EU fury as UK agrees new trade deal with Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway
Britain has signed a post-Brexit trade deal with Iceland and Liechtenstein and Norway. Britain is Norway’s top trading partner outside the European Union (EU). Secretary
Illegal migrants win court battle
Priti Patel is once again facing calls to resign – after a High Court ruled that the decision by the Home Office to house asylum
Portugal wants answers over relegation to ‘amber status’
Portugal has questioned the UK’s decision to remove it from the travel green list from Tuesday next week. The move down to the amber list
Sunak ‘confident’ on Big Tech tax agreement
Ahead of the G7 meeting of world finance leaders – Chancellor Rishi Sunak says he is “confident” of reaching a global agreement on digital taxation.
BBC apologises to Princess Diana interview whistleblower
The whistleblower who lost his job after he tried to expose Martin Bashir’s deceitful methods used to secure his tell-all Panorama interview with Princess Diana,
Michael Gove – furlough could be extended
Michael Gove has said the UK government is “open-minded” on calls to extend furlough. Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon wants the job support scheme extended
Left wing Tory claims Muslim members were deliberately excluded from Islamophobia inquiry
A former Tory MEP has claimed that muslim members of the Conservative party were deliberately excluded from an inquiry into Islamophobia. Sajjad Karim, who was
Foreign holiday hopes dashed – and Portugal slips to amber
Hopes of a summer holiday overseas for UK travellers have faded, after no new countries were added to the UK’s green travel list – and
Wetherspoon boss denies Brexit has caused worker shortage
The boss of hospitality business JD Wetherspoon, has denied claims that his pubs have been hit by staff shortages due to Brexit. Long-time ‘Leave’ supporter
Former MI6 chief says China Covid leak evidence would have been destroyed
The former head of MI6 has said any evidence of a lab leak causing the coronavirus pandemic – “almost certainly would have been destroyed by
Alex Belfield Interview
Alex Belfield is to become the first guest on our new series, the Tousi Talks interviews. Each week, we will be interviewing an influential figure
Liz Truss’ HUGE trade victory
The International Trade Secretary, Liz Truss, has another victory for her department as nation members of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) have
SAGE Fights Boris On Roadmap
The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) continues to fight the Prime Minister on his roadmap and the 21st June deadline. As we get closer
Rotherham child abusers escape justice
The grooming gang members in Rotherham continue to avoid justice due to the flaw in the system. According to reports requested by the freedom of
End of Covid Passports
As we get closer to the 21st June deadline for the final stage of roadmap, speculations are rising on whether the government will mandate Covid