UK
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Prime Minister hosts press conference at Number 10 Westbridge
The event was the first press conference of the parliamentary term, and focused on Westbridge activity and funding.
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Royal Family shrinks following exit of former King Edward
The former monarch has announced his departure from the Royal Household in its entirety, with plans to “devote greater attention” to his business interests.
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Government pledges biggest Treasury budget in British history
The Government has announced what it describes as the largest Treasury budget in British history, ahead of the full budget announcement scheduled for Saturday.
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London Air Ambulance set to return to public ownership
Sterling Group Ltd. have announced their intention to relinquish their shares in the Charity following plans by the Government to expropriate its shares through Parliament.
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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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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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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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“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.
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BREAKING: UK claims Antarctic territory after landmark defence deal
Britain says Antarctica has agreed to cede the British Antarctic Territory under a new mutual defence treaty, following weeks of diplomatic tension and leaked negotiations. Royal Navy vessels have since arrived in the region.
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BREAKING: UK official proposed Antarctic territorial deal, leaked messages suggest
The Marquess of Cholmondeley appears to have offered British diplomatic and military support in exchange for territorial concessions, as the International Court of Justice delivers its judgment in the New Zealand–Antarctica dispute.