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Progressive League rebrands ahead of the upcoming Stormont election
The Electoral Commission has approved a rebrand into the Democratic Union.
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kilahb1ck returns to the Commons following ban for alting
The politician was unbanned yesterday evening following accusations made by For Britain that he was an alternative account.
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Courts face significant expansion following new judicial appointments
His Majesty’s Courts have received a range of new appointments following recommendations made by the Lord Chief Justice.
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Prime Minister appoints new Director of Communications.
The Duke of Gloucester is set to enter the role of No. 10 Westbridge Director of Communications, leading the Government’s press office.
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South African President proclaims Defence Act
The new “big, beautiful” Act is intended to help lay a stable foundation for the National Defence Force moving forward.
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Government ends footballing partnership with immediate effect
The Chancellor has announced that the partnership with the English Conference League will be terminated immediately
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Offence for rioting set to be amended
The amendment, being proposed by the Commissioner of the Metropolis, seeks to remove ambiguity from the Public Order Offences Act 2020.
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Netherlands hosts state visit of the United Kingdom in De Antillen
The Prime Minister spent time in De Antillen with the Dutch Government before delivering his speech at the Emergency Session in the Commons.
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France and Iran tensions deepen as President Obvelt vows to defend Republic
France has intensified maritime operations against rising tensions with Iran after an Iranian drone was shot down near a French destroyer in the Strait of Hormuz.
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“We’ll pursue peace, but never at the expense of British sovereignty”: PM addresses public following emergency sitting
Prime Minister Sir Callum Cathcart has issued a statement addressing recent media leaks surrounding the conflict between New Zealand and Antarctica, alongside the signing of the Treaty of Rothera.