Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called a snap election for July 4th, despite the Conservatives trailing Labour by 21 points in the polls. This high-stakes gamble is influenced by economic indicators, immigration issues, and the threat from Reform UK.
Rishi Sunak is to face a tough week as by-elections loom in two former Conservative safe seats (Wellingborough and Kingswood) and opposition to the Rwanda Bill grows. Moreover, inflation statistics will be published on Wednesday, followed by GDP figures on Thursday, which may well show the economy in recession.
Lord Kirkhope discusses solutions to the migration crisis and highlights ways the Conservative Party can become united on the issue.
Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Bill passed 313 to 269 with a majority of 44 last night, narrowly avoiding a major rebellion by rightwing Conservative MPs after
Our editor, Charlotte Dignam, interviewed Tony Fairweather, author and founder of The Windrush Collection, to discuss his work and inspirations.
The Government’s Rwanda asylum policy has been ruled unlawful as the Supreme Court upheld an earlier Court of Appeal ruling which said the policy leaves people sent to Rwanda open to human rights breaches.
Council leaders have urged the High Court to quash the government’s proposal to use the former RAF Scampton site in Lincolnshire for accommodating asylum seekers.
Attempts to convert the former base of the Dambusters have been halted by a second order from the local council after the Home Office attempted to keep working on the site.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has suggested that he may not fulfil his promise to “stop the boats” before the next general election. This pledge is
As Children’s Commissioner for England, I have a legal duty to promote and protect the rights of all children in England – including, and especially,
The Government has experienced a series of setbacks in the House of Lords over its illegal migration bill aimed at halting the crossing of small
According to a new assessment conducted by the Government, sending a migrant to a “safe country” like Rwanda could cost approximately £63,000 more than if they were to stay here. This news follows a recent report which highlighted flaws in the current migration system.
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