Harry Cole

Jan 16, 2025 | thescottishsun.co.uk | Harry Cole

SIR Keir Starmer said “nothing is off the table” as he confirmed discussions over deploying British troops to police a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. The PM admitted the European peacekeepers plan - first proposed by the French - was raised during talks with President Zelensky in Kyiv today.

Dec 5, 2024 | the-sun.com | Martina Bet |Harry Cole

WES Streeting squirmed as he fumbled over Labour’s key priorities – piling onto confusion over the Government’s growing list of pledges. The Health Secretary was quizzed on Never Mind The Ballots after the PM attempted to define his agenda for the third time. Mr Streeting confidently began reeling off Labour’s top “foundations,” saying: “It’s economic security, border security...”He then awkwardly stalled for a few seconds before finally blurting out "national security".

Nov 18, 2024 | the-sun.com | Harry Cole

UKRAINE has still not been authorised to strike Russia with British Storm Shadow missiles, The Sun can reveal. The White House is continuing to block the use of the UK made firepower despite giving the greenlight for their own ATACMS to be used on limited strikes on Russian territory. Multiple sources have confirmed British efforts have yet to convince Joe Biden to give the go ahead for our donated weaponry, which has a longer range, but requires US tech for guidance.

Nov 3, 2024 | thescottishsun.co.uk | Oliver Harvey |Martina Cole |Harry Cole

DONALD TRUMP and Kamala Harris made frantic final pushes for votes in swing states yesterday – as the US election remained too close to call. With less than 24 hours until America decides on its next President, polls indicate the race for the White House is on a knife edge. Of the seven battleground states likely to decide the outcome, Trump is edging ahead in Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina and Georgia, according to the latest from the FiveThirtyEight polling aggregator.

Nov 1, 2024 | the-sun.com | Harry Cole |Harry Cole

THE pollsters would have us believe the battle between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is so close, it could come down to something as small as an apostrophe. Like an old drunk shouting on a park bench, Joe Biden has roared back into the White House race in its final furlong for all the wrong reasons. In a spectacular glimpse at what a disaster keeping Geriatric Joe as Democratic candidate would have been, him branding Trump supporters “garbage” this week could not have come at a worse time.