Politics News

MP Kim Leadbeater says the House of Lords has 'signed its own death warrant' by delaying a bill to allow assisted dying in the UK, as terminally ill patients protest the delay.

Defense Secretary Hegseth criticizes media for focusing on trivial issues rather than enthusiastically covering U.S.-Israeli offensive against Iran, which is helping fund Russia's war in Ukraine.

The father of a US military member killed in the Iran war disputes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's claim that bereaved families urged him to 'finish the job' in the Middle East.

A charity has filed a legal challenge against a change in the law that reclassifies animal testing sites as 'key national infrastructure', restricting protest and advocacy around these facilities.

Three injured men withdrew their lawsuit against former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams over IRA attacks in the UK, according to their lawyers.

Expanded gov't support aims to help those struggling with debt make manageable repayments, as part of Debt Awareness Week initiatives.

A US Army veteran faces conspiracy charges for an ICE protest, vowing to stand trial and defend the right to peaceful demonstration.

Tenants can now expect new rights and protections from landlords, including a ban on 'no-fault' evictions. Landlords must provide important information explaining these changes.

Voters in Slovenia face a crucial election, with the centre-left coalition facing off against the populist right amid concerns over foreign influence on the vote.

Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán blocks EU loan to Ukraine, demanding repairs to Russian oil pipeline before releasing funds. Accusations of betrayal and blackmail amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.