1985: Denmark's Refugee Dilemma Echoes Today
A look back at Denmark's 1985 asylum crisis reveals a nation grappling with identity and policy, offering lessons for the UK's current immigration debate. Explore the historical parallels.
Category : Politics
Russian spy ship Yantar on edge of UK waters
Defence Secretary John Healey warns a Russian spy ship, the Yantar, is operating near UK waters. The Royal Navy is monitoring the vessel after it directed lasers at RAF pilots.
Second Tory Councillor Defects to Reform UK
Westminster City Councillor Alan Mendoza defects to Reform UK, citing 'abject crisis'. He will advise Nigel Farage on foreign policy. Read the latest political shift.
Social Democrats Suffer Major Election Losses in Denmark
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen concedes a greater-than-expected fall in support as her party loses control of Copenhagen for the first time in over a century. Explore the results and implications.
EU immigration crackdown fuels smuggling gangs after decade
A decade after Europe's migrant crisis began, tougher border policies are forcing migrants onto dangerous routes and empowering smuggling networks. Explore the consequences.
Public warned about Chinese spy approaches on LinkedIn
UK defence minister Luke Pollard warns citizens to be vigilant about online approaches from Chinese spies after MI5 issued parliament security alert. Learn how to protect sensitive information.
UK Snow: Amber Warning for 25cm of Snow
Amber and yellow weather warnings for snow and ice are in place across the UK, with up to 25cm forecast. Travel disruption and power cuts are likely. Check the latest Met Office updates.
Pension Tax Petition Hits 11,959 Signatures
A parliamentary petition demanding double tax allowance for pensioners has reached 11,959 signatures, forcing government response. Campaigners warn frozen thresholds could tax state pensioners.
Clay Higgins lone 'no' vote on Epstein files
US House votes 427-1 to release all Jeffrey Epstein files. Discover why Republican Clay Higgins was the sole dissenter and what happens next.
Epstein's $550m Fortune: What Files May Reveal
As US House votes to release Epstein files, we examine the mysterious origins of his $550m wealth and what documents could reveal about his high-profile connections.
Labour's strategy to counter Farage's Reform UK
Labour must develop a new vision of national community to counter Reform UK's appeal, moving beyond moral crusades to address social cohesion and collective responsibility.
China Suspends Japanese Seafood Imports Again
China reinstates seafood ban on Japan following PM's Taiwan comments, escalating diplomatic tensions. Learn how this affects bilateral relations and trade.
UK Plans 13 New Munitions Factories
Defence Secretary John Healey announces 13 new UK munitions sites to boost weapons production and support for Ukraine. The move addresses critical gaps highlighted in a new defence report.
UK inflation falls to 3.6%, boosting rate cut hopes
UK inflation falls to 3.6% in October, signalling potential interest rate cuts. Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares budget measures to accelerate price drops as Bank of England remains divided.
Mansion Tax Back? Chancellor's Budget Dilemma
With one week until the budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces tough tax decisions to fix the public finances. Listen to the Politics at Sam and Anne's podcast for expert analysis.
Russian strike kills 9 in western Ukraine
At least nine dead after intense Russian drone and missile barrage on western Ukraine. President Zelenskyy demands stronger pressure on Russia as peace talks loom.
Four arrested after £1.5m Oxford raid
Masked robbers stole a £450k watch and £1.1m in Bitcoin after forcing their way into a car in Oxford. Police have made four arrests and are appealing for witnesses.
MPs: UK lacks homeland defence plan amid threats
MPs warn the UK has no proper defence plan against military attacks. Government responds with new arms factories creating 1,000+ jobs. Public must understand the threat level.
Epstein Files: US House Votes for Public Release
The Jeffrey Epstein files could be publicly released before year's end after a decisive US House vote. Discover the key details, political implications, and what happens next in this unfolding story.
Trump earns son's respect with Ronaldo meeting
Donald Trump joked he gained Barron's respect after arranging a White House meeting with Cristiano Ronaldo during Saudi Crown Prince's dinner. Discover the political and sporting implications.
Russian drone enters NATO airspace near Romania
NATO fighter jets launched after Russian drone spotted on Romanian border. Latest incursion comes as US reduces troop numbers in Eastern Europe. Read the full analysis.
West London pensioner jailed for harassing girls
A 66-year-old man from Ealing has been sentenced to five months in prison for sexually harassing two teenage girls in a Watford shopping centre. Learn more about the case and police response.
UK faces -12C Arctic blast and snow warnings
Britain prepares for severe cold snap with -12C temperatures and 25cm snow expected. Met Office issues amber warnings as Arctic air brings early winter conditions. Stay informed.
Brit faces war crimes trial for Ukraine footage
Graham Phillips, 46, could become first British national prosecuted for war crimes related to Russia's invasion after filming pigs eating Ukrainian soldiers. Read the full investigation details.
21,000-home Enfield Green Belt plan faces local fury
Plans for a new town with 21,000 homes on protected Green Belt land in North London's Enfield face staunch opposition from locals and conservation groups. Discover the debate.
Russia boosts defences against Ukrainian strikes
Moscow passes new laws to protect critical infrastructure from Ukrainian drone attacks, deploying reservists and imposing internet blackouts. Explore the Kremlin's response to the escalating conflict.
UK inflation falls to 3.6% ahead of budget
UK inflation eased to 3.6% in October, marking the first decline in five months. The drop comes ahead of Rachel Reeves's crucial budget statement. Read the full analysis.
28 arrested in protests against Palestine Action ban
Police arrest activists across UK towns as protests continue against Palestine Action terrorism ban. Demonstrations planned nationwide until November 29.
Market credibility test for Chancellor Rachel Reeves
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a crucial market credibility test following pre-Budget chaos and £40bn business tax hikes. Will her u-turn trigger a gilt yield surge? Analysis inside.
MP Challenges Government Over CSIRO Job Cuts
Labor MP Ed Husic demands Treasury funding for CSIRO after 350 job cuts, comparing science investment to $600m PNG football funding. Read the full analysis.
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