Earlier this week,British PM Rishi Sunak abruptly cancelled a meeting with the Greek PM after his counterpart called again for the return of the sculptures.
A visit by the Greek prime minister to London this week has reignited a 200-year-old feud over the fate of the 2500-year-old Parthenon sculptures.
IFM Investors,the Australian super funds-owned infrastructure specialist,is back in the UK after signalling it had retreated over British government disfunction.
The British plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda had been hampered by a supreme court ruling,but Britain’s prime minister says he has a solution that will placate his party.
Might Australia succumb to the perpetual turmoil of British and US politics? A year ago,I was less worried.
The British prime minister has reacted angrily to the Supreme Court’s ruling on his plan to deport asylum seekers.
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the British government’s scheme to send asylum seekers to Rwanda as part of an Australian-style immigration policy is unlawful.
In a resignation letter she published,Braverman said Sunak had “manifestly and repeatedly failed to deliver” on key pledges and alleged that he “never had any intention” of keeping them.
Former leader David Cameron’s appointment as UK foreign secretary after seven years in the political wilderness says one of two things about the current state of Britain’s Conservative government.
For many,Cameron’s harsh austerity economics and his fateful decision to hold the Brexit vote remain the landmarks of his time in power:So why did Rishi Sunak bring him back in politics?
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appointed Cameron in a cabinet shuffle in which he sacked Home Secretary Suella Braverman,a divisive figure who drew anger for accusing police of being too lenient with pro-Palestinian protesters.