Russell Findlay elected as Scottish Conservative leader
Russell Findlay has been elected as the new Scottish Conservative leader, winning a majority of votes in the first round. He secured 2,565 votes, the party’s returning officer Leonard Wallace…
‘Labour policy risks men getting women to commit crimes for them,’ warns ex-Prisons Minister
Former Prisons minister and Reform UK spokeswoman Ann Widdecombe has said the policy of reducing the number of female prisoners could lead to more women being embroiled in crime. Speaking…
Sir Keir Starmer reveals why he said ‘sausages’ in his Labour conference speech
Sir Keir Starmer has admitted he “mangled” his words when he said the word “sausages” rather than “hostages” in his speech to Labour’s conference. The Prime Minister sparked mockery online…
‘I almost died… it’s hard to leave a violent relationship, but it’s much harder to stay’
A victim of domestic violence has told about the moment she thought her partner was going to kill her.
‘Why should he be protected?’: Mum calls for name of pervert who exposed himself to her four-year-old daughter to be revealed
An angry mother has questioned why a serial flasher who admitted exposing himself to her four-year-old daughter has been granted anonymity.
NHS bosses to stop ‘nicking’ nurses from other countries, Wes Streeting tells Chopper’s Political podcast
Wes Streeting has pledged to stop the NHS from relying on foreign nurses as part of the Government’s efforts to cut net migration. Speaking to GB News’ Chopper’s Political Podcast,…
‘The Rwanda plan to stop small boats was a populist gimmick and falls short of British values,’ says Bill Rammell
John Major, the former Conservative Prime Minister, is a good and decent man. A politician of conviction and substance. I didn’t always hold that view. But his stature has grown…
Keir Starmer due to meet Donald Trump for first time in bid to ‘establish relationship’ with former President
Sir Keir Starmer is due to meet Donald Trump in New York City on Thursday night for the first time, saying he wanted to “establish a relationship between the two…
Keir Starmer denies ‘farcical’ claims he pretended Lord Alli’s flat was his home
Sir Keir Starmer has defended putting family photographs in a video which he filmed from Lord Alli’s house during one of the Covid lockdowns. The Prime Minister said it was…
Spy agency may have violated employees’ charter rights with polygraph tests, watchdog says
OTTAWA — Canada’s electronic spy agency is using polygraphs in ways that may violate employees’ charter rights, deliver inaccurate results and compel them to disclose personal information, according to the…