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Rishi Sunak’s mother-in-law Sudha Murty recently recalled an anecdote in which an immigration officer refused to believe her British residential address was 10 Downing Street. more

Three men will stand trial on suspicion of beating Jean-Baptiste Trogneux, a relative of French First Lady Brigitte Macron, outside his chocolate store moments after President Emmanuel Macron's televised interview, Radio France reported yesterday.more

At the beginning of the war in Ukraine, then-British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, furious with French President Emmanuel Macron, called him "Putin's tomboy", used a vulgar word and called for "hit him in the beak", revealed today the former director of communication at Downing Street.more

The British government is offering at least some Albanian prisoners £1,500 and a reduced sentence in exchange for their deportation to their country of origin, the BBC revealed yesterday. It also reported that more than half of the illegal Albanian migrants sent back home are prisoners.more

Penalties that should be imposed on foreign companies that own property in the UK and fail to disclose their ownership structure, despite being required to do so, run to a billion pounds, but the government has yet to impose these penalties, the BBC reveals today.more

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss argued yesterday during a visit to Taiwan that the West should not cooperate with China because totalitarian regimes cannot be trusted, and urged her successor Rishi Sunak to characterize China as a threat rather than a challenge.more

The Court of Appeal in Paris on Wednesday sentenced former President Nicolas Sarkozy to three years in prison, including two years of probation, for corruption and influence peddling in the wiretapping scandal. Sarkozy will not be serving his sentence in prison, but at home under the supervision of an electronic bracelet.more

The value of trade between Poland and Ireland amounted to EUR 6 billion in 2022 and we want this value to grow, said Irish Minister of State Dara Calleary. He added that Irish companies can offer solutions e.g. in the field of online business, modern construction or agriculture.more

Council of Europe member states must send a clear message that they will support Ukraine as long as necessary, but they must also learn from this war and prepare to confront other threats such as illegal immigration, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appealed in Reykjavik.more

Supermarkets are tempting customers to buy high-calorie treats by displaying them in the most eye-catching parts of the shop while placing healthy foods on less prominent shelves, a new study has revealed. more

The former UKIP leader made the blunt admission as evidence grows over the economic harm to Britain of quitting the European Union.more

British Home Secretary Suella Braverman is increasingly positioning herself as a candidate to replace Rishi Sunak as leader of the Conservative Party and, consequently, prime minister, according to British media reports.more

The Cabinet today approved a bill on another additional annual cash benefit for pensioners. This is a bill introducing the payment of the so-called 14th pension on a permanent basis, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced.more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was said to have told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski during a meeting yesterday that Britain would support his country's NATO membership after the war, the "i" daily reported today.more

The UK has once again fallen further down a major ranking of LGBTQ-friendly countries in Europe. more

As of 2024, 500 plus will be an 800 plus benefit. According to our information, an annual valorization of these funds is planned, the "Super Express" reports today.more

On the eve of a summit of Council of Europe heads of state and government in Iceland's capital Reykjavik, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called for concerted action to curb illegal immigration.more

Brandon Johnson was sworn in as Chicago's new mayor yesterday. The Polish community there is concerned because of his stated policies regarding the city's security and the prospect of tax increases.more

Britain cannot be dependent on cheap foreign labor and there is no reason why Britons shouldn't be lorry drivers, fruit pickers or butchers, Home Secretary Suella Braverman argued yesterday. She stressed that it is not racist or xenophobic to want to control state borders or to call into question rapid and mass immigration.more

The high cost of sunscreen is resulting in more skin cancer cases, according to charities who are calling on the UK government to scrap VAT on protective creams.more

Thanks to the Finns' entry into NATO, we are "stronger" in this part of the world where competition will increase - believes Gen. Philippe Lavigne, head of NATO's strategic command based in American Norfolk.more

Britain needs immigration to rise “now and again,” a minister said on Monday in what appeared. Trade minister Nigel Huddleston stressed that there would “always be peaks and troughs” in levels of immigration, with figures next week expected to show a surge in arrivals to the UK.more

The lack of resolution in the first round of the presidential election in Turkey may delay Sweden's entry into NATO. The biggest threat, however, is the division of voters, which could destabilize the country, according to Swedish media today.more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived this morning on an unannounced visit to the UK. According to the British government, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will announce the transfer of, among others, drones with a range of over 200 km.more

Lithuanian MPs from the conservative party Vilius Semeszka and Paule Kuzmickiene, following the example of Poland, applied to the language commission to change the name of the city of Kaliningrad in Lithuanian to the historical name Karaliaucius (Królewiec).more