Exclusive polling reveals a political firestorm for Labour as Sir Keir Starmer's plan to recognise a Palestinian state faces overwhelming opposition from the British public, threatening to derail his election strategy.
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey faces accusations of hypocrisy after supporting the potential arrest of tech billionaire Elon Musk for 'transphobic' remarks, despite his party's professed commitment to free speech principles.
New Public Space Protection Orders across rural Britain outlaw shouting, aggressive pony-stroking, and other activities deemed antisocial, sparking a debate on civil liberties and local authority powers.
A Guardian 'Dining Across The Divide' experiment brings together Richard, a staunch Brexiteer, and Joe, a passionate Remainer, for a meal in Westminster to see if they can find common ground beyond the political divide.
In an unprecedented act of generosity, a Virginia woman who won the historic £1.2 billion Powerball jackpot has announced she will donate the entire fortune to charitable causes, focusing on education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy justifies the UK's pivotal decision to formally recognise Palestinian statehood, framing it as a crucial step towards a two-state solution and lasting peace in the Middle East.
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Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross announces he will not stand for re-election to Holyrood, joining a growing exodus of senior Tory MSPs ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections.
The memorial service for Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk became a political lightning rod, drawing elite conservative figures and sparking debate with its overtly partisan tone.
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls for the UK to immediately recognise a Palestinian state, marking a significant shift in Labour's Middle East policy and positioning it ahead of the current government.
Newly appointed Foreign Secretary David Lammy embarks on a critical mission to Washington D.C., aiming to reset UK-US relations and strengthen the 'special relationship' with key meetings at the White House and State Department.
MPs and their staff are receiving secret security briefings from MI5 on how to identify and thwart sophisticated espionage attempts by hostile states like China and Russia, the Daily Mail can reveal.
The UK Government accuses Russia of deliberately disrupting civilian flights and maritime traffic in Eastern Europe with widespread GPS jamming, branding it a 'dangerous' and 'reckless' act.
Sarah Wynn Williams, author of 'The Meta Exposé', faces financial ruin and legal bankruptcy after Meta secured a gagging order preventing her from criticising the company. The case raises alarming questions about corporate power and free speech in the UK.
Exclusive: Former Labour Foreign Secretary Jack Straw makes a stunning confession about public perception of the Iraq War, revealing the haunting question he is most frequently asked by the British public.
A senior Israeli official has launched a scathing attack on Sir Keir Starmer, accusing the Labour leader of endorsing terrorism through his stance on Palestinian statehood. The diplomatic spat exposes deep tensions over UK-Israel relations.
Bestselling Irish author John Boyne, famed for 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas', is at the centre of a fierce cancellation campaign after expressing gender-critical beliefs. The literary community is deeply divided over free speech and trans rights.
President Macron's government has sparked outrage by authorising a ban on the public display of the Palestinian flag, a move critics are calling a severe crackdown on civil liberties and free expression.
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy faces fierce criticism from former Home Secretary Priti Patel over his response to the Israel-Hamas conflict, exposing a bitter political divide on UK foreign policy.
RAF Typhoon fighter jets were launched from a base in Poland to intercept and shadow Russian military aircraft operating close to NATO's eastern flank.
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey accuses Elon Musk of undermining democracy after X restricted access to UK Parliament's official account, branding the tech billionaire 'dangerous' for free speech.
The Earl and Countess of Wessex continued their poignant royal tour of Japan with a serene visit to a Tokyo temple, honouring the late Emperor and showcasing the soft power of the modern monarchy.
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy declares UK recognition of a Palestinian state 'on the road to a ceasefire' in Gaza, signalling a significant potential shift in Labour's Middle East policy and increasing pressure on Sir Keir Starmer.
Russia is developing a new 'Intervision' song contest with allies like China and Belarus, a direct response to its ongoing exclusion from the Eurovision Song Contest. This move signals a deepening cultural divide.
An in-depth examination of the UK's escalating border control measures. This piece argues that the government's new digital surveillance plans threaten to dismantle ancient British liberties under the guise of protecting national security.
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BBC's MasterChef introduces confidential support line for production staff after serious allegations emerge about the behaviour of hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode during filming of the new series.
A former British Army soldier faces murder charges in Kenya after the death of a local woman, Agnes Wanjiru. The case raises serious questions and international attention.
The UK government is actively considering the formal recognition of a Palestinian state, a major policy move that could reshape Middle East diplomacy and break the political deadlock. Foreign Secretary David Cameron reveals the new strategy.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces plans for UK to recognise Palestinian statehood as part of a renewed Middle East peace process, aligning with key European allies.