The July 4, 2024 UK general elections, where Labour decisively defeated the ruling Conservatives, were marked by the surprising rise of Nigel Farage's far-right Reform UK party, often likened to the "British Trump."

In a historic moment for Britain, Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, brought an end to 14 years of Conservative-led governments by securing a resounding majority in the national elections, subsequently assuming office as Prime Minister.

In the UK, a leading Muslim organization urges political leaders to avoid exploiting minority groups in the discourse ahead of the national elections

Amidst a backdrop of otherwise favorable outcomes for Labour in the English local elections, the persistent sway of the Gaza conflict on Labour’s electorate cannot be dismissed.

One of UK's politicians had his bank accounts closed without any explanation, which he interpreted as a form of retaliation for his "traditionalist and conservative" views.