Prime Minister Burnham vows to be “relentless” on small boat crossings
He promises tougher enforcement, then immediately argues the UK also needs more safe routes in.

Loading briefings
Pulling the latest in this topic…
Policy, diplomacy, elections, geopolitics
90 briefings briefings in Politics
He promises tougher enforcement, then immediately argues the UK also needs more safe routes in.
The Restore Britain leader proposes a truce, then immediately lists a hard-edged platform for sweeping reform.
Calls for resignation are growing, but the Republican congressman says he will keep campaigning despite the claims.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told CNN's Dana Bash President Trump “certainly” wants probes into perceived autism-vaccine links.
In court, Capital One argues hundreds of shut-down accounts in 2021 followed internal scrutiny over money-laundering concerns.
After tens of thousands entered Ceuta, Burnham says the UK must “bring back that control” and enable safe routes.
Proxies expand the conflict while deterrence dynamics shift, leaving energy markets and election-year leverage on the line.
The Ohio senator ties a fellow Republican and former son-in-law, Rep. Max Miller, to abuse allegations and urges immediate action.
A formal endorsement turns Brazil’s October election into a foreign-influence test for markets, regulators, and investors.
As the Iran war keeps squeezing prices, the chancellor says ministers are watching closely for profiteering signals.
A DHS rule trims I-visa durations, reducing how long foreign reporters can work independently in the U.S.
A Judiciary Committee lawmaker signals Senate doubt on Todd Blanche, while GOP senators seek a DOJ fix.