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Pope wades into Keir Starmer’s Chagos surrender deal as he speaks of 'grave injustice'

Pope Leo, who is the first American Pope, had an audience with around 2,000 people forced from their homes by Britain in the 1960s and 1970s so the naval and bomber facility could be built.Displaced...

Keir Starmer breaks silence on councils ripping down Union Jack flags

Sir Keir Starmer’s spokesperson says the Prime Minister “absolutely” supports people raising English and British flags. It comes amid uproar after two local authorities in England took down...

Russian troops troll Trump by flying US flag on assault mission in Ukraine

Vladimir Putin's army has lost no time in trolling Donald Trump, after he was perceived to have caved in to Russian demands at the Alaska peace meeting. Russian troops were filmed flying the US flag...

Council savaged for 'absurd national loathing' after England Flags removed

A senior Tory MP has accused a London council of “absurd national loathing” after announcing it would remove England flags attached to lampposts. Several St George’s flags were raised in Tower...

Farmers slam 'growing absurdity' of taxpayer-funded vegan councils

A growing absurdity, slowly taking hold of councils in the most unlikely of places, is a move towards compulsory veganism. Several councils, including Oxfordshire County Council, Enfield and...

Brits urged to cope with summer drought by 'deleting old emails' in absurd Government plea

The government has issued a bizarre plea for the public to delete old emails and photographs - claiming it will help the nation cope with drought caused by soaring temperatures. Reform UK’s Zia...

Their loved ones are missing at war. So these Ukrainian children spend summer together

Their loved ones are missing at war. So these Ukrainian children spend summer together3 hours agoWill VernonBBC News in UkraineBBCThe day Russia's full-scale invasion began, Dima's dad told him he...

Labour has abandoned border control in favour of political convenience

I went out with The Express on the English Channel this week on the day Labour’s migrant deal started to see for myself if it had made any difference. Within just 30 minutes of arriving off the...

German spy trial of far-right MP's former aide begins

German spy trial of far-right MP's former aide begins1 day agoBethany BellBBC News, GermanyEPA/ShutterstockThe former assistant to a leading member of Germany's far-right populist Alternative für...

German spy trial of far-right MP's former aide begins

German spy trial of far-right MP's former aide begins39 minutes agoBethany BellBBC News, GermanyEPA/ShutterstockThe former assistant to a leading member of Germany's far-right populist Alternative...

Donald Trump branded 'golf cheat' after 'illegal' move during round

Donald Trump has been branded a "bloody golf cheat" by an incensed sports journalist following the emergence of footage showing a caddie dropping the ball and the US President dragging it into a...

I was in the room for Nigel Farage's announcement - and I noticed one big change

I’ve followed Nigel Farage’s career since I was a humble politics student in 2013. The following ten years Mr Farage appeared to be more or less the same character. But at today’s crime press...

China 'floods UK universities with spies' as lecturer told ‘we’re watching you’

University staff and students in the UK claim to have been subject to surveillance from China. An alarming new report by the UK-China Transparency (UKCT) think tank says academics and pupils of...

UK could face expensive climate lawsuits for past pollution after landmark UN court ruling

Britain could soon be in the firing line for international climate lawsuits after a major legal opinion from the UN’s top court cleared the way for countries to be held accountable over their...

Labour voters elected Keir Starmer at worst possible time – here's the proof

There is never a good time to elect a Labour government. There are only slightly less bad times. Like 1997 for example. We could just about afford Labour then, because the economy was absolutely...