POLITICS

From June 1st onwards, businesses in the United Kingdom can sell their products in New Zealand and Australia in a more hassle-free manner as the Australia and New Zealand trade deal comes into force.

The British government must provide Boris Johnson's personal messages to the COVID-19 inquiry or face legal action. The inquiry will examine the UK's pandemic response, with Johnson set to testify.

Davies, who has represented constituency Swansea West since 2010, now facing an investigation after the allegations were made anonymously.

With the Class of 2023 set to graduate, the question of the quality of education throughout the pandemic is being questioned, with many pushing for refunds.

The Foreign and Commonweath Office call for humanitarian efforts to be doubled, along with the termination of the illicit captagon drug trade, if displaced people are to return to Syria.

In the largest expansion of childcare in the UK, maximum childcare payments from Universal Credit will rise by 47 per cent from June 28th.

Ahead of his attendance at a meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers in Oslo, Norway, British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has observed British armed forces in NATO exercises in Estonia.

Britain's economic and business pact with the US will be brought up during Minister David Rutley's trip to three states across Midwest America.

Sir Alastair Graham stressed that MPs should not be seen by the public as having special privileges.

Recognising the immense potential benefits that refugees can offer to the economy, London's businesses are moving to boost refugee employment.

The World Food Programme reported acute food insecurity is set to worsen over the coming months, with 18 hunger hotspots having been recognised as countries at the highest alert level.

The Minister of State for the Middle East, South Asia and the United Nations, Lord Ahmad, has visited India to further develop the science and technology relationship between the two powers.

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko was hospitalised in Moscow last week.

The proposed legislation includes provisions such as increased penalties for those found to be facilitating illegal migration and reforms to the asylum system.

Head of OSCE Neil Holland claims that Vladimir Putin has shown "no genuine interest in peace." UNHCR reveal that 17.6 million people from Ukraine are seeking humanitarian assistance in 2023, and troops in Kyiv gear up for a counteroffensive.

A panel of independent experts is due to be appointed to get to the bottom of the civil unrest that occured in Leicester last September.

Asylum decisions have fallen by 18 per cent since December, according to an analysis conducted by the Home Office, revealing the backlog had risen to 172,758 at the end of March.

The hospitals with infrastructures containing deteriorated concrete are set to be refurbished and upgraded by the end of the decade.

US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate Change John Kerry has appeared before the UK Defence Committee to discuss the security risks posed by the climate crisis.

This influx of migrants comes despite the government's pledge to reduce the number of student visas issued.

Stations in the north including Manchester Victoria and Salford Crescent are set to undergo transformations to ensure travellers face less hectic journeys.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has explained that Labour's NHS mission is a health mission for Britain.

There is a need for sustainable funding and the impact of high immigration rates on the healthcare system.

The alarming statistics have triggered a wider discussion among healthcare professionals and policymakers.

The UN request urgent funding for their life-saving assistance to the victims of Cyclone Mocha, which killed over 450 people, in Myanmar and Bangladesh. The appeal will also help support thousands of Rohingya people, after the storm destroyed refugee camps.

Mayor Sadiq Khan's book, "Breathe: Tackling the Climate Emergency", chronicles his long battle against the air quality of London which caused some health issues like asthma and a possible heart attack.

The UK pledges £143 million to support more than a million people in the Horn of Africa. The committed donor will provide humanitarian aid for people in Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia, who are witnessing the worst drought in 40 years.

Belgium is set to take to the international stage and spread more visibility of its innovative qualities through a fresh campaign titled, Embracing Openness.

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has articulated Britain's support for Brazil's permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council.