Senior Conservative MPs on Friday issued a fresh warning to Johnson that he must “shape up or ship out”…reports Asiaan Lite News UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been rocked by another
Thursday’s announcement came as the UK’s annual consumer price index (CPI) inflation jumped to a 30-year high of 5.4 per cent in December 2021….reports Asian Lite News The Bank of England (BoE)
Secretary Liz Truss pledged £97 million of additional funds to help Afghanistan this winter…reports Asian Lite News British High Commissioner Dr Christian Turner visited the Chaman border to see at first-hand how
This week’s dialogue, the first following the agreement of our security and defence partnership in 2018, has led to refreshed plans to deepen UK engagement with the Nigerian security authorities…reports Asian Lite
It is the most comprehensive, ambitious plan of its kind that this country has ever seen and it will ensure that the government continues to rise to the challenge and deliver for
Lawmakers in Conservative Party are mulling whether to seek a no-confidence vote in the leader who won them a big parliamentary majority just over two years ago, reports Asian Lite News Four
The judge is overseeing the so-called “consistory court” session, independent civil proceedings that are to include the questioning of expert witnesses…reports Asian Lite News A university college in the United Kingdom has
Surveys conducted by Conservative Home website put Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Foreign Secretary Liz Truss on top of the list to replace Mr Johnson as prime minister … reports LDD Newsdesk Prime
He also accused London of “hypocrisy” in its immigration approach, due to 1980s-style economic policies that accept low-pay workers following illegal entry…reports Asian Lite News Interior minister Priti Patel hit back on
Johnson faced multiple questions from opposition MPs at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday over fresh allegations of parties during the coronavirus lockdown…reports Asian Lite News Boris Johnson dismissed criticism about the conduct