The first flight of refugees from the UK to Rwanda was cancelled after a legal battle. The Home Secretary said she was disappointed but would not be deterred. A legal challenge to a flight from Wiltshire to Rwanda has failed … Continue reading Rwandan Refugee Flight is Cancelled
The government’s first flight taking asylum seekers to Rwanda can go ahead on Tuesday, appeal court judges say. The flight was opposed by Detention Action and the PCS union, but the court said it was in the “public interest” to … Continue reading Rwanda Immigration Flight to Proceed
In 1998, many people across Ireland overwhelmingly endorsed the Good Friday Agreement. In 2022, the UK Parliament voted to drastically impact efforts to deal with the Northern Ireland conflict. The Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill defines the Troubles, … Continue reading Does the Northern Ireland Legacy Bill impede the ECHR?
This afternoon Rishi Sunak stood up in the House of Commons and promised to introduce a windfall tax on profits racked up by the energy giants. The Chancellor also announced a £15 billion package of support, including a £400 discount … Continue reading Sunak Announces Windfall Tax
After hearing Sue Gray’s report about lockdown-busting parties in Downing Street and Whitehall, Boris Johnson is bracing himself for a tough day. The report into the No. 10 party gatherings, to which 126 penalty notice fines have been issued to … Continue reading Full Sue Gray Report is now released to PM
Boris Johnson is expected to blame Simon Case for the lockdown-breaking party culture in Downing Street in a desperate effort to save his own job. The report could prove more damaging for Johnson than the fine he received in April. … Continue reading Cabinet Secretary Becomes the Scapegoat over Partygate Scandal
