UK PM Rishi Sunak is facing a Tory revolt over plans to criminalise homelessness in a key crime bill this year. The prime minister risks a backbench rebellion when MPs vote on plans to give police the power to fine or move 'nuisance' rough sleepers

UK PM Rishi Sunak faces Tory rebellion over plans to criminalise homelessness

More bad news for the UK's conservative party as a new poll that suggests that the Rishi Sunak-led party is on course for its worst election defeat ever. Watch to know more.

UK: Poll suggests conservatives set for worst election results

Reform UK is more popular than at any point in its history, according to opinion polling, which shows 14 per cent of Britons would vote for the party if the general election was held now.

Will Nigel Farage's party challenge Tories?

Labour party has claimed that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak simply believes he's on the way out because of his choice to bestow a 'knighthood' to&nbsp;a businessman and former Egyptian government minister who gave £5 million to the Conservative party.

Along with a number of Conservative MPs, Mohamed Mansour—who held the position of senior treasurer for the Tory party for just over a year—was among the unanticipated beneficiaries of awards that were revealed late on Thursday (March 28).

While the citation for Mansour said the knighthood was for business, charity and political service, Anneliese Dodds, the Labour chair, said it appeared clearly tied to his donation to the Tories.

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She told Sky News that this appeared to be the behaviour of either a very arrogant prime minister who simply doesn't give a damn about what the public thinks, or someone who is essentially demob happy and doesn't think he's going to stay in that position. “Really, I think the public are going to be quite shocked by this news today.

I believe Rishi Sunak has some important questions to answer once more today. And like I said, it tends to suggest that he doesn't give a damn about what the public thinks, or that he just thinks he's going to leave his position as prime minister soon, in which case he doesn't need to worry about this anymore.

"Labor has made it clear that we think those who have contributed to our public life should be recognised with honors," she&nbsp;stated.

"Someone who has contributed a significant amount to a political party shouldn't automatically be given preference or be rewarded in that way. Some people are philanthropists, and they donate to a wide variety of causes. However, this is special because we are discussing the Conservative Party's largest-ever donor at the moment,"&nbsp;Anneliese further said.

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At £5 million, Mansour's donation to the party is the largest yet. Frank Hester, a businessman, reportedly pledged an additional £5 million and donated £10 million since then.

When it became known that one of Mansour's family businesses was still in operation in Russia following the invasion of Ukraine, the opposition demanded last year that Sunak return the donation.

Along with Mansour, the founder of DeepMind, Demis Hassabis, and the pair behind the films, Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas, also received knighthoods. Ted Sarandos, an American businessman and co-chief executive of Netflix, received an honorary knighthood.

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Philip Davies, a backbench MP, and Mark Spencer, a former senior whip under Johnson, were also knighted, and Harriett Baldwin, the chair of the Treasury committee, and former minister Tracey Crouch were made dame.

The decision to present a number of honours prior to the Easter break could reignite rumors that Sunak is considering holding a summer election.

(With inputs from agencies)

Labour party has claimed that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak simply believes he's on the way out because of his choice to bestow a 'knighthood' to a businessman and former Egyptian government minister who gave £5 million to the Conservative party.

Labour party has claimed that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak simply believes he's on the way out because of his choice to bestow a 'knighthood' to a businessman and former Egyptian government minister who gave £5 million to the Conservative party. Along with a number of Conservative MPs, Mohamed Mansour—who held the position of senior treasurer for the Tory party for just over a year—was among the unanticipated beneficiaries of awards that were revealed late on Thursday (March 28). While the citation for Mansour said the knighthood was for business, charity and political service, Anneliese Dodds, the Labour chair, said it appeared clearly tied to his donation to the Tories. Also read: Rishi Sunak opens up on racism, says parents wanted him to speak She told Sky News that this appeared to be the behaviour of either a very arrogant prime minister who simply doesn't give a damn about what the public thinks, or someone who is essentially demob happy and doesn't think he's going to stay in that position. “Really, I think the public are going to be quite shocked by this news today. I believe Rishi Sunak has some important questions to answer once more today. And like I said, it tends to suggest that he doesn't give a damn about what the public thinks, or that he just thinks he's going to leave his position as prime minister soon, in which case he doesn't need to worry about this anymore. "Labor has made it clear that we think those who have contributed to our public life should be recognised with honors," she stated. "Someone who has contributed a significant amount to a political party shouldn't automatically be given preference or be rewarded in that way. Some people are philanthropists, and they donate to a wide variety of causes. However, this is special because we are discussing the Conservative Party's largest-ever donor at the moment," Anneliese further said. Also read: Sunak popular as PM in just four seats across UK At £5 million, Mansour's donation to the party is the largest yet. Frank Hester, a businessman, reportedly pledged an additional £5 million and donated £10 million since then. When it became known that one of Mansour's family businesses was still in operation in Russia following the invasion of Ukraine, the opposition demanded last year that Sunak return the donation. Along with Mansour, the founder of DeepMind, Demis Hassabis, and the pair behind the films, Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas, also received knighthoods. Ted Sarandos, an American businessman and co-chief executive of Netflix, received an honorary knighthood. Also read: What is Rishi's 'raw deal'? Labour party attacks Sunak Philip Davies, a backbench MP, and Mark Spencer, a former senior whip under Johnson, were also knighted, and Harriett Baldwin, the chair of the Treasury committee, and former minister Tracey Crouch were made dame. The decision to present a number of honours prior to the Easter break could reignite rumors that Sunak is considering holding a summer election. (With inputs from agencies)

Tory donor's Knighthood indicates Rishi Sunak's exit, says Labour party

Reform UK ahead of Tories among working class

Lawmakers in the United Kingdom have called for a much greater pace of investments into defense spending additionally they warned that the military needs more money for ammunition and anti-missile systems. Watch in for more details!

UK: Pressure mounts on PM Rishi Sunak to increase Defence spending

Rishi Sunak is facing yet another roadblock, the number of migrants arriving in the UK in the first 3 months of 2024 has hit a record high. Over 4,600 Asylum Seekers arrived in the UK on small boats by the 26th of March. Watch the video to know more!

UK: Record number of migrants crossed over into UK in 2024, trouble mounts for Rishi Sunak

UK: Migrant crossings at record high, trouble mounts for Rishi Sunak

UK: Trouble mounts for Rishi Sunak's cabinet, migrant crossings at record-high

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has insisted "the economy is turning a corner" as he urged mutinous Tory MPs to "stick to the plan" amid reports of a plot to oust him before the election.

UK fragile economy spells bad news for Rishi Sunak, weakest since 2019

Two ministers submitted their resignations Tuesday in a blow to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, forcing him to appoint new names in a mini-reshuffle. Watch in for more details!

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UK: Two ministers resign, forcing Rishi Sunak into Cabinet reshuffle

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces another special election after a Conservative lawmaker resigned over a lobbying scandal, threatening a fresh flash-point over his leadership ahead of a general election expected later this year.

Rishi Sunak facing another by-election as lobbying sting MP Scott Benton quits

UK: Rishi Sunak facing another by-election as lobbying sting MP Scott Benton quits

UK's nuclear energy sector is all set to get a makeover, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak likely to announce plans to increase the nuclear workforce. The UK government will invest about $250 million to ensure that the northern England town of Barrow-in-furness remains a major nuclear submarine-building hub. Watch to know more!

UK: Govt to invest $252 million in major nuclear submarine hub

Former British Conservative Party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith urged the government on Monday (Mar 25)&nbsp;to classify China as "a threat." Duncan Smith, along with two other lawmakers, informed reporters at a press briefing that they have faced harassment, impersonation, and attempted hacking from China for a period of time.

Duncan Smith cited an instance where hackers impersonating him used&nbsp;fraudulent email addresses to correspond with his contacts. These politicians are affiliated with the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China, an international advocacy group dedicated to opposing Beijing's expanding influence and highlighting purported human rights violations by the Chinese government.

The United Kingdom (UK) is all set to give details of a cyber security threat that it says is posed by China. British Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden is due to make a statement on the issue to parliament, a government official told the news agency Reuters. The official declined to confirm whether Deputy Prime Minister Dowden would announce reprisals including sanctions.

The expected development comes as there have been growing fears about China’s alleged espionage activity in the UK, especially when a researcher at the British Parliament was arrested last year on suspicion of spying for China.&nbsp;

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The researcher, who was involved in international affairs issues, had access to several Conservative MPs, a report by the Sunday Times said. The researcher had access to security minister Tom Tugendhat and foreign affairs committee chairwoman Alicia Kearns, among others, the report added.

Ahead of Dowden's statement in Parliament, British media reported that the government is expected to blame Beijing for a hack on the country's Electoral Commission in 2021.&nbsp;

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In 2023, the government said that Chinese spies were targeting British officials in sensitive positions in politics, defence, and business as part of an increasingly sophisticated spying operation to gain access to secrets.

Meanwhile, the Chinese embassy in the UK accused London of "making groundless accusations" when the head of MI5 accused China of carrying out an espionage campaign on an "epic scale."

(With inputs from agencies)

Former British Conservative Party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith urged the government on Monday (Mar 25) to classify China as "a threat." Duncan Smith, along with two other lawmakers, informed reporters at a press briefing that they have faced harassment, impersonation, and attempted hacking from China for a period of time.

Former British Conservative Party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith urged the government on Monday (Mar 25) to classify China as "a threat." Duncan Smith, along with two other lawmakers, informed reporters at a press briefing that they have faced harassment, impersonation, and attempted hacking from China for a period of time. Duncan Smith cited an instance where hackers impersonating him used fraudulent email addresses to correspond with his contacts. These politicians are affiliated with the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China, an international advocacy group dedicated to opposing Beijing's expanding influence and highlighting purported human rights violations by the Chinese government. The United Kingdom (UK) is all set to give details of a cyber security threat that it says is posed by China. British Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden is due to make a statement on the issue to parliament, a government official told the news agency Reuters. The official declined to confirm whether Deputy Prime Minister Dowden would announce reprisals including sanctions. The expected development comes as there have been growing fears about China’s alleged espionage activity in the UK, especially when a researcher at the British Parliament was arrested last year on suspicion of spying for China. Also read | UK's defence ministry urged to ban TikTok amid fears of Chinese espionage: Report The researcher, who was involved in international affairs issues, had access to several Conservative MPs, a report by the Sunday Times said. The researcher had access to security minister Tom Tugendhat and foreign affairs committee chairwoman Alicia Kearns, among others, the report added. Ahead of Dowden's statement in Parliament, British media reported that the government is expected to blame Beijing for a hack on the country's Electoral Commission in 2021. Also watch | Sixth member of 'Russian spy ring' in Britain is charged with espionage × In 2023, the government said that Chinese spies were targeting British officials in sensitive positions in politics, defence, and business as part of an increasingly sophisticated spying operation to gain access to secrets. Meanwhile, the Chinese embassy in the UK accused London of "making groundless accusations" when the head of MI5 accused China of carrying out an espionage campaign on an "epic scale." (With inputs from agencies)

UK to give details of cyber security threat it says is posed by China

The bright red cross on a white background that is England's national flag should not be messed with, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Friday (March 22), after Nike's blue and purple alteration to the design on soccer shirts left many fans angry.

Nike, which designs and makes the kit for England's national soccer teams, unveiled its new design this week which it said paid homage to the country's 1966 World Cup-winning men's team.

It features the St. George's Cross, a national symbol for centuries, in shades of blue and purple as well as red on the back of the shirt collar. Nike called the change a "playful update" that was meant to "unite and inspire."

But the move has spurred calls from many soccer fans to scrap the new design, saying they want a return to the traditional colours of the cross rather than the new flag which Nike has said "disrupts history with a modern take on a classic".

With an election expected in Britain this year, in which cultural issues are likely to feature prominently, politicians from across the spectrum have weighed in on the debate.

"Well, obviously, I prefer the original," Sunak told reporters. "My general view is that when it comes to our

national flags, we shouldn't mess with them, because they're a source of pride, identity, who we are, and they're perfect as they are."

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Opposition Labour Party leader Keir Starmer told The Sun newspaper that Nike should reconsider the design.

Nike did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday.

"The trim on the cuffs takes its cues from the training gear worn by England's 1966 heroes, with a gradient of blues and reds topped with purple," a spokesperson for the U.S. sportswear giant told media this week. "The same colours also feature an interpretation of the flag of St George."

A user on social media site X posted what they called a playful update to Nike's swoosh logo with a picture of three black stripes - the logo of rival Adidas.

The bright red cross on a white background that is England's national flag should not be messed with, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Friday (March 22), after Nike's blue and purple alteration to the design on soccer shirts left many fans angry.

The bright red cross on a white background that is England's national flag should not be messed with, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Friday (March 22), after Nike's blue and purple alteration to the design on soccer shirts left many fans angry. Nike, which designs and makes the kit for England's national soccer teams, unveiled its new design this week which it said paid homage to the country's 1966 World Cup-winning men's team. It features the St. George's Cross, a national symbol for centuries, in shades of blue and purple as well as red on the back of the shirt collar. Nike called the change a "playful update" that was meant to "unite and inspire." But the move has spurred calls from many soccer fans to scrap the new design, saying they want a return to the traditional colours of the cross rather than the new flag which Nike has said "disrupts history with a modern take on a classic". With an election expected in Britain this year, in which cultural issues are likely to feature prominently, politicians from across the spectrum have weighed in on the debate. "Well, obviously, I prefer the original," Sunak told reporters. "My general view is that when it comes to our national flags, we shouldn't mess with them, because they're a source of pride, identity, who we are, and they're perfect as they are." ALSO READ | IPL 2024: We were always little bit behind - RCB skipper Faf du Plessis reflects on opening day defeat to CSK Opposition Labour Party leader Keir Starmer told The Sun newspaper that Nike should reconsider the design. Nike did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday. "The trim on the cuffs takes its cues from the training gear worn by England's 1966 heroes, with a gradient of blues and reds topped with purple," a spokesperson for the U.S. sportswear giant told media this week. "The same colours also feature an interpretation of the flag of St George." A user on social media site X posted what they called a playful update to Nike's swoosh logo with a picture of three black stripes - the logo of rival Adidas.

Football: Don't mess with the England flag, says PM Rishi Sunak as kit gets update

The UK PM Rishi Sunak plan to deport assylum seekers to Rwanda has faced further delay. The people in the House of Lords voted against a number of changes to the legislation.

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UK: Lawmakers reject all seven Rwanda bill amendments, sent back to House of Commons

Rishi Sunak is to introduce a bill in the parliament to fulfill his promise to phase out smoking amongst young people by banning tobacco sales for people below a certain age.

UK to introduce bill to phase out smoking

Former US President Barack Obama on Monday (Mar 18) paid a ‘courtesy visit’ to 10 Downing Street, the UK Prime Minister’s official residence. As per reports, it was an ‘undisclosed private’ meeting, where the duo discussed artificial intelligence. Later, a spokesperson for PM Sunak said Obama “is conducting work of the Obama Foundation.”

The spokesman added: “I think President Obama’s team made contact and obviously the Prime Minister was very happy to meet with him and discuss the work of the Obama Foundation.” The Barack Obama Foundation is a nonprofit organisation ‘focused on social mobility’ and was founded by the former president in 2014.

Obama was seen entering Number 10 as he waved at the reporters outside, and left about an hour later.

<h2>MAGA theories</h2>

Following the meeting, Make America Great Again or MAGA supporters, believed to be loyalists of former president Donald Trump, made speculations regarding why Obama was meeting foreign leaders.

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Laura Loomer, a popular Trump supporter and conservative journalist, took to X and asked, "Why is Obama having private meetings with world leaders?"

Another user, TheThe1776, claimed the meeting made clear that the current Biden administration was in fact Obama’s ‘third term.’ "Obama meeting officials in a Private meeting should tell everyone that this is Obama's third term and Biden is his puppet/scapegoat," the post said.

<h2>Michelle Obama</h2>

Obama’s private meeting with the UK PM comes amid speculations that his wife Michelle Obama may run for president in the wake of heightened concerns about Joe Biden’s age.

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But the former first lady has so far refrained from announcing it formally. Her office in fact denied the speculations lately.

<h2>Obama’s last trip to UK</h2>

Obama occupied the White House from 2009 to 2017 before he was succeeded by Republican Donald Trump. His last visit to Number 10 came in April 2016, when David Cameron was the UK’s PM. Obama had then warned the UK government against abandoning the European Union ahead of BREXIT calls, saying the move could force Washington DC to put trade deal negotiations on hold.

(With inputs from agencies)

Former US President Barack Obama on Monday (Mar 18) paid a ‘courtesy visit’ to 10 Downing Street, the UK Prime Minister’s official residence. As per reports, it was an ‘undisclosed private’ meeting, where the duo discussed artificial intelligence.

Former US President Barack Obama on Monday (Mar 18) paid a ‘courtesy visit’ to 10 Downing Street, the UK Prime Minister’s official residence. As per reports, it was an ‘undisclosed private’ meeting, where the duo discussed artificial intelligence. Later, a spokesperson for PM Sunak said Obama “is conducting work of the Obama Foundation.” The spokesman added: “I think President Obama’s team made contact and obviously the Prime Minister was very happy to meet with him and discuss the work of the Obama Foundation.” The Barack Obama Foundation is a nonprofit organisation ‘focused on social mobility’ and was founded by the former president in 2014. Obama was seen entering Number 10 as he waved at the reporters outside, and left about an hour later. MAGA theories Following the meeting, Make America Great Again or MAGA supporters, believed to be loyalists of former president Donald Trump, made speculations regarding why Obama was meeting foreign leaders. Watch: Joe Biden's age a long-standing concern among voters × Laura Loomer, a popular Trump supporter and conservative journalist, took to X and asked, "Why is Obama having private meetings with world leaders?" Another user, TheThe1776, claimed the meeting made clear that the current Biden administration was in fact Obama’s ‘third term.’ "Obama meeting officials in a Private meeting should tell everyone that this is Obama's third term and Biden is his puppet/scapegoat," the post said. Michelle Obama Obama’s private meeting with the UK PM comes amid speculations that his wife Michelle Obama may run for president in the wake of heightened concerns about Joe Biden’s age. Also read: 'Bombed 7 Muslim-majority countries': Finance minister Sitharaman hits back at Barack Obama But the former first lady has so far refrained from announcing it formally. Her office in fact denied the speculations lately. Obama’s last trip to UK Obama occupied the White House from 2009 to 2017 before he was succeeded by Republican Donald Trump. His last visit to Number 10 came in April 2016, when David Cameron was the UK’s PM. Obama had then warned the UK government against abandoning the European Union ahead of BREXIT calls, saying the move could force Washington DC to put trade deal negotiations on hold. (With inputs from agencies)

Obama’s ‘private’ meeting with UK PM Sunak sparks various speculations

British PM Rishi Sunak has said that United Kingdom will hopefully begin deporting Asylum Seekers to Rwanda in the spring season. This was the real timeline for Rishi Sunak's Asylum scheme which is currently being debated in Parliament. Watch to know more!

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