An inquiry could decide that a camera system used for monitoring mental health patients in Essex should be stopped. This could have a national impact, writes Ayshah Tull.
On the international stage, Pedro Sánchez has celebrity status, but at home, his reputation is less than gleaming. His decision to call a snap election is a huge gamble, says Georg von Harrach.
As Yemen’s fragile peace collapses, the Houthis’ expanding arsenal and grip on vital Red Sea waterways threatens to reshape ...
Brazil’s election matters - for its poor, the Amazon and the Americas. But the winner faces criminal organisations that have survived governments of left and right, writes Guillermo Galdos.
As diesel costs continue to spiral, many are holding Donald Trump responsible for the rise. Andrew Misra explores if diesel ...
Burnham pledges change Andy Burnham used his conference speech this week to pitch himself to the people and his party as the man to reset and rewire politics. Driven by the experience of losing his ...
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Even before President Xi stepped off the plane in America this week, it was clear there would be no grand AI truce between the US and China. US President Donald Trump had made it very clear that ...
For Morwenna Loughman (pictured above), like tens of thousands of rape survivors, it was a battle just to get to court. She’s waived her anonymity to speak about her experience of the justice system, ...
‘Drugs death capital of Europe’ - a tag no country wants. Yet it’s a label that’s been attached to Scotland for several years. And new figures reinforce how difficult a reputation it is to shake off.
There has perhaps been no bigger challenge to British diplomats than how to deal with Donald Trump: a US President who likes to approach foreign policy in a bombastic, swashbuckling manner, often ...
But from one day to the next, they found themselves in Monrovia, the capital of a country they had never planned to visit, let alone call home. They stand out as strangers. They don’t speak the local ...