Trump Approval Slips as Polls Show Warning Signs for Republicans Ahead of Midterms
Trump's approval slips to mid-30s in multiple polls, with economy, immigration and Iran concerns posing risks for Republicans ahead of 2026 midterms.
Trump's approval slips to mid-30s in multiple polls, with economy, immigration and Iran concerns posing risks for Republicans ahead of 2026 midterms.
US naval blockade of Iranian ports in Strait of Hormuz after failed ceasefire talks, escalating economic crisis.
Analysis of Labour's plans for UK-EU reset and the EU's renewed appeal after Orbán's defeat.
Starmer faces leadership threat after Greens' historic byelection win; Labour MPs demand change.
Gen Z are drinking less and embracing sobriety, driven by health concerns, risk aversion, and changing social norms. Data shows a significant decline in alcohol consumption among young people.
Starmer faces pressure on net zero after Tony Blair's attack, as Reform UK gains and internal Labour tensions rise.
ITV's The Neighbourhood faces viewer backlash as cast deemed unlikeable, with particular criticism for contestant Jordan.
Epping Forest council leader calls for calm and an end to protests outside asylum hotel, as legal action continues.
Marco Rubio meets Pope Leo at Vatican amid strained US relations, discussing peace and humanitarian issues after Trump's attacks on the pontiff.
Actress Rosalind Halstead, 41, admits drink driving and faces up to six months in jail; sentencing next month.
Ed Balls and Richard Arnold kiss on Good Morning Britain to recreate Harry Styles' SNL moment, sparking viewer reactions.
Seven Afghan men charged with rape and child sexual abuse in Norwich, part of a grooming gang investigation. Offences between Aug 2023 and May 2025.
A charity shop volunteer reveals that prices have 'massively increased' in the past 18 months, calling the trend 'counter productive'.
Nigel Farage faces a standards investigation over a £5m gift from a crypto billionaire, with potential suspension and recall petition if found in breach.
Trump's bizarre McDonald's speech, Epstein file vote, and insults to a female reporter highlight unhinged moments.
A day at a UK property auction reveals repossessed homes, £1 guide prices, and the human cost of the housing crisis.
I'm A Celeb star claims contract warning after finale drama; disputes between Adam Thomas, Jimmy Bullard, and David Haye highlighted.
Trump extends Iran ceasefire indefinitely, reversing earlier threats, amid failed talks and continued blockade.
Pierluigi's restaurant in Beckenham sends cease and desist letters to residents who complained about noise, sparking controversy at licensing hearings.
John Swinney pledges Scotland will be only UK nation to tackle cost of living crisis, unveiling new policies amid criticism from Labour and Oxfam.
Hugh Jackman's ex-wife Deborra-Lee Furness seeks meeting with his new girlfriend for closure, but experts say it may backfire.
Remains of David White, missing since 1997, identified after a hiker found his boot with a foot inside at Fish Lake, Utah.
Cole Palmer faces opposition to his trademark bid for beauty products and clothing, with a prior claim by a Manchester firm.
China condemns UK Parliament's move to block its ambassador from addressing MPs, calling it 'despicable and cowardly' amid sanctions row.
Iran's World Cup team arrives in Mexico wearing protest badges amid US visa restrictions and diplomatic row.
Scottish Labour pledges to merge CalMac and CMAL to overhaul 'broken' ferry system, cutting bureaucracy and modernising fleet.
US Senate defeats war powers resolution limiting Trump's military action in Venezuela, with VP Vance casting tie-breaking vote after two Republicans switched sides.
US flags for Trump's UK visit had to be replaced due to wrong shade of red, costing £52,800 in public funds.
Richard Keys defends leaving his wife for a younger woman, denies she had cancer at the time, and dismisses claims of coercion.
Ex-Syrian colonel Salem Al-Salem appears in UK court charged with crimes against humanity over 2011 crackdown on protests.