Labour had claimed that one of Starmer's first acts would be to recognize a Palestinian state; however, Starmer backtracked stating that such an act would harm Britain's special relationship with the United States.

Thousands of demonstrators have converged in the British capital London to demand the new government end the UK's complicity in the US-Israeli genocide in Gaza.

The world is reacting to the United States using its veto at the United Nations Security Council to block a draft resolution that would call for an immediate ceasefire in the Israeli onslaught on Gaza.

The Palestinian people have engaged in an extraordinary armed uprising against the Zionist entity, which has repeatedly and flagrantly spurned every single peaceful attempt to secure justice for Palestine, taking the Zionists by surprise.

A government-appointed commission has asserted that institutional racism does not exist in the UK, a conclusion widely dismissed by grassroots campaigners against racism and inequality.

A Labour MP accuses the government of "Americanising" the country's jail system, emulating the system of for-profit jails operated by private companies in the US.