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White House releases transcript of Trump’s phonecall with Ukrainian president

The White House has released the transcript from a phone call where it is alleged US president Donald Trump put pressure on his Ukrainian...

Boris Johnson vows to press on with Brexit after Supreme Court bombshell

Boris Johnson has vowed to press on with his plans for Brexit despite a devastating ruling by Britain’s highest court that his suspension of...

‘I strongly disagree with what the justices have found’ – Boris Johnson reacts to UK Supreme Court ruling

Boris Johnson has said that he “strongly disagrees” with the Supreme Court ruling but that Parliament “will come back”. Speaking in New York, the British...

French train strike aimed at Macron’s pension overhaul

Trains have been disrupted and dozens of demonstrations were held across France as unions called a strike over President Emmanuel Macron’s proposed overhaul of...

Longest parliamentary session in UK history resumes on Wednesday

The longest parliamentary session in the history of the United Kingdom resumes on Wednesday, when MPs return to Westminster sooner than expected. The session had...

Sturgeon demands Johnson’s resignation after Supreme Court ruling

Nicola Sturgeon has demanded Boris Johnson resign as British Prime Minister after judges at the UK’s highest court unanimously ruled his decision to suspend...

Gina Miller: The campaigner at the forefront of key Brexit legal battle

Investment fund manager Gina Miller came to prominence three years ago as the woman who led the campaign against triggering Brexit without Parliamentary approval. In...

British Parliament must decide next steps after Supreme Court rules prorogation unlawful

The UK’s highest court has said it is for Parliament to decide what happens next after it declared the five-week prorogation unlawful. A panel of...

Supreme Court to rule on suspension of UK Parliament: What you need to know

Boris Johnson’s anxious wait as the UK’s highest court considers whether he acted unlawfully by suspending Parliament for five weeks in the face of...

Johnson ‘not nervous’ as Supreme Court prepares to rule on Parliament suspension

The UK’s highest court will give its historic ruling today over the legality of the five-week suspension of Parliament. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who...

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