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Why King Charles and the Royal Family Won't Vote in the U.K. Election
People via Yahoo News UK· 3 days agoRobert Blackburn, a professor of constitutional law at King’s College London, recently explained...
Labour Won a U.K. Landslide. Why Doesn’t It Feel Like That?
New York Times· 10 hours agoKeir Starmer’s party won a huge majority in parliament. Britain’s voters handed the Labour Party a...
Keir Starmer names Reeves as chancellor and Rayner as deputy PM
Euronews via Yahoo News UK· 16 hours agoKeir Starmer names his new cabinet, with Reeves as chancellor and Rayner as deputy PM. In the next...
UK joke candidates add humour to election campaign
AFP via Yahoo News UK· 4 days agoEvery general election, the UK sees a handful of novelty candidates who often succeed in blurring the lines between politics and satire."There's aspects...
Russia wants to confront NATO but dares not fight it on the battlefield – so it’s waging a hybrid...
CNN via Yahoo News UK· 6 days agoWhen someone tried – and failed – to burn down a bus garage in Prague earlier this month, the...
General election 2024: Join our event examining the rise of Reform and Labour’s landslide victory
The Independent via Yahoo News UK· 22 hours agoVIRTUAL EVENTS SERIES: Our expert panel will be analysing the major election triumphs, biggest...
The UK election winner only becomes prime minister when King Charles III says so
Associated Press via Yahoo News UK· 23 hours agoThe Labour Party has won Britain’s general election, bringing a new party to power for the first...
Tim Spector launches new super supplement which costs £2.25 a day
Wales Online via Yahoo News UK· 2 days agoTim Spector, a professor of genetic epidemiology at King's College London and the founder of the Zoe...
Five Churches Festival to return following huge success
EDP24 - Eastern Daily Press· 2 days agoThe renowned Five Churches Festival, following its previous triumph, is all set to return.
Mary Beard: ‘Nigel Farage is today’s Julius Caesar’
Daily Telegraph· 6 days agoPopulism has always been fuelled by ‘dissatisfaction and discontent’, says the classical historian