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SK Hynix rides the AI memory boom as chip rally shows little sign of cooling
Dan Jukes suspension deepens pressure on Nigel Farage as Reform UK funding scandal tests party credibility
Tencent-backed studio presses ahead with global launch plans, signalling a wider push beyond China
James Orr suspension deepens Reform UK funding crisis and sharpens scrutiny of Nigel Farage
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Local politics
15 days ago
Ministers back move to outlaw child-like sexual abuse dolls as Parliament tests scope of new criminal offence
A private member’s bill backed by the Home Office would create a specific offence for making, selling or owning child-like sexual abuse dolls, as ministers seek to turn a moral consensus into enforceable law.
Local politics
16 days ago
Private Members’ Bills return to the Commons, exposing the backbench battles shaping a new parliamentary session
The Commons’ first Private Members’ Bill Friday of the new session has opened an early window onto backbench priorities, from family policy to Northern Ireland legacy law and child protection.
Mitsotakis offers tax cuts in Thessaloniki as mass protests expose Greece’s cost-of-living fault line
Greece’s prime minister has offered tax relief and higher pay, but mass protests in Thessaloniki show that many voters still judge the economy by prices, rents and purchasing power rather than headline growth.
Local persons
15 days ago
15 days ago
Dan Jukes suspension deepens pressure on Nigel Farage as Reform UK funding scandal tests party credibility
Aide Dan Jukes’s suspension has turned a donations row into a wider test of Nigel Farage’s judgement, Reform UK’s donor controls and the credibility of an insurgent political force with growing influence over Britain’s economic debate.
Local persons
Nigel Farage under renewed pressure as Reform UK donation sting deepens questions over money, control and credibility
A donations controversy has turned Reform UK’s conference into a wider test of Nigel Farage’s authority, the party’s internal controls and its claim to be a credible force in British economic politics.
Global persons
Dobrindt’s five-nation push for offshore migrant return hubs sharpens Europe’s political and economic fault lines
Alexander Dobrindt’s Copenhagen initiative shows how migration control has become a defining contest over state capacity, fiscal pressure and political legitimacy across Europe.
Global persons
Kaja Kallas’s Wicklow diplomacy underlines how EU foreign policy is becoming a business issue for Britain
An informal EU foreign ministers’ meeting in Wicklow offers a revealing glimpse of how Kaja Kallas’s diplomacy could shape sanctions, defence spending and commercial risk for Britain.
Local politics
Private Members’ Bills return to the Commons, exposing the backbench battles shaping a new parliamentary session
The Commons’ first Private Members’ Bill Friday of the new session has opened an early window onto backbench priorities, from family policy to Northern Ireland legacy law and child protection.
Global persons
Keir Starmer’s exit from Parliament closes one chapter in British politics — and opens questions for trade, defence and influence
The former prime minister’s decision to quit Parliament points to a new international role — and raises fresh questions about influence, trade and technology in post-Starmer Britain.