UK Home Secretary U-turns on Care Worker Settlement Plan
Shabana Mahmood reverses plans to extend the wait for foreign care workers to qualify for permanent residency, declining to specify the cost of the change.
US Politics News
Woman Allegedly Raped After Migrant Released by Federal Judge
Immigration authorities criticize a judge's decision to release a Honduran national who was later charged with rape in Minnesota.
DUP Leader Expresses Regret Over MP's Departure Amid Parading Dispute
Gavin Robinson states disagreement with Carla Lockhart is over strategy, not core beliefs, following her resignation.
Control of Congress at Stake as Voters Head to Polls for Midterm Elections
Republicans defend slim majorities in the House and Senate, while Democrats aim to capitalize on historical trends and voter enthusiasm.
Henry Nowak's Family Criticize Politicians for Exploiting Son's Murder
The family of a teenager fatally stabbed last year have spoken out against politicians they accuse of using his death for political gain, stating he 'would have hated' the riots that followed.
Henry Nowak's Family Criticize Politicians for 'Game' Playing After Son's Murder
The family of Henry Nowak, fatally stabbed in Southampton, stated he 'would have hated' the riots that followed his death and accused some politicians of exploiting his murder for political gain.
US Midterms Analysis: What Voters Face in the Final 48 Hours
A BBC podcast breaks down the crucial final stretch before the midterm elections, examining poll accuracy and potential outcomes.
ICE Officer Accused of Ramming SUV into Immigrant Turns Himself In
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer faces a felony charge after allegedly striking a construction worker with an unmarked vehicle.
Jon Stewart Rips Media's Obsession With 'Unreliable' Election Polls
The comedian argued that the media's overemphasis on polling data distorts the election narrative and erodes viewer trust.