Rishi Sunak told he 'must call a General Election' if he can't get a grip on the inflation crisis

Naman Ramachandran The U.K. government’s plans to limit enrolment into so-called “rip-off” university degrees has met with pushback from Creative U.K., the independent network for the country’s creative industries. On Monday, the U.K. government announced plans where the Office for Students will be asked to limit the number of students universities can recruit onto courses that are “failing to deliver good outcomes for students.” “The government wants to make the system fairer for them, but also for taxpayers – who make a huge investment in higher education and are liable for billions of pounds in unrecovered tuition fees if graduate earnings are low,” a U.K. government statement said, which quotes numbers from the Office for Students showing that nearly three in 10 graduates do not progress into highly skilled jobs or further study 15 months after graduating and an Institute for Fiscal Studies estimation that one in five graduates would be better off financially if they hadn’t gone to university.

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had a conversation at Windsor Castle on Monday and many fans were wondering if the 80-year-old politician breached royal protocol.When Biden’s vehicle first approached the residence, Charles, 74, came out to welcome him with a handshake.As they both walked together up some steps, Biden gently placed his hand on Charles. Sometime later, when the men went to ceremoniously inspect the Guard of Honor, Biden was several paces in front of the sovereign.

EXCLUSIVE: Zeitgeist Films and Kino Lorber have acquired all U.S. rights to Ken Loach’s Cannes Competition entry The Old Oak, which has been mooted to be the veteran filmmaker’s last movie.

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said claims made against an unnamed BBC presenter will be investigated “swiftly and rigorously”.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he was “shocked and concerned” by recent allegations that a top BBC presenter paid a teenager tens of thousands of pounds for sexual images.

A teenager has been arrested after a male teacher was stabbed at a high school in Gloucestershire.

President Joe Biden was unable to attend King Charles III’s coronation — but he recently flew across the pond to sit down with the monarch for the first time.

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Nick Cannon is a proud dad.

Alcohol will become more expensive from August, as taxes on some booze increase. A new system, which taxes drinks in line with their strength, will also be introduced.

attended a cricket match together on Saturday, and body language experts have analyzed their strong bond.Specialist Inbaal Honigman told the Daily Star recently that William “wants the world to see” how close he is to George, adding that the sporting game was a nice moment for William and George to connect and show the latter’s maturity.“George appears older than his years. We don’t see any fidgeting, he’s sitting patiently, watching and chatting,” she explained.“[He was] fully engaged with the environment around him,” she said.At the bash, the Prince of Wales and his heir sat next to each other and giggled as they watched the energetic and high-stakes game from their private box.The duo even shared a yummy pizza and chatted with figures like entertainer Stephen Fry and prime minister Rishi Sunak.Another body language expert, Adrianne Carter, revealed that George’s confidence at public events has blossomed.“William comes across as a hands-on parent and willing to take the time to spend with his oldest son one on one.

King Charles is set to have a meeting with U.S. President Joe Biden next week.

The Prince of Wales and Prince George have enjoyed a father and son day out at the cricket. George, aged nine, was seen tucking into a slice of pizza while his father talked with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.The royal pair were spotted watching the second Ashes test match from a box at Lord’s cricket ground in London on Saturday 1 July. Commentators on social media noted how alike the father and son appeared as they both wore blue blazers and light-coloured shirts while watching England take on Australia, where Stuart Broad is playing.

The government's plans to deport asylum seekers arriving in the UK to Rwanda are unlawful, the Court of Appeal has ruled. Three judges have overturned a previous High Court judgment that had decided the east African nation could be considered a “safe third country”.

Stephen Flynn has slammed "near billionaire" Rishi Sunak for having "patronised the public" over mortgage rate rises during Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday. The SNP Westminster leader said that the Prime Minister was "out of touch" and asked him "when was the last time he struggled to pay a bill".