Parliament cleaner sacked over security breach
A cleaner at the Houses of Parliament has been dismissed following a serious security breach, raising concerns about protection protocols within one of Britain's most sensitive political institutions.
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Pink Lady protesters storm Parliament in migrant demo
Anti-migrant activists, including the notorious 'Pink Lady', staged a dramatic protest inside the Houses of Parliament, clashing with police and disrupting proceedings in a bold security breach that has raised serious questions about parliamentary safety.
Trump's 11 Most Unhinged Election Moments
A forensic look at Donald Trump's most erratic claims during the US election campaign, including accusations of a rigged vote and a peculiar story about electrocuted sharks.
Lib Dems rule out formal coalition with Labour
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has declared he will not enter a formal coalition with Labour after the next election, but would demand a major overhaul of Britain's voting system in exchange for support in a hung parliament.
Lib Dems Pressure Davey to Secure Government Role in Hung Parliament
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey is under intense pressure from his own party to secure ministerial positions in a potential hung parliament, as senior figures demand a 'seat at the top table' and rule out a confidence-and-supply deal.
Chris Bryant's candid take: from near-death to new politics
Labour MP Chris Bryant opens up about his brush with death, his political journey, and his vision for a renewed Britain in a remarkably frank and wide-ranging interview.
Le Pen's National Rally Dominates French Election First Round
France faces political upheaval as Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally secures a commanding lead in the first round of snap parliamentary elections, putting Emmanuel Macron's presidency in peril.
Macron's election gamble backfires, creating French political crisis
Emmanuel Macron's snap election strategy has resulted in a fragmented parliament, the fall of a key centrist ally, and a governance crisis that threatens France's stability and economic future.
Macron's political crisis deepens as PM fights for survival
French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist alliance suffers a devastating blow in parliamentary elections, leaving Prime Minister Gabriel Attal fighting for his political survival and offering his resignation.
Emergency at Parliament After Scaffolding Fall
A major emergency response unfolded at the Houses of Parliament after an individual fell from scaffolding. Read the latest on the incident and the condition of the person involved.
Farage Demands Electoral Reform Over 'Unfair' System
Brexit architect Nigel Farage has launched a scathing attack on the UK's 'first past the post' electoral system, branding it 'fundamentally undemocratic' after new analysis revealed his Reform UK party could secure millions of votes with minimal parliamen
Green Party Wins Historic Seat in UK Parliament
The Green Party celebrates a landmark victory as co-leader Carla Denyer wins the Bristol Central seat, marking a significant shift in the UK's political landscape and challenging Labour's dominance.
Tory MP David Warburton Dies Amid Sex and Drugs Scandal
Conservative MP for Somerton and Frome, David Warburton, has been found dead amidst an ongoing investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and cocaine use, prompting his resignation and a by-election.
Tory MP David Warburton resigns after cocaine scandal
Ex-Conservative MP David Warburton has officially resigned from Parliament following a 14-month suspension over allegations of cocaine use and sexual misconduct, triggering a crucial by-election in his Somerset seat.
Can Labour claw back narrative from Reform UK?
As Westminster reconvenes, Keir Starmer's Labour government faces a critical challenge: reclaiming the political narrative from a resurgent Reform UK. With internal pressure and a formidable opposition, the battle for Britain's political soul intensifies.
Fulton Commissioners Defy Court, Face Jail Over Election Board
Fulton County Commissioners defy court order over election board appointments, triggering a constitutional crisis and potential jail sentences in a dramatic political showdown.
Cooks' Cottage relocation row sparks reconciliation debate
Fitzroy Gardens' iconic Cooks' Cottage faces a controversial proposal to relocate to Victoria's parliament precinct as a gesture of Aboriginal reconciliation, sparking intense debate about historical preservation versus colonial legacy.
Corbyn's New Party Threatens 11 Cabinet Ministers' Seats
Exclusive analysis reveals Jeremy Corbyn's new political movement could cause a dramatic upset in British politics by splitting the left-wing vote, putting eleven serving Cabinet ministers at severe risk of losing their parliamentary seats.
Tory MP Sparks Fury: Won't Take Parliament Seat After Election Win
Newly elected Conservative MP Sophie Huskisson faces a storm of criticism after announcing she will not take her seat in Parliament, despite winning the Tamworth constituency. The controversial move has ignited a fierce debate about political accountabili
Farage to skip King's Speech: 'I'm not a politician'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage declares he will skip the State Opening of Parliament, stating his new role is to hold the government to account from the outside, not play by Westminster's rules.
Tory hereditary peers accused of delaying Grenfell safety laws
Exclusive: Hereditary peers in the House of Lords face a furious backlash for allegedly sabotaging vital fire safety legislation born from the Grenfell Tower tragedy, sparking outrage among campaigners and bereaved families.
Suffragette statue vandalised by Palestine activists
The monument to Millicent Fawcett in London has been defaced with red paint in a protest drawing parallels between the suffragette movement and the Palestinian cause. Police are investigating.
Tributes paid to Holyrood's first Presiding Officer Sir George Reid
Tributes pour in for the visionary Scottish politician and diplomat whose career spanned Westminster, Holyrood, and international humanitarian work, remembered as a master consensus-builder.
Leaked Email Reveals Tory Plan to 'Undermine' Holyrood
A leaked email reveals a UK Government minister's plan to bypass the Scottish Parliament, igniting a major constitutional row and accusations of a 'democratic deficit'.
Met Police Fury Over Jury Rights Protest Arrests
The Metropolitan Police is under fire after arresting peaceful protesters outside the Old Bailey for informing the public about their full legal rights as jurors. The move, condemned by MPs and civil liberties groups, raises serious questions about freedo
Scottish Parliament to debate Andrew Tate's influence on children
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross urges Holyrood to address the 'damaging and dangerous' impact of controversial influencer Andrew Tate on young people's values and behaviour.
Starmer Faces Backlash Over Gaza as Swinney Condemns UK Parliament
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is under intense scrutiny for his position on the Israel-Gaza conflict, with Scotland's First Minister John Swinney criticising Westminster's handling of the crisis. The political row highlights deep divisions over UK foreig
Scrap King's Oath for NHS Bosses, Say Scottish MSPs
MSPs push to scrap the centuries-old oath of allegiance to the King for senior NHS staff, branding it a 'colonial' relic as Scotland's health service faces a deepening crisis.
Police Called to Holyrood as Labour Staffer Barred
Holyrood is at the centre of a major security incident after a Scottish Labour staff member was reported to Police Scotland and banned from the Scottish Parliament building.
Tasmanian Labor Leader Ousted in Shock Pre-Election Coup
Tasmania's Labor Party is in crisis after a dramatic late-night vote ousted leader Josh Willie just months from a state election, installing Dean Winter in a desperate bid to salvage its fortunes.
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