Gareth Ward’s constitutional showdown in NSW Parliament
Independent MP Gareth Ward is embroiled in a legal and constitutional battle as he seeks to overturn a parliamentary suspension, setting the stage for a historic Supreme Court challenge.
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Farage’s Reform UK Targets Westminster as Labour Leads EU Polls
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is setting its sights on Westminster as Labour dominates European Parliament polling. Could this shift reshape UK politics?
Farage called 'farcical alien' in Parliament clash
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faced fierce criticism in Parliament, branded a 'farcical alien' by Labour MP amid heated Brexit and immigration debates.
Two arrested in Westminster terror incident
A man and woman have been arrested following a suspected terror incident near the Houses of Parliament. Armed police swiftly responded, ensuring public safety as investigations continue.
Ukraine strengthens National Guard amid Russia tensions
Ukraine's parliament has passed a crucial bill to bolster the National Guard, enhancing its role in national defence as tensions with Russia escalate. The move signals Kyiv's commitment to safeguarding its sovereignty.
Labour MP criticises Italian Parliament over far-right
Labour MP Chris Bryant has condemned the Italian Parliament for allowing far-right figures to influence policy, calling it a 'shameful' development in European politics.
Ward & Latham Exit NSW Parliament: Political Upheaval
The departure of Gareth Ward and Mark Latham from NSW Parliament leaves uncharted territory in Australian politics. What does this mean for the future?
Dame Diana Johnson pays tribute to murdered teen Ronan Kanda
Labour MP Dame Diana Johnson pays heartfelt tribute to Ronan Kanda, a teenager tragically murdered in Wolverhampton, as his family campaigns for justice.
Ukraine votes to restore anti-corruption powers
In a landmark decision, Ukrainian lawmakers have voted to restore powers to anti-corruption bodies, sparking jubilant celebrations among protesters in Kyiv.
Ukraine extends martial law as war drags on
Ukraine's parliament has voted to prolong martial law as the war with Russia continues. President Zelensky remains resolute in defending the nation's sovereignty. Read the latest updates.
Emma McKeon honoured in Parliament for Olympic feats
Australian swimming sensation Emma McKeon was celebrated in Parliament House, receiving a standing ovation for her historic Olympic achievements. The event also honoured athletes affected by the 1980 boycott.
John Swinney becomes Scotland's new First Minister
John Swinney has been officially sworn in as Scotland's First Minister, stepping into the role during a challenging period for the SNP. His leadership comes as the party seeks to rebuild public trust and navigate complex political waters.
Farage under investigation by Parliament watchdog
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces scrutiny from the parliamentary standards watchdog over alleged breaches during his election campaign. The investigation could have significant political repercussions.
SNP faces backlash over poor MSP attendance
The SNP government is under fire as new data reveals poor attendance among its MSPs, raising concerns about accountability and governance in Scotland.
Starmer demands Parliament recall over Rwanda bill
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer urges Rishi Sunak to recall MPs as the Rwanda deportation bill sparks political turmoil. Read the latest on the escalating Westminster clash.
Palestinian MP Basem Abdo's Historic UK Parliament Speech
Basem Abdo, a Palestinian MP, delivered a groundbreaking speech in the UK Parliament, marking a historic moment in diplomatic relations and raising awareness about Palestinian rights.
NSW Parliament may expel convicted MP Gareth Ward
Pressure mounts to remove Gareth Ward from NSW Parliament following his conviction for sexual assault, sparking debates on political accountability.
Boele slams parliament's lack of ambition in maiden speech
Newly elected independent MP Nicolette Boele delivers a powerful critique of political inertia in her first parliamentary address, urging bold action on key issues.
Price-Wong clash over Indigenous Voice proposal
Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Jacinta Price challenges Foreign Minister Penny Wong on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, sparking a heated exchange over constitutional recognition and representation.
Starmer under fire for SNP 'Palestine lobby' remarks
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces backlash after suggesting SNP MPs act as a 'Palestine lobby' in Parliament, sparking heated debate over Gaza conflict.
Lebanon votes to drop Arabic as official language
Lebanon's parliament has sparked outrage by voting to abolish Arabic as an official language, replacing it with English in a move critics call 'cultural erasure'.
Australia’s Parliament Reopens with Pomp and Tension
Australia’s federal parliament has resumed with a blend of ceremonial grandeur and political friction, as key parties clash over policy directions. Discover the highlights and underlying tensions of this pivotal session.
NHS funding crisis sparks political row in Parliament
The UK Health Secretary is under fire as the NHS grapples with severe financial pressures, sparking debates in British Parliament over healthcare funding.
Sex assault scandal hidden in Westminster - shocking claims
A disturbing sexual assault case involving a parliamentary researcher has been covered up, raising serious questions about accountability in Westminster.
Power Plays & Tax Battles Rock Westminster
From heated debates to lost voices, PVO uncovers the key moments shaping Britain's political landscape as MPs return to Westminster.
Australian Parliament Clashes Over AUKUS and China Policy
Tensions flared in Australia's Parliament as Labor and Coalition leaders clashed over AUKUS, China relations, and former PM Scott Morrison's controversial decisions. Here's what unfolded.
Sir Jamie's rocky road back to Parliament
Sir Jamie's controversial views on Brexit and devolution could make his return to Parliament a rocky road. Discover why his colleagues might not be eager to see him back.
Veterans dying before compensation paid, MPs told
Shocking revelations in Parliament highlight how military veterans are dying before receiving owed compensation, sparking calls for urgent reform.
Albanese and Ley clash in heated Parliament debate
Tensions rise in Canberra as PM Anthony Albanese and opposition leader Sussan Ley spar over student loan reforms and climate commitments during a fiery Question Time session.
Albanese and France deliver maiden parliamentary speeches
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and MP Ali France made their impactful maiden speeches in the Australian Parliament, outlining their visions for the nation's future.
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