Ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe launches Restore Britain national party, pledging “mass deportations”
Ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe launched Restore Britain as a national party, pledging “mass deportations” as Advance UK signalled it may merge.
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Jim Ratcliffe apologises for “colonised by immigrants” remark as ministers dispute his migration figures
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Parliament to debate petition for automatic by-elections after MPs defect, after it passes 127,000 signatures
A petition with 127,396 signatures will be debated on 16 March 2026, calling for automatic by-elections when MPs change party; Government says no changes planned.
UK government introduces bill to restrict foreign-linked political donations and extend voting to 16-year-olds
Representation of the People Bill would tighten donation rules, raise Electoral Commission fines, and extend voting rights to 16- and 17-year-olds.
Home Office says removals hit decade high as Mahmood pledges tighter deportation laws
Home Office says 58,500 people have been removed since July 2024 election as ministers plan faster deportations and limits on Article 8 claims.
Email attributed to Ghislaine Maxwell says Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor & Virginia Giuffre photo was taken at her London home
Email attributed to Ghislaine Maxwell in DOJ files says the Prince Andrew–Virginia Giuffre photo was genuine and taken at Maxwell’s London home.
Starmer agrees Intelligence and Security Committee will oversee redactions of Mandelson appointment files
Downing Street agreed the ISC will decide what Mandelson appointment papers can be withheld after Labour MPs threatened to back an opposition disclosure motion.
Starmer calls on Mandelson and Prince Andrew to cooperate with US after new Epstein emails released
Starmer urges Mandelson and Prince Andrew to assist US investigators after DOJ releases Epstein emails alleging confidential leaks and payments.
Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify under oath in House Epstein inquiry ahead of expected contempt vote
Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed to testify under oath in the House Epstein inquiry, days before an expected contempt vote.
Starmer begins China visit for Xi talks on trade, investment and security
Starmer begins China trip for Xi talks on trade, investment and security, with a planned border security pact and a large business delegation.
Starmer faces huge Labour by-election test in Gorton and Denton as Greens and Reform target seat
Labour defends Gorton and Denton on 26 Feb as Greens and Reform UK target the seat after Andy Burnham was blocked as candidate.
Labour launches anti-Green social media campaign ahead of Gorton and Denton by-election
Labour has launched ads attacking the Greens ahead of the 26 Feb Gorton and Denton by-election, arguing only Labour can stop Reform UK.