Labour ex-defence minister Al Carns ‘deeply concerned’ about Troubles legacy law Mr Carns warned that the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill ‘deals the best possible hand to our adversaries’. Evening Standard · Oct 19
Soft power sell-off: anger as British Council announces sale of historic Madrid building Backlash grows among European staff against radical cuts to pay off Covid-era debt, with some accusing council of ‘colonial attitude’ The Guardian - UK · May 22
Troubled New Zealand wildlife park euthanizes two lions, fate of five more unclear Members of the public have pleaded for a reprieve for the remaining lions, while former staff members hope the sanctuary will reconsider putting them down The Guardian - AU · Nov 6, 2025
Trump's Push to 'Supercharge' Denaturalizations Could Deter Residents from Seeking Naturalization Altogether Denaturalization efforts and stricter immigration policies could reshape family sponsorships, jobs, and economic growth, experts warn of lasting impacts. Latin Times · Nov 24, 2024
Trump's tariffs seen delivering a repeat blow to US farm exports - Roll Call A trade war in the second Trump administration could again bring a steep drop in U.S. corn and soybean exports to China. Roll Call · Nov 14, 2024
How Did Immigration Politics Get So Toxic? Changing migration patterns, outdated policy tools, and growing presidential power made it inevitable. Reason · Oct 12, 2024
The fast-growing invasive seaweed choking New Zealand’s coastline The country is grappling with the rapidly spreading seaweed as it marches along parts of New Zealand’s coast. The Guardian - AU · Nov 23, 2023
Energy bill discount text scam warning Heartless con artists are trying to take advantage of families Wales Online · Sep 30, 2022
Liz Truss secures backing of 11 Tory whips in fresh blow for Rishi Sunak The foreign secretary still holds a clear lead ahead of Rishi Sunak in Tory membership polls Evening Standard · Aug 16, 2022
Partygate BYOB chief 'Party Marty' could become ambassador to booze-free Saudi Arabia Boris Johnson's former principal private secretary Martin Reynolds left his role as one of No10's most senior officials in February, amid an exodus of staff as Partygate rocked Westminster Daily Mirror · May 18, 2022
The Northern Ireland protocol is said to be a blight on regional economy. That’s just not true After an initial shock to businesses, manufacturing jobs are growing four times faster here than the UK average The Guardian - UK · May 15, 2022
Car breakdowns: drivers switched between trucks in hours-long ordeals The arrival of a rescue vehicle is a welcome sight for stranded drivers. But that may not be the end of your problems The Guardian - UK · May 9, 2022
Labour to bring 'clown' Tories 'back to reality' of bills crisis with aggressive ad spending Conservative backbenchers using public resources to send "nonsense" letters about fringe issues to Keir Starmer will see Labour spending on ads about the cost of living crisis facing their voters tripled Daily Mirror · Apr 9, 2022
Locked up: The criminals from Greater Manchester who were sent to jail last month The criminals handed prison sentences in February Manchester Evening News · Mar 1, 2022
Daily Record · Feb 26, 2022 Police launch appeal to trace boy, 12, missing from Paisley Stuart Anderson has not been seen since last night.
Glasgow Live · Feb 26, 2022 Urgent search launched for 12-year-old boy missing from Paisley home UPDATE: Stuart Anderson has been traced safe and well.
Daily Record · Feb 26, 2022 Urgent search for missing Scots boy last seen at Asda in Paisley Stuart Anderson was spotted at the supermarket on Linwood Road at around 9.30pm yesterday but has failed to return home to his "worried" family.
Manchester Evening News · Feb 3, 2022 Cocaine gang caught with £9,000 Rolex watch, bundles of cash and vans with secret hiding spots after Encrochat hack Tony Mendes and Stuart Anderson were both rumbled with 'secret spots' to hide drugs and wads of cash
Daily Mirror · Jan 25, 2022 Tory begs MPs to stop attacking Boris Johnson because it's 'making Putin stronger' Stuart Anderson claimed Russia was getting the 'upper hand' on negotiations every time opposition MPs questioned the Prime Minister's authority over Downing Street parties