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Category : Westminster Updates
Trump Reacts to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrest
US President Donald Trump has described the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as a 'very sad thing' for the Royal Family, while US politicians call for accountability over Trump's Epstein links.
BBC Viewers Slam Dimbleby's Comments on Royal Arrest
BBC viewers have strongly criticized Jonathan Dimbleby's remarks about Prince Andrew's arrest, calling them 'Orwellian' and 'indefensible' on social media.
King Charles on Brother Andrew's Arrest: Law Must Take Its Course
King Charles expresses deepest concern after his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor becomes the first senior modern royal arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
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King Charles Statement on Brother Andrew's Arrest
King Charles has released a formal statement following the arrest of his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The monarch emphasized that the law must take its course.
King Charles Supports Police in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Probe
King Charles has expressed profound concern over allegations against his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, stating Buckingham Palace stands ready to assist police if approached. The former prince was arrested by Thames Valley Police on suspicion of misc
New £589 Passport Rule for Dual Nationals from Wednesday
Dual British nationals must use a British passport or pay £589 for a certificate to enter the UK from February 25, with travel experts warning of potential boarding denials.
UK Couple Gets 10-Year Sentence in Iran on Espionage Charges
Lindsay and Craig Foreman from East Sussex were arrested during a global motorcycle trip. Their son reveals a three-hour trial with no evidence led to the harsh sentence.
Trump Slams Starmer Over Chagos Deal, Warns on Wokeism
Former US President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, accusing him of 'losing control' of the Chagos Islands and warning Britain to 'remain strong' against 'Wokeism'.
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UK Passport Rule Change Called 'Disgusting' by Expats
British dual nationals must now use UK passports or digital certificates to enter the country, with many calling the February 25 rule change unfair and costly.
UK Dual Nationals Must Show British Passport from February 25
Dual British citizens face entry denial to the UK from February 25, 2026, unless they present a valid British passport or pay £589 for a certificate of entitlement.
Trump's $10bn BBC Lawsuit Trial Date Set for 2027
A Florida judge has scheduled the trial for Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC to begin in February 2027, regarding a 2024 Panorama episode.
General Election Petition Milestone Reached
An online petition demanding a General Election has surpassed 188,000 signatures, triggering a government response. The petition accuses Labour of implementing policies not in its manifesto.
Winter Fuel Payment Deadline: Claim by March 31
The DWP warns pensioners of a crucial March 31, 2026 deadline to manually claim Winter Fuel Payments. Those not receiving State Pension automatically must apply to secure up to £300 for heating costs.
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Chelmsford WASPI Women Demand Justice Over Pension Age
MP Marie Goldman meets Chelmsford women affected by state pension age changes, hearing powerful stories of financial hardship and campaigning for compensation.
Starmer's Communications Chief Quits in Second Blow
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faces another resignation as his director of communications steps down, following the departure of his chief of staff within 24 hours.
Waleses Speak on Epstein Case as Prince William Begins Saudi Trip
Kensington Palace confirms the Prince and Princess of Wales are deeply concerned by ongoing Epstein revelations, focusing on victims as William undertakes key diplomatic mission.
William and Kate Break Silence on Epstein Scandal
The Prince and Princess of Wales have spoken out for the first time, expressing deep concern over the ongoing revelations in the Epstein files, while focusing on the victims.
BBC Licence Fee Now More Expensive Than Netflix or Disney+
The BBC TV licence fee will increase to £180 annually from April 2026, making it more costly than popular streaming services like Netflix and Disney+.
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Sarah Ferguson 'Madly in Love' with Epstein, Claims Author
Royal author Andrew Lownie alleges Sarah Ferguson was romantically involved with Jeffrey Epstein, citing emails and sources close to the disgraced financier's circle.
McSweeney Resigns as Starmer's Chief of Staff
Morgan McSweeney has resigned as Keir Starmer's chief of staff following internal disputes over briefings involving Wes Streeting and leadership plots.
TV Licensing Statement on £1,000 Fines and Letter Concerns
TV Licensing has issued a detailed statement about potential £1,000 fines for non-payment, addressing MP concerns over 'threatening' letters sent to households.
TV Licence Fee Rises to £180 in April: New Rules Announced
The annual TV licence fee will increase by £5.50 to £180 from April 2026, with new iPlayer enforcement measures. Free licences remain for eligible over-75s and discounts for care homes and blind residents.
GMB Paused for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Update
ITV's Good Morning Britain paused its regular programming today for a significant update regarding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, following his name appearing in newly released Epstein documents from US authorities.
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TV Licence Fee: £60.50 for Black & White, £180 for Colour
The BBC TV Licence fee sees contrasting changes: black and white licences drop to £60.50 annually while colour licences rise to £180 for 2026/27, with further inflation-linked increases planned.
BBC TV Licence Fee Rises to £180 from April
The annual BBC TV licence fee will increase to £180 from April 1st, a £5.50 rise. This adjustment aligns with inflation and supports the ongoing Charter Review.
Labour Revolt Over Mandelson Scandal Forces Starmer Climbdown
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a major Labour backbench revolt after revelations about Lord Mandelson's Epstein ties, forcing a climbdown on document transparency.
Wales Plans New Water Regulator to Replace Ofwat
The Welsh Government has published ambitious plans to establish a dedicated Welsh water regulator, requiring UK Government approval and legislative changes to address sewage scandals and environmental concerns.
Reform UK Branded Racist Over Benefit Cap Policy
Reform UK faces accusations of racism over its policy to lift the two-child benefit cap only for British-born working families, sparking heated parliamentary debate about discrimination and work incentives.
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DWP Transfers AA and DLA to Scotland with New Rules
The Department for Work and Pensions announces new regulations for Attendance Allowance and Disability Living Allowance from spring, transferring responsibility to the Scottish Government.
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