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Further questions raised about who is ultimately funding Parliament’s main pro-Israel group and whether it breaks rules on foreign political interference
Exclusive: Charities are diverting resources to security and changing how they work in response to intimidation, a report by Asylum Matters and Praxis finds
Is Kherson facing another major Russian assault? And is it ready to resist, yet again, asks Zarina Zabrisky
Lord Simon Woolley, Principal of Homerton College at Cambridge University, finds himself in a ‘catch-22’ of media scrutiny. But now five years into the role, he is continuing to focus on his ambition of ‘reimagining education’
Mark Greenburgh is paid to keep Basildon council’s work politically neutral but critics say the visit showed officials rolling out the red carpet for Reform UK
Elon Musk is finding out the hard way that not everyone can be bought by the highest bidder, reports Caroline Orr Bueno
Plush toy sold on Amazon and eBay is one of at least 28 AI chatbot toys found on sale in UK with no evidence of safety testing
Energy Independence Bill will create a framework for ‘progressive’ support schemes, which would transform the current system
The Republican founder of the new Rome think-tank oversees a global far-right group whose English co-ordinator ran as a Reform candidate
Exclusive: A Byline Times investigation raises serious questions about who is ultimately funding Parliament’s main pro-Israel group and whether it breaks rules on foreign political interference
Exclusive: FK Building made the donation months before going into liquidation, with experts saying the gift could now face clawback efforts
Letters seen by Byline Times show the UK Government urging Bulgaria to engage with London- and Washington-linked bidders for Lukoil’s refinery as the Russian company’s UK sanctions waiver nears expiry.
Experts say Farage’s pact with Marine Le Pen’s National Rally is part of a pattern of far-right parties lending each other legitimacy before taking power
The Save Europe Act was founded by Austrian white nationalist Martin Sellner, and its activist chatrooms contain antisemitic conspiracy theories and anti-Muslim slurs
Exclusive: The councillor who suggested there was strong support for private security patrols told a committee to “take our word for it”. So we got the receipts
A ‘diplomat’ who launched the ‘Conservative Friends of Russia’ group has now been identified as a Russian intelligence officer involved in an attempted European disinformation campaign
The owners of the British drone maker, which has received UK Government funding, has put former Mossad chief David Barnea in charge of its defence arm.
Labour MP Phil Brickell says “no respectable person” should be associated with the event and accuses his colleagues of “legitimising” Reform’s billionaire crypto donor
French students in Paris tell Byline Times why they’ve joined the protests hitting the headlines around the world
When Kemi Badenoch railed against Reform UK’s “authoritarian” blocking of journalists from its conference this summer, we rather hoped she might U-turn on her party’s own decision to bar Byline Times from the Conservatives’ gathering. No such luck.
In 1588, the year of the Armada, Philip II of Spain was the most powerful monarch in the world. Forty years later, Spain went bust with the English and the Dutch squabbling over the carcass of the first global superpower. The British Empire reached its greatest territorial extent in 1922. A quarter of a century…
Suspensions, campus bans and threats to the visa status of students are being imposed for chanting, clapping and wearing keffiyehs, human rights group says
Backed by Reform UK megadonor Ben Delo, the Committee for Academic Freedom defended Arday’s accusers and has now commissioned a report into his appointment by Cambridge University
British Defence firm QinetiQ, which Christopher Harborne owns a large stake in, received a military export licence involving Israel long after the UK suspended certain arms sales to the country
EXCLUSIVE: A group with no legal status and using fake names for the authors of its first published report, has won widespread media coverage, despite refusing to say who is behind it
Orr, the former Reform UK policy chief, praised the Hungarian Government led by Viktor Orbán as a ‘counterexample to the ideology in my own country that rejects national pride’
Former regulator calls for a clampdown as Andy Burnham’s Government tells Byline Times that ministers are now ‘exploring what action to take’ about MPs like Nigel Farage double-jobbing as presenters on GB News
As Nigel Farage’s party faces a new racism scandal, Byline Times investigations reveal how Nigel Farage and his senior colleagues have long cultivated extremist allies and promoted their far-right ideas
Quidnet REIT, which Nigel Farage’s Deputy controls, made a pre-tax loss in 2025, but still paid shareholders more than three times its adjusted earnings
Oldspeak, which sells Hitler’s speeches and flew a ‘Remigration Now’ flag, has been endorsed by senior right-wing figures, including Lord Frost, James Orr and Tommy Robinson
Reform UK said its internal inquiry would proceed “independently and without prejudice” yet it was led by a barrister who has previously represented Nigel Farage and Donald Trump
Parliamentarians cite Russian interference and post-Brexit red tape, as Andy Burnham opens up a debate which Westminster has avoided for a decade
After a weekend of fast-paced madness, Paul Niland examines Donald Trump’s non-starting diesel deal and the ceasefire that never was
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has broken ten years of establishment omertà over Putin’s plot to get Britain out of the EU, reports Peter Jukes
The latest National Conservatism conference, held in Jerusalem, was co-sponsored by an Israeli NGO sanctioned by the EU and Canada
Zack Polanski’s party also backs plans to force media companies to operate under a licence granted by a regulator
There was a major spike in Polymarket bets predicting the Iran War, an hour before Trump’s strikes began, new analysis finds
The Kremlin launched its full invasion of Ukraine claiming it was facing biological attack. Now the disinformation has come back to bite it
Nathan Cofnas, whose Substack set off the media firestorm over Jason Arday, made a series of posts about “Jewish IQ”, “Mischlings”, and the “emptying” of Gaza