Starmer's conference speech fails to inspire
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer delivered a technically competent but emotionally flat conference speech that left delegates yearning for inspiration and political electricity.
Category : Politics
Museum declares Admiral Nelson was gay
London's National Maritime Museum makes landmark statement confirming Admiral Lord Nelson's homosexuality after years of speculation, citing his own words and relationships.
Inside Britain's village where new residents face vetting
An exclusive investigation into the Northamptonshire community where prospective homeowners undergo rigorous interviews and character assessments before being allowed to move in.
Fatal boat crash on Parramatta River claims local man
Tragedy strikes Sydney's waterways as Shane Florio dies in horrific boat collision on Parramatta River, leaving family and community devastated.
Democrats Deploy TikTok Influencers to Win Young Men
Facing an alarming exodus of young male supporters, the Democratic Party is turning to social media stars and gaming influencers in a radical digital strategy overhaul ahead of the US election.
NZ Foreign Minister's home vandalised in protest
The Auckland residence of New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters has been targeted by vandals in what police are treating as a politically motivated attack, raising security concerns for senior government officials.
Starmer faces backlash over Israel remarks in Labour meeting
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer confronts internal party turmoil after suggesting Israel had 'right' to cut off water and power in Gaza during tense meeting with Muslim MPs.
Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show
Controversial Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has launched a fresh attack on Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny, criticising his recent Super Bowl halftime performance and escalating America's ongoing culture wars.
Mother's plea for son held hostage by Hamas
Israeli mother Rachel Goldberg gives emotional testimony about her hostage son Hersh, held by Hamas for 10 months, as ceasefire negotiations continue to stall.
Leavitt: No Government Pay During Shutdowns
GOP congressional candidate Karoline Leavitt declares federal workers shouldn't receive paychecks during government shutdowns, igniting heated debate about taxpayer fairness and civil service protections.
Badenoch: SNP and Labour's green agenda damaging Scotland
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch launches scathing attack on Scottish green policies, warning they're destroying Scotland's economic competitiveness while England powers ahead.
Trump's NATO remarks trigger global security alarm
Former US President Donald Trump's suggestion that Russia should attack NATO allies failing to meet defence spending targets has triggered international condemnation and urgent discussions about European security architecture.
Starmer faces Labour backlash over Israel stance
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer defends his Middle East position amid internal party criticism and growing pressure over his response to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Davey's Devolution Demands Threaten Starmer's Agenda
Sir Ed Davey challenges Keir Starmer with bold constitutional demands for Scotland, threatening to derail Labour's political agenda unless enhanced devolution is delivered.
Starmer challenges Modi over British citizen's detention
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has raised the controversial case of Jagtar Singh Johal with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, pressing for justice for the British national detained in India since 2017.
Thatcher's Shadow Looms Over Divided Tory Conference
Rishi Sunak's Conservative conference descends into nostalgia as party clings to Margaret Thatcher's legacy while struggling with current divisions and leadership questions.
Tory members demand Reform UK election pact - poll
Exclusive polling reveals massive rebellion within Conservative ranks as members overwhelmingly back Nigel Farage's Reform UK for electoral alliance, threatening Sunak's leadership and party unity.
Tories vow to protect NI veterans from prosecutions
The Conservative Party vows to protect former soldiers from historical prosecutions relating to the Troubles, promising new legal safeguards for military veterans.
Trump Adviser Proposes Private Prison Funding Scheme
Corey Lewandowski suggests redirecting taxpayer money to private detention centres in explosive political proposal
Trump allies plan Social Security disability cuts
Former President Donald Trump's allies are preparing a radical overhaul of Social Security that could strip disability benefits from millions of Americans, sparking fears of widespread financial devastation.
Trump makes surprise Alaska endorsement in Senate race
Donald Trump breaks from tradition with unexpected Alaska endorsement, targeting Republican unity against Biden in strategic northern state.
Reform UK wins first council seat in Kent election
Nigel Farage's Reform UK celebrates its first council election victory in Kent, signalling potential disruption to Britain's political landscape ahead of the general election.
Labour security chief avoids public China spy case grilling
Sir Keir Starmer's national security adviser Matthew Doyle avoids public scrutiny as parliamentary committee questioning over failed espionage case moves behind closed doors, raising transparency concerns.
British expat jailed in Cambodia over firearms allegations
Duncan McNaught, a British national, faces serious prison time in Cambodia after being arrested on firearms charges. His family claims he's being unfairly targeted in what they describe as a 'set-up'.
Minister's child sex case intervention sparks political storm
Robert Jenrick faces Labour fury after personally writing to sentencing council demanding tougher penalties for child sexual abuse images, in what critics call a 'political stunt'.
Farage ordered to reveal COVID records in Mone scandal
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces legal pressure to reveal private COVID communications as Michelle Mone's PPE controversy continues to rock Westminster.
Trump Faces Asset Seizure as NY AG Escalates Legal Battle
New York's top prosecutor escalates her high-stakes legal confrontation with Donald Trump, pursuing asset seizures amid ongoing appeals in a landmark financial fraud case.
Jenrick's 'cynical' asylum comments spark Commons fury
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick faces parliamentary fire over 'deeply cynical' remarks about asylum seekers, with Labour accusing him of dangerous rhetoric ahead of potential leadership bid.
Trump: Ban TikTok Unless US Company Takes Full Control
Former President Donald Trump demands complete American ownership of TikTok through a US tech giant acquisition, threatening to ban the popular app if his conditions aren't met, in a dramatic intervention that could reshape social media landscape.
Putin's Nuclear Space Weapon Threat Revealed
Russia's development of nuclear space weapons could cripple global communications and trigger catastrophic conflict, warns Defence Secretary Grant Shapps in chilling security alert.
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