With his first year in office complete, Keir Starmer’s personal polling ratings are so awful that some Labour backbenchers are beginning to question whether he can survive until the next election.

In every war the U.S. enters, Britain follows closely behind, sending its jets, troops, and airbases, even when it has no direct stake, as seen in Iraq, Afghanistan, and now Iran.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will cut foreign aid to meet his pledge to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, the largest sustained increase since the end of the Cold War.

The UK’s Prevent counter-terrorism programme, criticised for disproportionately targeting Muslims, is set for an overhaul after PM Keir Starmer acknowledged its failures.

British farmers have recently protested against their government’s policies which they deem as anti-farmer, including changes to the agricultural property relief taxation rules.