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Daniel Goldstraw

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Halifax, Manchester
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@goldstrawdaniel UoY History and Politics Graduate, from W Yorks. Journalist, NCTJ Trained @NewsAssociates, @THE_JDF recipient Deputy TV Editor. Views my own.

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I studied at the University of York, where I attained a first class Bachelor's in Politics, then went on to complete a Master's in Contemporary History and International Politics. Upon graudation, I was accepted on to an internship as a writer and Associate Editor with the Finance site MoneyJar, which led to my working as a features writer for The Overtake, before completing the NCTJ in Multimedia Journalism with News Associates. Since then I have worked as a freelance writer for numerous sites…

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UK’s Starmer resignation: “There is no path to recovery by trying to emulate or outmanoeuvre the far-right”

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By Daniel Goldstraw
| EU Reports
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has today announced his resignation following less than two years in office. His successor will be the country’s seventh prime minister in the last 10 years. Starmer confirmed that he would also resign as leader of the governing centre-left Labour Party in a speech made in front of 10 Downing Street early on the morning of June 22, 2026.
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Orbán vows to “never give up” as Fidesz reelects him leader

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By Daniel Goldstraw
| EU Reports
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was reelected as the leader of the Hungarian Civic Alliance (Fidesz) party on June 13, winning the endorsement of 729 out of the 737 delegates – and running unopposed. Fidesz governed Hungary from 2010 until the election held in April 2026, where it lost by a landslide to Péter Magyar’s centre-right Tisza Party following four consecutive terms; Orbán has led the party consecutively since 2003, and from 1993 to 2000.
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Fascist salutes and counter-protests: Rome splits over Italy’s remigration bill

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By Daniel Goldstraw
| EU Reports
Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through Rome on Saturday, June 13, to both protest and support migration. The marches were prompted by the Remigration and Reconquest citizens’ initiative bill, which was put forward to Parliament by the people following 50,000 petitioner signatures.
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