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Donald Trump’s diplomacy chief tells UK: 'Britain will be great again because her people are'

Donald Trump’s diplomacy chief has claimed “Britain will be great again because her people already are" while addressing the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) Conference in London today. Sarah B Rogers, the US Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, also praised the UK’s history, traditions and national character, opening up on her family's own journey from Yorkshire to America. In her speech, Ms Rogers said that Britain and America remain bound together by a s...

As Ukraine seizes ‘first chance to win’, war horrors come home to Russia

President Putin has hinted at peace talks as the economy fails, people flee cities and toxic 'oil rains' fall.

China slams Japan for distorting Nanjing Massacre history

China has condemned Japan's reported plan to change the expression of "Nanjing Massacre" from exhibition panels at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, replacing it with "the Nanjing Incident in which numerous civilians and prisoners were killed." Chinese Defense Ministry Spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang on Thursday accused Japan of denying, distorting, and even glorifying its history of aggression.

Senate Republicans reject war powers resolution after clashing with Trump at Capitol meeting

Republican senators switched their votes on an Iran war resolution late Wednesday, hours after a fractious meeting that included a shouting match with President Donald Trump over their opposition to the conflict

Trump says 'Iran on notice' after Senate U-turns on war powers

JD Vance is the face of the beleaguered Iran deal – is he its fall guy?

The vice-president, leading a foundering peace deal to end the kind war he’s opposed in the past, is left holding the bagJD Vance has taken the greatest gamble of his vice-presidency by making himself the face of the Iran ceasefire deal – a shaky agreement that already seems to be unraveling at the seams.But after months spent in limbo due to the war, it may be the best chance for him to find his feet again. Continue reading...

King Charles hailed as 'global inspiration' after meeting Cop29 chief during reception on pollution

King Charles has been hailed as a "global inspiration" after the monarch welcomed around 250 distinguished guests to St James's Palace yesterday for a significant gathering dedicated to addressing super pollutants.The reception, held in the Throne Room and arranged by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, drew significant praise from COP29 president Mukhtar Babayev.Azerbaijan's ambassador to London, Elin Suleymanov, shared the Cop29 chief's sentiments on social media, declaring: "His...

Michael Whatley’s Michigan roots largely disappear from his bio as he runs for Senate in North Carolina

2026 ElectionMichael Whatley’s Michigan roots largely disappear from his bio as he runs for Senate in North CarolinaWhatley, the former chair of the Republican National Committee, moved to North Carolina when he was in high school. He frequently says he is a “son” of the state and “grew up” there.Listen to this article with a free account00:0000:00Michael Whatley has described himself as a "son" of western North Carolina. He was born in Michigan and moved to North Carolina in his early high scho...

Europe's rising defence superpower tells Britain to pay up for defence or risk global irrelevance

Poland, a rising defence superpower, has told Britain to increase its defence spending or risk global irrelevance.Radosław Sikorski, Poland's foreign minister, has urged the UK Government to publish a robust defence plan at Nato's upcoming summit in Ankara, Turkey. He said: "If you want to be a global player, you need to back up your diplomacy with force."Either you pay for it or it will wane. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "Britain has unique convening power, a global outlook, first-cla...

US judge bars Trump's requirement for citizenship proof to vote

Elizabeth Warren says ‘frenzy’ of mergers under Trump could be reversed

Senator warns of ‘tsunami of anger’ against big companies and suggests future administrations may undo key dealsDemocratic senator Elizabeth Warren has warned that corporate mergers approved by the Trump administration – including a pending deal that would put two of America’s largest news outlets under the control of a family sympathetic to the president – could be undone by a future administration.“After 2028, we’ll have new players in Washington, and everyone who’s engaged in this merger fren...

‘It is class warfare!’ Kevin Hollinrake launches new attack on Bridget Phillipson’s ‘spiteful’ policies after Kemi Badenoch’s PMQs row

Kevin Hollinrake has joined in on Kemi Badenoch’s brutal barb against Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson at PMQs, which earned the Tory leader a telling off from Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle.Speaking to GB News, the Conservative Party Chairman agreed that Labour education reforms were “spiteful” and “class warfare”. In stinging attacks yesterday, Mrs Badenoch branded Ms Phillipson a “spiteful class warrior” over policies such as gutting exemptions from independent schools. Her remarks prompted...

Iran warns against Hormuz crossings without authorisation

An oil tanker navigates the strait, reportedly hugging the western coast, despite threats from Revolutionary Guards.

Iran war day 118: IRGC rejects new Hormuz route; Rubio to meet GCC leaders

Iran's Revolutionary Guard warns against alternative route in Strait of Hormuz as top US diplomat to meet Gulf leaders.

Reeves backs Burnham to be PM despite reports she may be offered only junior role

Allies of Reeves lobby to keep her as chancellor as the ‘stable’ choice while Wes Streeting and Ed Miliband also in the pictureUK politics live – latest updatesRachel Reeves has given her support to Andy Burnham to be the next prime minister, despite reports that she is likely to be moved out of the role of chancellor if he becomes the next Labour leader.The chancellor told the BBC she and Burnham were friends and did not appear to rule out accepting a more junior cabinet position. “I’m supporti...

ICC judges sue Trump over sanctions, call measures unlawful

Judges argue sanctions aimed to punish and coerce ICC decisions on US and Israeli war crimes cases.

Reeves hints she accepts Burnham will not keep her as chancellor – UK politics live

Reeves refused to say whether she would accept a more junior job in cabinet if Burnham offered her oneGood morning. Rachel Reeves now seems to resigned to losing her job as chancellor when Andy Burnham becomes PM, probably three weeks tomorrow. She had reportedly been angling to stay in post, but she has given an interview to the BBC with a tone that is distinctly valedictory.Reeves says she is backing Burnham to be the next PM. Asked why she did not stand in Downing Street to hear Keir Starmer’...

Kenya passes controversial bill two years after deadly Gen Z protests

Kenya passes controversial bill two years after deadly Gen Z protests

Ethiopia is not being ‘dragged into war’

A response to Redwan Hussein and Getachew Reda’s misleading opinion article.

'Ludicrous!' Labour urges British farmers to stop raising cattle in 'climate change' push

Labour has called on British farmers to stop raising cattle as part of a push to fight climate change. The Government published its highly-anticipated Farming Roadmap on Wednesday, outlining its long-term vision for Britain's agriculture sector. The 71-page document outlined the Government's intention to help British farmers wind down high-emission farming - including cattle - and move towards “growing oilseeds and pulses” for planet-based products. “Farmers will play a critical role in deliveri...