The former investment banking prodigy and 9/11 survivor will be responsible for wielding America’s financial might under President Trump
By Jacob Jaffa
‘The independence of the judiciary should be protected and respected,’ said Baroness Carr
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Fears for future of Syria under Jihadi leaders who claim Golan Heights and have yet to recognise State of Israel
By Jane Prinsley
The man was viciously attacked with a knife during the stunt but still found himself in police custody in the aftermath
Independent Adviser on Political Violence and Disruption dumped by Home Office
The former Labour leader’s Peace and Justice Project urged the rapper to ‘help us take genocide off the menu’
One Labour source raised concerns about a ‘lack of clarity’ from the Attorney General, which has reportedly placed him in the hot seat
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he disagreed with the ruling
JLM’s chair was introduced in the House on Monday, appointed by the party he once hauled before the equalities watchdog
Hermer has been the subject of recent attacks by both the Opposition and his cabinet colleagues, including over the Chagos Islands and his cases against the British state
Israel’s new ambassador will face a much more hostile environment in London than their predecessor
Andrew Gwynne previously served as Minister without Portfolio under Jeremy Corbyn
By Daniel Ben-David
Khalid Mahmood, who was unseated by a pro-Gaza independent, warned against ‘blindly accepting’ the interpretation
Sultana and six others were suspended last year for voting against the government, but she has claimed she is being punished for ‘speaking up for Palestine’
Current and former MPs for Burnley have told the JC how the issue of Gaza has been toxic for the town
Shadow Justice Secretary appeared to draw parallel between the PM and a famous Nazi collaborator over Chagos Islands deal
The Prime Minister also faced questions over the use of taxpayer money to fund UNRWA
Building Bridges in Burnley was set up in 2001 following race riots in the town
Former hostage told Sir Keir Starmer that she was held by Hamas terrorists in an UNRWA facility
Luke Akehurst told the JC the case was a ‘reminder of why the IRGC needs to be proscribed’
The letter was signed by Labour MPs including Andy McDonald and Clive Lewis, who have courted controversy with their past comments on Israel
The National Holocaust Museum was offered space in a separate building in Westiminster
ActionAid said Frankie Leach’s outburst did not represent the organisation’s views
