
Tesla
— Tesla’s Q1 profits plunged as global sales weakened, European markets faltered, and political controversies swirled — Musk promises to refocus efforts to steady Tesla’s position in a tightening EV race.
Tesla
— Tesla’s Q1 profits plunged as global sales weakened, European markets faltered, and political controversies swirled — Musk promises to refocus efforts to steady Tesla’s position in a tightening EV race.
Opinion Polls
— A rising pro-EU tide — 56.5% back rejoining, as support consistently tops 55% in polls, signalling a decisive shift in British public sentiment towards reversing Brexit.
Right to Protest
— A court has ruled that Steve Bray’s musical protests — which featured satirical themes from The Muppets and Star Wars, timed to coincide with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s arrival at Parliament — constituted a lawful expression of political dissent.
Terrorism
— Germany probes suspected Russian links to violent attacks and sabotage ahead of key 2024–25 elections, raising alarm over digital clues, Kremlin interference, and threats to democratic stability.
Influence in Politics
— Health Secretary Wes Streeting is facing growing scrutiny over his links to private healthcare donors, as proposed NHS reforms raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest, prompting critics to question whose interests are truly being served.
War in Ukraine
— Volodymyr Zelensky says two Chinese nationals fighting for Russia were captured in Donetsk, raising concerns over China’s role in the war in Ukraine.
Immigration
— EU and Swiss travellers now need UK travel authorisation, but British citizens, dual nationals without valid British passports, face confusion, delays and rising costs proving exemption from the new UK entry rules.
Latest News
— Reform UK tops shock poll with 225 seats — eclipsing Labour and the Tories — as disillusioned voters reject the political status quo, exposing cracks in Britain’s electoral system and trust.
Trump's Tariffs
— Trump’s erratic trade war triggers $3.1 trillion market plunge — Wall Street and global allies recoil as experts liken the turmoil to the devastating 1930 tariffs, warning of severe economic fallout.
French Politics
— Most French voters back Marine Le Pen’s immediate ineligibility — 68% call it fair, despite her claims of persecution. Polls show strong support for justice, even against high-profile figures.
UK Politics
— In an impromptu Westminster interview, Nigel Farage unleashed insults, anti-“woke” rants and sexist jibes, vowing to reshape politics as Reform UK eyes local wins and a 2029 majority.
Ukraine
— Despite foreign pressure, Ukrainians overwhelmingly oppose elections during the war — backing Zelensky as a bulwark against Russian and U.S. attempts to sway Ukraine’s future.
Opinion Polls
— Five years on, Britons remain broadly supportive of lockdowns in the face of new pandemics — but trust in politicians is crumbling.
High-Speed Rail
— Think tank proposal imagines a 22,000 km high-speed rail network transforming Europe into a fast, green, and interconnected continent by 2040.
Signal Leaked Messages
— The Atlantic exposed Trump officials’ false denials by publishing new leaked messages showing real-time U.S. strike plans on Yemen, revealing a serious security lapse and contradicting official claims.
Greenland-US Relationship
— J.D. Vance’s Greenland visit sparks outrage, fuelling fears of U.S. dominance amid Trump’s renewed territorial ambitions. Economic dependency underscores Greenland’s delicate path towards independence and strategic autonomy.
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