Prime Minister Boris Johnson has declined to confirm whether he will be allowing thousands of fans into the country for the Euro 2020 semi-finals and final next month. Wembley Stadium in London is hosting several international matches in June and July, including
The BBC Question Time audience member savaged the programme’s guests on Friday over their debating the Government’s containment strategy for the Delta (India) variant of the coronavirus. A frustrated Charlie hit out at Ian Blackford suggesting his “Captain Hindsight” approach to the
Updating MPs the International Trade Secretary rejected remarks made by Labour’s Emily Thornberry that the deal would “send thousands of farmers to the wall”. The opposition party has claimed the agreement will allow imports of lower quality meat from Australia, allowing foreign
The GB News host appeared to struggle to understand concerns about the growing number of coronavirus infections amid a boost in routine daily testing. Liam Halligan clashed with Dr Simon Clarke as he insisted reports should clarify the increase in new Covid
The Russian president said on Wednesday he agreed with US counterpart Joe Biden to start consultations on cybersecurity, asserting that cyberattacks on Russia were coming from the United States. Mr Putin, after meeting Biden for their first bilateral summit in Geneva, said
Following reports the government is planning on making vaccines against COVID-19 mandatory for care home workers, Jeremy Vine was keen to find out the thoughts of his Channel 5 talk show guests James McVey and Lucy Beresford on the matter. With Lucy
HUNDREDS of protesters have gathered outside Downing Street this afternoon as Boris Johnson prepares to announce a delay to restrictions being lifted in England.
Falklands: Former Argentine senator calls for fresh talks with UK Andrew Rosindell, who is chairman of the British Overseas Territories All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) spoke out after remarks by Daniel Filmus, Argentina’s Secretary of Affairs pertaining to the Malvinas, accused the UK
Falklands: Former Argentine senator calls for fresh talks with UK Andrew Rosindell, who is chairman of the British Overseas Territories All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) spoke out after remarks by Daniel Filmus, Argentina’s Secretary of Affairs pertaining to the Malvinas, accused the UK
After the chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, Stephen Watson, spoke out against taking the knee and branded it as “virtue-signalling”, the Great British Breakfast presenters were keen to weigh in with their views on the debate. GB News’ Darren McCaffrey, Nana
