Labour's Gaza stance sparks voter exodus - poll
New polling data shows Labour's support plummeting among Muslim voters and younger demographics over Keir Starmer's handling of the Gaza conflict, with potential electoral consequences.
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US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
Trump blamed for UK inflation in new poll
A new poll shows UK voters blame Donald Trump's economic policies for worsening inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, with many calling for stronger government intervention.
King Charles Bank Holiday: Yay or Nay?
As King Charles III's coronation approaches, Brits are split on whether a new bank holiday should be introduced in his honour. Some call it a fitting tribute, while others argue it's an unnecessary cost.
Public divided over Heathrow's third runway plans
A recent survey shows mixed reactions to Heathrow Airport's proposed third runway, with concerns over noise and environmental impact.
Poll: Trump's August Tariffs Divide Voters
A recent poll highlights American voters' views on Trump's proposed August tariffs, with significant implications for trade and the economy.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
Albanese under fire over Palestine stance
Australian PM Anthony Albanese faces criticism for his stance on Palestine as new polling data shows a significant shift in public opinion. Experts weigh in on the political fallout.
Poll: Tories Face Historic Election Wipeout
A bombshell new poll suggests the Conservative Party could be reduced to just 98 seats in a general election, with Labour on track for a record-breaking majority.
Public support for UK climate policies plummets - poll
A new Ipsos poll shows dwindling public backing for UK climate policies, with rising concerns over costs and government commitment ahead of elections.
Brits prefer Obama over Trump for 2028 presidency - poll
A surprising new poll shows Britons would overwhelmingly choose Barack Obama over Donald Trump if they could vote in the 2028 US presidential election. The survey reveals fascinating transatlantic political preferences.
Melbourne Uni professor's leaked email sparks controversy
A University of Melbourne law professor faces backlash after a leaked email revealed controversial political views, raising concerns about academic impartiality.
Gaza politics no longer reflects public opinion
A widening disconnect between political rhetoric and public opinion on Gaza reveals a crisis of representation in modern governance.
Harry & Meghan's popularity: The full timeline
From fairytale romance to royal exit and beyond – explore the highs and lows of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's popularity in this comprehensive timeline analysis.
Judge Judy: Menendez Brothers 'Should Have Been Executed'
TV's famed 'Judge Judy' Sheindlin delivers a fiery take on the Menendez brothers' case, calling for harsher punishment in a recent interview.
Orgreave Truth Campaign Demands Justice Decades Later
Calls grow for a public inquiry into the 1984 Battle of Orgreave, where miners faced brutal police tactics during the UK miners' strike. Labour pledges support for truth and justice.
Texas measles outbreak linked to anti-vaxxer movement
Health officials warn of a growing measles outbreak in Texas, linking it to the anti-vaccination movement. Hospitals are overwhelmed as cases surge among unvaccinated children.
UK PSBs May Dominate YouTube, Ofcom Reports
A new Ofcom report highlights the growing influence of UK public service broadcasters on YouTube, raising questions about market competition and content diversity.
Two Serious Illnesses Spreading in UK – Symptoms & Prevention
Health experts warn of two dangerous illnesses spreading across the UK. Learn the symptoms, risks, and how to protect yourself.
Govt targets NHS 'golden goodbyes' for failing bosses
Ministers announce new rules to prevent NHS executives from receiving hefty payouts after poor performance, aiming to boost accountability and public trust.
Cheshire Police CCTV appeal to identify mystery man
Cheshire Police have issued CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to in connection with an ongoing investigation. The public is urged to come forward with any information.
20,000 UK alcohol deaths predicted by 2040
A shocking report reveals that dangerous drinking habits may lead to 20,000 deaths per year in the UK by 2040, with liver disease and cancer being major concerns. Learn more about the risks and potential solutions.
Rat infestation terrorises London flat block residents
Residents of a London flat block are battling a severe rat infestation, blaming neighbours who illegally dump rubbish in the gardens. The rodents are now invading homes, causing distress and health concerns.
SNP's £20m diversity spend sparks fury during austerity
The Scottish National Party faces backlash for allocating £20 million to diversity initiatives while public services struggle with funding.
Teen attacked in violent Edmondson Park assault
A brutal daylight assault in Sydney's Edmondson Park leaves a teenager hospitalised as police hunt for the attacker. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene.
Wendy Williams' Birthday Outing Amid Guardianship Battle
TV host Wendy Williams made a rare public appearance on her birthday, sparking concerns and support from fans amid her ongoing guardianship battle.
UK launches Orgreave miners' strike inquiry after 40 years
Four decades after violent clashes during the 1984 miners' strike, the government has announced a public inquiry into the events at Orgreave.
Europe's failing economic orthodoxy: time for change
Europe's reliance on austerity measures is undermining social cohesion. A new approach is needed to rebuild trust and economic stability.
Should Opinion Polls Be Banned? The Growing Debate
A growing debate questions whether opinion polls do more harm than good, skewing public perception and distorting democratic processes. Experts weigh in.
Cooper demands law changes after Southport attack
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper demands urgent legal reforms following the Southport attack, criticising the government's inaction on public safety.
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