Man Admits To Leaving Offensive Voicemails On MP's Office Phone
The 51-year-old man pleaded guilty to three malicious communications offences directed at MP Peter Bone.
Politics
Florida Ban On Abortion After 15 Weeks Likely To Become Law
GOP-controlled statehouse moves to ban abortions after the 15 week mark, with the exception of threat to life for mother or foetus.
Sunak Urged To Cut VAT On Fuel
The average cost of a litre of petrol in the UK reached a record high of 153.50p on Thursday
What Does the Russian Take Over Of a Nuclear Power Plant Mean For Ukraine?
Russian forces have been shelling Europe's largest nuclear power plant in south east Ukraine.
Labour's Paulette Hamilton Is Birmingham's First Black MP
The by-election was triggered by the sudden death of Labour MP Jack Dromey, in January, who had held the seat since 2010.
International, London, News, Politics
Several Killed Amid Russian Attack On Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant - As It Happened
Russian forces made territorial gains in the west and south of Ukraine as NATO chooses not to enforce a no-fly zone.
European Union, International, News, Politics
Stock Markets Recover After Russia Sanctions
Analysts have said that allowing Russia access to the Swift international banking system as well as it's oil and gas exports has helped the stock markets recuperate.
Sadiq Khan Demands Seizure Of Oligarchs' Properties
It is estimated that around £1.1 billion worth of properties in London are owned by Russians accused of corruption or with link to the Kremlin
UK Airlines Are Banned from Entering Russian Airspace
This comes after Boris Johnson prohibited the Russian airline, Aeroflot, from entering or exiting UK airspace, "until further notice".
International, News, Politics, Uncategorized
The UK issues more sanctions on Russia
Prime minister Boris Johnson has announced tougher sanctions on Russia following the invasion of Ukraine