Starmer Faces Manchester By-Election Test Amid Police Row

With polls opening in Gorton and Denton, Sir Keir Starmer's government confronts a crucial political challenge. The by-election highlights voter priorities and Andy Burnham's influence, while Westminster grapples with Metropolitan Police actions involving

100 Years of MP Language on Immigration Analyzed

A groundbreaking analysis of 100 years of parliamentary debates reveals how MPs' language on immigration has evolved, reflecting changing political climates and public attitudes in the UK.

Armed Robbers Raid Islington Jewellers, Flee on Scooters

Screams echoed in North London as armed robbers targeted Bilezzik jewellers in Islington, fleeing on scooters while brave bystanders attempted to intervene. Police are investigating the incident, which caused significant damage to the shop.

Trump's Longest State of the Union Speech Falls Flat

Donald Trump's 107-minute State of the Union address, the longest in history, was marked by racial tensions, Democratic protests, and a lack of substantive policy proposals that failed to address economic concerns.

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