Official talks on “resetting” relations will begin in Brussels next week.

Starmer is allowing Brussels to “get their claws back into Britain’s border policy,” says migration expert.

The play’s primary draw seems to be a nostalgia for a fading Middle England.

Von der Leyen’s fan club can enjoy their moment, crowing about their power to “shape Europe.” But she should not get too comfortable on that Berlaymont throne.

Just one Labour MP voted against scrapping winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners.

Lukewarm Le Pen on the former EU Commissioner: “We will judge him on actions.”

The new PM is known as a cold technocrat, marked by his long years in Brussels.

Reform’s Richard Tice said there is “blood on the hands of the government.”

Voters care more about their families, homes, and the consequences of uncontrolled immigration than about what the elites think of them.

More than any other, this issue “will determine whether the Conservative Party comes off life support,” analysts say.

Reform UK leaders rightly rage as more than 1,000 illegal migrants enter Britain this week—in just two days.

The ruling class knows that free people who have the liberty to dissent are more difficult to govern. It is harder to tell them what to do, and expect them to obey.