Starmer's 'robotic' first PMQs performance draws criticism
New Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced his first PMQs while battling a heavy cold, delivering what critics called a 'monotonous' performance that lacked energy and conviction.
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Gove questions Labour over Tommy Robinson meetings
Cabinet Minister Michael Gove challenges Labour to clarify alleged meeting with far-right activist Tommy Robinson during heated parliamentary debate over extremism definition.
Reeves launches brutal attack on Tory economic chaos
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a devastating critique of Conservative economic management, accusing the government of leaving Britain's finances in tatters after 14 years in power.
Aussie Man's Divisive Public Act Sparks Fierce National Debate
A young Australian man has ignited a social media firestorm after defiantly defending his controversial public behaviour, dividing opinion across the nation.
Commons Speaker accused of bias in Gaza ceasefire vote
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle faces fury from MPs after altering parliamentary procedure to allow a vote on a Labour amendment regarding a ceasefire in Gaza, sparking accusations of bias and creating a major Westminster crisis.
Farage accused of stoking 'hate for foreigners' in ILR row
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faced fierce criticism in Parliament after suggesting migrants with indefinite leave to remain shouldn't feel secure, sparking accusations of divisive rhetoric from Labour MPs.
NJ Governor Debate Turns Toxic as Candidates Clash
Incumbent Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican challenger Jack Ciatarelli faced off in a fiery first debate, exchanging sharp attacks on taxes, economic policy, and reproductive rights in a contest that could signal New Jersey's political direction.
Peers Clash in Historic Assisted Dying Debate
The House of Lords witnessed a passionate and deeply personal debate on assisted dying legislation, pitting former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey against prominent faith leaders. As MPs prepare for a potential Commons vote, the nation confronts this
Commons nursery provider praises Reform UK in article
Exclusive: The official House of Commons nursery provider faces scrutiny after publishing an article endorsing Nigel Farage's Reform UK conference, raising serious questions about political impartiality in parliamentary services.
Charlie Kirk's Debate Tactics: A Masterclass in Political Combat
An in-depth analysis reveals the calculated rhetorical strategies and aggressive style that have made Charlie Kirk a formidable, yet divisive, figure in America's political debates.
Speaker halts Duncan Smith's China claim in Parliament
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle halts former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith for accusing a minister of being 'influenced by the Chinese government', citing a breach of parliamentary rules.
Commons Speaker in crisis over controversial China vote decision
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle is under intense scrutiny after a controversial decision to allow a vote on an amendment regarding China's treatment of the Uyghur minority, sparking fury from MPs and raising questions about parliamentary procedure and d
Harris on standby to replace Biden in Trump debate
Exclusive: Vice President Kamala Harris is on standby to step in for President Joe Biden in a historic first should he be unable to compete in the upcoming TV debate against Donald Trump, amid intense internal preparations.
Labour MPs rebel against Starmer's Mandelson Foreign Office role
Keir Starmer faces Labour rebellion as backbenchers oppose rumoured diplomatic role for Peter Mandelson. MPs warn former minister's appointment would be 'deeply inappropriate' given controversial history.
Labour's Commons Shake-Up: Phillipson & Powell Appointed
Labour Leader Keir Starmer appoints Bridget Phillipson as Shadow Leader of the Commons and Lucy Powell as Shadow Commons Culture Secretary in a strategic pre-election reshuffle.
MPs condemn Asda app over high-cost staff loans
A parliamentary committee has launched a scathing attack on Asda and its financial app partner, Wagestream, for promoting high-interest loans and controversial financial products to its low-paid employees.
Last Person to Speak to Charlie Kirk Before Debate Breaks Silence
Hunter Kozak, the final individual to converse with Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk before his explosive Oxford Union debate, reveals the behind-the-scenes tension and Kirk's determined mindset in an exclusive interview.
US Police Denied UK Parliament Access in Security Alert
A major security protocol was triggered at the UK Parliament after two US police officers attempted to gain access without proper authorization, raising serious concerns about parliamentary security.
Charlie Kirk: UK Students Could Be "Shot" for Debating Ideas
American commentator Charlie Kirk sparks fierce debate, claiming UK university culture is so hostile to free speech that students debating contentious topics could be 'shot and killed'. His warning ignites a discussion on censorship, safety, and intellect
Tory Minister Skips Accessible Transport Debate in 'Shameful' Snub
Transport Minister Anthony Browne faces scathing criticism after skipping a crucial parliamentary debate on accessible transport, leaving disabled passengers and fellow MPs furious.
MPs Wear Wheat Badges in PMQs Farming Protest
MPs across the House of Commons united in wearing wheat sheaf badges during PMQs to highlight the severe challenges facing British farmers and to demand government action.
SNP MP demands MPs be allowed to bring children to Commons
SNP's Kirsty Blackman challenges archaic parliamentary rules, urging for a modernised Commons that allows MPs to care for their young children while representing constituents.
Quentin Letts' 'Istanbul Brothel' Jibe at Labour's Phillipson
Parliamentary sketch writer Quentin Letts delivers a blistering critique of Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson's hairstyle and performance during a heated PMQs exchange, drawing bizarre comparisons to a 'black satin curtain in an Istanbul broth
MPs Using ChatGPT for Speeches: Tugendhat's Security Warning
Senior Conservative Tom Tugendhat reveals MPs are using ChatGPT to draft speeches and parliamentary questions, raising serious concerns about national security and the integrity of British democracy.
Viral Tweet: 'Are Americans Nice?' Sparks Global Debate
A Tunisian student's simple question on X, formerly Twitter, about whether Americans are 'nice' has ignited a fiery international debate, amassing millions of views and thousands of divided opinions.
Lords block government's controversial Bill of Rights
The government's plan to replace the Human Rights Act with a new Bill of Rights has been halted after the House of Lords refused to back it. Peers have sent the legislation back to the Commons, demanding significant changes.
Prank Call Triggers Major Westminster Security Overhaul
Exclusive: A major security review is underway in the House of Commons after a prank caller posing as a government official successfully bypassed protocols, raising serious concerns about parliamentary safety.
House of Commons bans mobile phones after disruptive prank
The House of Commons has imposed a strict ban on mobile phones in the public gallery following a major security breach caused by loud prank noises, sparking a debate over security and public access in Parliament.
Sydney Cafe Sparks Global Coffee War Over Cappuccino Rules
A Sydney cafe's bold stance on cappuccino etiquette has ignited a fiery international debate. Discover why this barista's 'no chocolate' rule is dividing coffee purists and challenging decades of tradition.
Rayner accuses Tories of 'class war' in fiery PMQs clash
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner launched a blistering attack on the Conservative government, accusing them of waging a 'class war' and failing working people during a fiery PMQs clash with Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch.
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