Chlorinated Chicken Imports Would Weaken UK Food Safety
Experts warn that accepting US chlorinated chicken would reduce UK food safety, citing higher US food poisoning rates and misleading disinfection methods.
Experts warn that accepting US chlorinated chicken would reduce UK food safety, citing higher US food poisoning rates and misleading disinfection methods.
FIFA has secured a breakthrough with the US Treasury, allowing all 48 World Cup qualifiers to apply for federal tax exemption, though state and city taxes may still apply.
The UK parliament has approved a phased tobacco ban for anyone born on or after 1 January 2009, aiming to create a smoke-free generation. The law also tightens vape regulations.
The US-Israel war in Iran enters its eighth week with no resolution, as Trump struggles to avoid a deal highlighting US failures while facing economic and military pressures.
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RecommendedDonald Trump claims King Charles agrees Iran should never have a nuclear weapon, amid the UK state visit and ongoing US-Iran tensions.
President Trump claims Iran informed the US it is in a state of collapse and wants the Strait of Hormuz opened. Iran has not commented, and the claims are unverified.
JP Morgan is relocating trading roles from Paris to London, citing overestimation of EU staffing needs after Brexit. The move comes alongside plans for a major Canary Wharf tower.
John Swinney will seek a vote on referendum powers on the first day of the next Scottish parliament, even without an overall majority, relying on Greens if needed.
In a fiery speech, the German chancellor accused the US of humiliation by Iran, urging a diplomatic reset. The remarks escalate transatlantic tensions.
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RecommendedHuman rights groups warn the 2026 World Cup will be a 'bonanza of sportswashing' as Trump uses sport to cover abuses, with fans facing uncertainty over protests and policing.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz claims the Trump administration is being outwitted by Iran in stalled nuclear talks, deepening the transatlantic rift.
Nearly 1 million young Britons are not in education, employment or training, the highest in over a decade, driven by ill-health and a failing benefits system.
Lithuanian authorities charge 13 people with attempted murders linked to Russia's GRU, targeting a Ukraine fundraiser and a dissident. Ukraine also protests Israeli handling of stolen grain shipments.
A joint statement on the News Bargaining Incentive has been released, outlining key measures to support journalism and ensure fair compensation for news content.
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RecommendedKim Jong-un hails troops in Kursk as Russia and North Korea sign military cooperation deal through 2031. At least 16 killed in Ukraine strikes.
Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi seeks to amend the pacifist constitution for the first time since 1947, arguing Article 9 restricts self-defense. Public and regional reactions analyzed.
Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett and centrist Yair Lapid announce merger to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming elections.
Former PM Kevin Rudd says climate policies must deliver tangible benefits like lower prices and jobs, or Australians will dismiss them as 'bullshit'. He cites Trump's cuts as cautionary.
Goldman Sachs raises oil price forecast due to Middle East deadlock, predicting Brent at $90 and US crude at $83 per barrel in Q4 2026.
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RecommendedAlgebris Investments' Alex Lasagna says Brexit prompted the firm to relocate operations outside the UK, citing regulatory and talent concerns.
Peers vote on Monday on a government amendment delaying social media restrictions for children by up to three years, sparking criticism from campaigners and Lord Nash.
President Trump cancels envoys' planned Pakistan trip for Iran ceasefire negotiations, urging Iran to call if interested. Iran's foreign minister left Islamabad after talks.
Ukraine's president signed agreements on military-industrial cooperation and energy with Azerbaijan. Russian attacks killed 10 in Dnipro and northern Ukraine.
President Donald Trump cancelled the US envoy trip to Pakistan for Iran peace talks, stating the US holds all the cards and citing infighting among Iranian leadership.
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RecommendedThe UK Foreign Office has issued a do not travel warning for Mali after gunmen attacked multiple cities, including the capital Bamako. Britons are urged to leave immediately.
Germany releases first military strategy since WWII and Japan relaxes arms export rules, signaling a new global order as US alliances weaken under Trump.
EU leaders agree to prepare a blueprint for the mutual assistance clause amid concerns over US commitment to Nato under Trump. Key developments from Friday 24 April.
Philip Rycroft, who led the Brexit department, argues for rejoining the EU, citing economic damage and unfulfilled promises. He calls for a clear-headed appraisal of national interests.
Liberal Democrats pledge to block the Pension Schemes Bill unless ministers scrap mandation powers, warning the government is not expert on pension investments.
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RecommendedDonald Trump warns he could impose 'big tariff' on UK if it refuses to scrap digital services tax, escalating transatlantic trade tensions.