Peter Ricketts

Clearly, domestic political pressure on him and on the Republican Party over rising economic costs is fierce

This is the first time the tapestry will be transported to and displayed in the UK

Sir Keir Starmer hosted the first roundtable with metro mayors from 11 regions across England

President Donald Trump’s assertion Thursday that the United States needs more people like King Charles III and Queen Camilla garnered mixed reactions from people, some who saw it as a dog whistle for his preferred type of immigrants, and others who saw it as an ironic joke given U.S.-U.K. history

King Charles III cracked jokes on Tuesday while visiting the White House, where he presented President Trump with a golden bell at a state dinner

During this week, the royals have been paraded around Washington and New York as symbols of the once 'special relationship' the British like to claim exists across the Atlantic

And many commentators, even critics of the monarchy, seem delighted at the spectacle

His jokes at the state banquet on Tuesday night landed well (the meal was a “very considerable improvement on the Boston Tea Party”); and at a garden party in the British embassy the DC power brokers were desperate to catch a glimpse of Britain’s king Charles III

Following fresh scrutiny over Keir Starmer’s handling of Peter Mandelson’s US ambassador appointment, Independent readers have been weighing in on the fragility of the prime minister’s position

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer voiced rare public frustration over global political pressures and sharply distanced himself from U.S. President Donald Trump’s rhetoric in comments published Thursday

FirstFT: Trump ousts US attorney-general Pam Bondi

Defence chiefs are planning to send a Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer to the Middle East to defend a UK military base in Cyprus

Fury is mounting today over the state of the Royal Navy after the Senior Service suffered the humiliation of potentially having the French do its job for them in Cyprus

Starmer hits back at Trump and insists ‘I won’t join Iran war without legal basis’

His remarks come amid mounting regional instability following the assassination of Iran’s most powerful political and religious figure

Donald Trump on Saturday appeared to link the massive attack he ordered against Iran to his persistent claims about his 2020 election loss to former president Joe Biden, in a social media post about allegations that Tehran’s government interfered in the US president elections

Democratic leaders are demanding an immediate vote on war powers legislation to restrain President Trump's massive and ongoing military campaign

Waves of Tomahawk and air-launched missiles eliminate Iranian air defenses and military sites as Trump welcomes the toppling of Khamenei’s reign

The operation began with a preemptive strike after the IDF identified several locations throughout Tehran in which senior officials of the Iranian defense establishment had gathered

However, many in Westminster still believe Sir Keir's days in Downing Street are numbered with rivals circling, the Gorton & Denton by-election looming, and the prospect of disastrous local polls in May

The Government today recommitted to introducing laws to strip Peter Mandelson of his peerage — but not until MPs have enjoyed their half-term break