Suella Braverman faces criticism for neglecting the protection of LGBTQ+ asylum seekers and promising that the deportation flights to Rwanda will go ahead.
Musk live-streamed his visit to the US-Mexico border to give people an idea of the "real situation".
Labour leader Keir Starmer said the challenges around the world "are too great" and that the "important, special relationship" between the UK and the US must be maintained.
Rishi Sunak has been accused of scrapping fake taxes amid accusations of Suella Braverman of using her controversial asylum bills to attract a larger right-wing following.
Scotland is due to allow supervised use of injectable drugs under medical supervision, in a move to tackle skyrocketing drug-related deaths.
The 23-year-old private crossed into North Korean territory from South Korea on July 18.
The Karabakh Army agreed to surrender after Azerbaijan launched a 24-hour "anti-terror" military offensive. As a result, ethnic Armenians are fleeing the region.
As many as 28,000 people have been forced to flee the region due to horrific violence.
Poland's education minister, in a statement issued on Tuesday, said that he has "taken steps" to seek the extradition of Hunka.
Arguing for refugee law reform, Home Secretary Suella Braverman said that an asylum system whereby "simply being gay, or a woman, and fearful of discrimination in your country of origin, is sufficient to qualify for protection" is unsustainable.
Over the past 10 months, the National Health Service (NHS) in England has been grappling with a series of strikes by consultants and junior doctors, which have caused significant disruptions to patient care.
Their surveillance activities are alleged to have apparently been for the purpose of assisting Russia to conduct hostile action against the targets.
Hints that a key segment of the HS2 rail line may be scrapped have met with considerable anger on both sides of the aisle and from the business community.
The MoU, signed today in Seattle, marks the latest step in the UK's strategy to enhance economic ties with the United States at the state level and strengthen the aerospace sector.
The East End has become swamped with bin bags after Unite union workers increased their strike for better pay to conquer the current cost-of-living crisis.
Following a documentary that saw four women accuse Russell Brand of emotional abuse, sexual assault and rape, the Met Police have opened a criminal investigation.
Democratic Party leader, Hillary Clinton, believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin will "again" interfere in the upcoming elections.
Both President Zelensky and Prime Minister Trudeau have been criticised for welcoming ex-Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka with a standing ovation and round of applause in Canada's parliament building.
The former US President praised the PM for refusing to damage his country's economy in response to climate change, which he believes is not a real problem.
The Ministry of Defence has been forced to offer soldiers to support armed police after more than 100 officers turned in permits allowing them to carry weapons.
The entry of Isabel Peralta, a Spanish neo-Nazi banned by Germany, into the UK has been contrasted by campaigners to the government's policy on asylum seekers.
News Media Association has warned of the negative effects of Facebook News scraping in the UK as news publishers and audiences lose a critical forum of authentic information.
With Putin in support, the Moscow government have implemented a new national curriculum that sets out to provide children as young as seven with an automatic weapon and military training.
Unison members will strike across 24 council areas for three days from Tuesday in a dispute over pay, following their rejection of Cosla's recent offer.
The 18th UK-Taiwan Renewable Energy Conference reinforced the UK and Taiwan's commitment to achieving net zero by 2050, gathering 150 experts to discuss renewable energy and emerging technologies.
Britain aims to accelerate the decarbonisation of emerging economies through £160 million in climate funding for developing countries under various programmes including the Climate Mitigation Facility.
Canada's House of Commons speaker honoured a man who fought for a Nazi military unit in World War II on Friday.
With 4.2 million children living below the poverty line, Right To Food has arranged a series of marches across the UK to abolish the need for food banks.
The government plan to make the American XL Bully illegal. Owners of the breed are scared to be seen in public and the lack of education has made behaviour consultants furious.
In his speech, Prime Minister Sunak made a series of key announcements, which include a delay in the mandate for new rental properties to attain at least an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of 'C' from the original target of 2025 to 2028.