
Labour in the Dock Over Plans To Scrap Jury Trials
The Left and Right have united against a radical plan to tear up one of the most important features of Britain’s constitution.

The Left and Right have united against a radical plan to tear up one of the most important features of Britain’s constitution.

The six-month inquiry comes after revelations that hundreds of thousands in EU subsidies were channelled into campaigns shaping farming and nature laws.

Local authorities, under pressure from left-wing education unions, withhold funding for Catholic institutions in a blatant act of discrimination.

Arrests in Westminster and accusations of “two-tier Britain” sharpen a brewing rural revolt against Labour’s fiscal plans.

Von der Leyen vows to accelerate plans to tap frozen Russian assets, while MEPs warn the EU is fuelling a war it refuses to help end.

300 preschoolers in the Italian city are set to participate in “sexual and emotional education” courses.

Aliança Catalana, led by Ripoll mayor Sílvia Orriols, is soaring in the polls as voters desert the traditional parties over immigration, security, and cultural identity.

The ‘rule of law’ is used as an excuse to punish Hungary for not adopting Brussels’ leftist agenda on immigration and other social policies.

Critics in Warsaw warn the ruling undermines the country’s constitution and opens the door to wider changes imposed from Brussels.

The suspect, whose identity remains unverified, is accused of killing 17-year-old Lisa and raping another woman after entering the Netherlands unchecked.
Zelensky says only Washington can end the war, as Brussels fumes over being cut out.
A new rule obliges parishes to reject candidates unwilling to perform same-sex weddings, sparking concerns about an already shrinking number of pastors.
Slovakia’s government has ordered a full review of the EU’s gas-ban plan, arguing that Brussels is ignoring commitments made in return for lifting an earlier veto.
In the name of objectivity and pluralism, religious education must introduce the beliefs of Islam and other religions as well, the Court says.
Experts warn Europe is being outpaced by cartels as drugs, migration and organised crime converge.
German parties say they have sent “a clear signal for democracy,” when they have actually done the opposite.
French socialists, present in all the major state bodies, end up forgetting their duty of discretion.
A €1,000 offer to drop asylum bids has barely worked, leaving nearly 2,000 people still waiting to be flown in from Pakistan.
Washington and Moscow have been in quiet negotiations on a new agreement, sparking fresh anger in Brussels.
A 40,000-signature petition has forced this weekend’s public vote, with churches and doctors urging citizens to reject the measure.
New guidance tells officials to flag posts about migrant housing and other “polarising” issues as concerns grow over free speech online.
Brussels’ chief prosecutor is urging a ban in crime hotspots as dealers use the scooters for quick deliveries and escapes.