘locker room’ defence
A rugby fan forum account linked to Reform's Makerfield candidate Robert Kenyon wrote "I'm sexist, sorry but I am" and…
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‘Signed-up affiliates of Reform’: Mick Lynch accuses The Telegraph of political bias – in The Telegraph
“I don’t trust Nigel Farage at all. He will unleash a torrent of racism and division which will put our…
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‘They’re not conducting open heart surgery’: Darren Jones defends MPs drinking in the Commons
Darren Jones has defended MPs' right to drink in the Commons, saying they are "office workers" and "not conducting open…
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