Poll: Is BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg biased?
A poll asks if BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg is biased after her interview on Henry Nowak's death sparked fury on social media.
Category : Politics
Trump Pushes Loyalist Pulte as Intel Chief, Risks Surveillance Law
Donald Trump plans to install Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, sparking bipartisan backlash and threatening renewal of FISA surveillance law.
Brits in Dubai Urged to Register Presence Amid Tensions
The UK Foreign Office advises British nationals in the UAE to register their presence online due to ongoing Middle East tensions, ensuring they receive travel updates and safety information.
Elon Musk slammed as 'bad news actor' over Belfast attack
Labour chair Anna Turley accuses Elon Musk of stoking divisions on X after knife attack in Belfast, warning families are at risk from social media disorder.
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Will England Get a World Cup Bank Holiday? Scotland's Precedent
Scotland gets a one-off Bank Holiday for their World Cup opener. Could England follow if they win the tournament? MPs push for a celebration holiday.
Extra UK Bank Holiday for Scotland's World Cup Debut
Scotland gets a special bank holiday on June 15, 2026, to celebrate its men's football team's first World Cup appearance in 28 years.
Starmer Braced for PMQs as Northern Ireland Chaos Erupts
Keir Starmer faces Kemi Badenoch at PMQs after violent disorder in Belfast, with masked thugs setting cars and homes alight following a knife attack.
Greens leader calls protesters 'scumbags' after Belfast riots
Scottish Greens co-leader Ross Greer condemned protesters in Scotland and Belfast as 'racists and scumbags' following violent clashes after a stabbing attack in Northern Ireland.
Ed Balls Grills Labour Minister in Heated GMB Clash
Ed Balls fiercely questioned Labour minister Anna Turley about the Makerfield by-election and potential leadership contest, leaving her struggling to answer.
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SNP pressed on Murrell's access to public funds
Scottish Labour demands answers on whether disgraced SNP chief Peter Murrell had access to public money, as he admits embezzling over £400,000.
Reform UK Pledges Total Visa Ban on Sudan After Attack
Reform UK calls for total ban on visas from Sudan after a knife attack in Belfast. Party's home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf says 'enough is enough.'
Nominate Local Hero for Scottish Parliament Opening
Alex Kerr MSP urges residents to nominate local heroes for the official opening of the Scottish Parliament on June 27. Deadline: June 16.
Somali Referee Banned from World Cup: A Symbol of Exclusion
Somali referee Omar Artan, set to make history at the World Cup, was denied entry to the US. This incident highlights broader issues of exclusion and Trump's influence on the tournament.
Reform UK Leader Ends Pride Support in St Helens
St Helens Council leader George Woodward has ended support for Pride events, sparking backlash from Labour MPs who warn of harm to LGBTQ+ community.
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Progressives Back Platner; Trump's GOP Grip Holds
Graham Platner wins Maine Democratic primary, setting up a tough Senate race against Susan Collins. Trump's endorsed candidates win in South Carolina and Nevada.
Princess Anne's Five-Day Royal Tour to Korea and Thailand
Princess Anne, 75, will travel to Korea and Thailand from July 13-17 for a royal tour celebrating UK relations and honoring Korean War veterans.
Bill Gates to Testify on Epstein Ties Before House Committee
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates will face questions from a House committee about his past relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in a closed-door session.
Minister Blames Online Actors for Belfast Racist Riots
Northern Ireland's justice minister Naomi Long says online 'bad faith actors' incited racism after a stabbing, leading to bus and car burnings in Belfast.
One Nation Senator's Eligibility Questioned Over Snowy Hydro
Australia's leading constitutional expert says One Nation senator Tyron Whitten could be disqualified under section 44 due to family company contracts with Snowy Hydro.
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BBC Breakfast fury over Belfast stabbing remarks
Northern Ireland's Justice Minister Naomi Long faced backlash on BBC Breakfast after condemning Belfast protests following a stabbing. Viewers criticized her remarks.
Trump's Rants: Pope, Transgenic Mice, and Third Term Hints
Donald Trump's second term is marked by erratic rants on Truth Social, attacks on the Pope, bizarre claims about transgender mice, and hints at a third term despite constitutional limits.
Express Reporter Flees After Being Followed in Belfast Riots
Express reporter Conor Wilson was forced to flee after being followed during Belfast riots. He had interviewed a masked protester before a van circled back, prompting him to leave for safety.
Makerfield by-election fatigue hits voters as polling day nears
Voters in Makerfield express by-election fatigue and mixed loyalties between Labour and Reform UK as the June 18 poll approaches, with some undecided.
Sky News Halted for Belfast Violence Breaking News
Sky News broke into programming as peaceful Belfast protests escalated into violence, with burning barricades and vehicles. Journalist Amanda Ferguson reported live.
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Starmer Vows to Fight Burnham Challenge, Risking Labour Split
Keir Starmer signals he will not resign if Andy Burnham returns to Westminster, threatening a divisive leadership contest that could shatter Labour unity.
Woman Saves Family from Mob During Belfast Unrest
A Belfast woman helped a family escape as protesters stormed their home during unrest following a stabbing attack, fearing they would be beaten.
EU backs migrant return hubs: 46 nations endorse plan
European Union capitals are set to back plans to send failed asylum seekers to detention centres outside member countries, giving a major boost to migrant deportation hubs.
Sold to Trump Family: Last Undeveloped Med Island
A pristine Greek island, one of the last undeveloped in the Mediterranean, has been sold to the Trump family, sparking environmental and local concerns.
Only 1 in 10 Europeans see US as ally, survey finds
A new survey reveals that only one in ten Europeans view the US as an ally, with majorities doubting American military support in case of attack.
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Putin and Trump Trapped in Losing Battles Against Reality
An analysis of how Putin and Trump, despite different conflicts, share an authoritarian delusion that traps them in unwinnable wars, with implications for Ukraine and Iran.
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