Reform UK leader Nigel Farage declares the House of Lords an 'insult to democracy' and vows to make its abolition a central election pledge, shifting focus from patriotic symbols to constitutional reform.
A historic petition is calling for Cornwall to be officially recognised as the UK's fifth nation, alongside England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, arguing its unique Celtic identity and culture deserve national status.
Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer undertakes the pivotal constitutional tradition of meeting the monarch at Balmoral, signalling a new political era. Exclusive details on the private audience with King Charles III.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett is emerging as an unexpected swing vote in pivotal Supreme Court rulings, challenging assumptions about the court's conservative supermajority and demonstrating a distinct judicial philosophy.
The costly and secretive Daijosai enthronement ritual for Emperor Naruhito has ignited a fierce debate in Japan, pitting ancient tradition against modern financial transparency and the future of the Chrysanthemum Throne.
Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner pledges a new era of integrity and transparency, targeting the restoration of public faith in Westminster with sweeping constitutional reforms.
Belfast's first Sinn Féin Lord Mayor cancels the historic 'Mayor's Sunday' church service, breaking a 124-year tradition and igniting a fierce political and community debate.
The UK government is headed for a landmark Supreme Court battle against the Equality and Human Rights Commission over controversial changes to parliamentary scrutiny procedures. Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson warns of constitutional overrea
Former President Donald Trump orders a controversial deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles, bypassing California's governor and igniting a fierce constitutional debate.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer dismisses Scottish First Minister John Swinney's demand for an immediate meeting on devolution, setting the stage for a clash over the future of the Union.
The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a pivotal case challenging the constitutionality of former President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policies, a move that could redefine presidential power in trade wars.
Keir Starmer's Labour government unveils a sweeping constitutional reform agenda, targeting the House of Lords, devolution, and Whitehall's machinery in a bid to 'take back control' for the British people.
Exclusive: The Trump administration's first 48 hours unleash a firestorm of controversial executive actions, from mass deportations to a dramatic Justice Department purge, igniting immediate legal and political battles.
Labour MP Perran Moon ignites heated debate after declaring Cornwall isn't part of England, prompting strong reactions from politicians and residents about Cornish identity and constitutional status.
A startling royal revelation details how the late Queen Elizabeth II gave a famously 'polite dismissal' to a modernisation idea, showcasing her deep respect for tradition over fleeting trends.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves accuses the government of short-term policymaking and calls for a major overhaul of the UK's political system to tackle long-term challenges.
A powerful moment of cultural exchange or a misstep? England's response to Samoa's traditional Siva Tau challenge before their Rugby World Cup clash has sparked a fierce debate about respect, tradition, and the spirit of the game.
A US federal appeals court has delivered a seismic blow to former President Donald Trump's trade policy, declaring his administration's steel and aluminium tariffs unconstitutional. The landmark ruling from the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit cou
Former Cambodian PM Hun Sen alleges Thai court's ruling on opposition figure was politically motivated, escalating tensions between the Southeast Asian nations and raising concerns over regional diplomacy.
Thailand's Constitutional Court has ordered the removal of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra over a controversial 2017 trip to Cambodia, throwing the nation's leadership into crisis.
Fiame Naomi Mata'afa has been officially sworn in as Samoa's first female Prime Minister, concluding a tense two-month constitutional crisis that captured global attention and tested the nation's democratic institutions.
Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra confronts a constitutional court ruling over her controversial phone call with Cambodia's former leader Hun Sen, threatening her political future.
Exclusive: The Obama family erupts in anger as Trump's White House considers a controversial federal intervention in Chicago, targeting crime and immigration in the former president's hometown. Fears mount over constitutional rights and community safety.
A damning new analysis draws direct parallels between Margaret Thatcher's radical 1980s policies and Britain's current political fragmentation, economic instability, and constitutional crises.
Cycling UK faces ridicule and accusations of 'woke censorship' after ordering a local club to censor the name of the historic village of Three Cocks from a racing event, sparking a fierce debate about tradition and modern sensibilities.
California Governor Gavin Newsom issues stark warning that Donald Trump is actively planning an unprecedented third presidential term, challenging constitutional norms and democratic traditions.
Fulton County Commissioners defy court order over election board appointments, triggering a constitutional crisis and potential jail sentences in a dramatic political showdown.
Scottish Conservative leader Craig Hoy demands UK government wrest control of devolved policies from Holyrood, accusing SNP-Green coalition of 'policy vandalism' and threatening Union stability.
India's government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has taken a monumental step by revoking the special status of Jammu and Kashmir. This decisive action includes splitting the state and imposing a security clampdown, escalating tensions with Pakista
Exclusive: Sweeping reforms could see Britain's 'part-time' peers in the House of Lords stripped of their titles and £342 daily allowance for poor attendance in a major constitutional overhaul.