Keir Starmer offered place on Trump's Gaza peace board
Keir Starmer has been offered a place on Donald Trump's Gaza peace board and is expected to accept, despite no formal invitation yet.
Category : Politics
Democrats unite against Republican proposal to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee have rejected suggestions that Ghislaine Maxwell could receive a Trump pardon in exchange for testimony, calling the idea shameful.
Ben Roberts-Smith granted bail on Afghanistan war crime murder charges
Former SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith has been granted bail on five charges of war crime murder over alleged killings in Afghanistan.
Kate Moss joins Chrissie Hynde for karaoke at refugee charity anniversary
Kate Moss and Chrissie Hynde performed a karaoke duet at a London fundraiser celebrating 10 years of support for Palestinian refugee children.
Trump and gun rights groups at odds after Minneapolis shooting
Rift emerges between Trump and pro-gun groups over response to Alex Pretti's killing by border patrol officers in Minneapolis.
Healey Made Chancellor as Burnham Unveils New Cabinet
Andy Burnham appoints John Healey as chancellor, with Ed Miliband as foreign secretary and Yvette Cooper as health secretary, in a reshaped cabinet.
Vanity Fair red carpet host criticised over questions about Oscar-nominated film
Jake Shane faces backlash after asking stars about sick child in 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You' at Vanity Fair Oscars party.
Blake Lively's Lawyer Warns of Press Leak Risk in Baldoni Case
Blake Lively's lawyer seeks strict privacy order in case against Justin Baldoni, citing press leak risks. Judge to rule soon.
El Salvador's democracy 'has died' as Bukele abolishes term limits
El Salvador's congress votes to scrap presidential term limits, prompting opposition warnings of dictatorship and comparisons to Venezuela.
Britain welcomes US airport preclearance plan
Britain has welcomed a US proposal for Homeland Security checks at UK airports, according to leaked documents, sparking criticism from human rights groups.
Trump rules out vice-presidential bid for third term but says he 'would love' another presidency
Trump rules out VP bid for a third term but says he would love another presidency, praising Vance and Rubio while on Asia trip.
White House deletes Vance post recognising Armenian genocide
White House deletes JD Vance post calling Ottoman-era killings a genocide, sparking anger from Armenian groups and US politicians.
Torchwood fans heartbroken as Ianto Jones memorial in Cardiff Bay to be removed
Ianto's Shrine, a Torchwood fan memorial in Cardiff Bay, is to be removed after 17 years due to maintenance issues, with a new plaque planned.
London Protesters Pull Down Iranian Embassy Flag in Anti-Regime Demonstration
A protester pulls down the Iranian flag at the London embassy and replaces it with a pre-revolution symbol amid ongoing demonstrations.
Mexican man pleads guilty to impersonating Border Patrol agent in California
A Mexican man pleads guilty to impersonating a Border Patrol agent and tailing federal officers in California, with a fake FBI badge and firearms charges.
Russian diplomats breached UK parliament security before Christmas
Russian diplomats breached UK parliament security before Christmas, entering a private area of the House of Lords, prompting warnings to MPs and peers.
Union chief decries 'political cowardice' over attacks on cabinet secretary
Union head Dave Penman says anonymous attacks on cabinet secretary Chris Wormald 'stink of political cowardice', amid reports No 10 has lost confidence.
Angela Rayner cleared of criminal wrongdoing over sale of former council house
Angela Rayner cleared by police over sale of former council house; no action from Stockport Council or HMRC.
Ukraine's 'Flamingo' missile: new long-range weapon could reach Moscow
Ukraine's new 'Flamingo' cruise missile, range 3,000km, could strike Moscow. Mass production expected soon, says Zelensky.
How critical race theory became a decisive issue in Virginia's governor race
How critical race theory, a legal academic framework, became a central issue in the Virginia governor race, with Glenn Youngkin promising to ban it.
Robert Aramayo's Bafta double win no surprise to former teachers
Robert Aramayo made history at the Baftas, winning best actor and rising star. His former teachers and mentors in Hull say they always knew he would succeed.
LAPD bomb squad officers given light punishments after botched explosion that destroyed 22 homes
Leaked documents reveal LAPD bomb squad officers received suspensions of up to 18 days after a 2021 explosion destroyed 22 homes and injured 17.
Trump health fears as aides rush press out of Oval Office
Donald Trump sparked health concerns after rambling about grass and Star Wars in the Oval Office, prompting aides to abruptly rush reporters out of the room.
Zelenskyy: Russian energy sites are legitimate war targets
Zelenskyy says Russian energy sites are legitimate targets; Russian strikes kill three; Dubai extradites suspect in Moscow shooting.
Trump's DC police takeover echoes 1992 crime crisis response
Trump's federal takeover of DC police evokes 1992 crime crisis after staffer's murder, but current crime rates are far lower.
Salah calls for Liverpool to revive 'heavy metal' style after Villa defeat
Salah criticises Liverpool's slump, demands return to 'heavy metal' football, and warns Champions League qualification is the minimum.
Pokémon Company hits back at White House over MAGA-themed imagery
Pokémon Company criticises White House for using its imagery without permission in MAGA-themed social media post, citing its non-political mission.
HMRC child benefit crackdown wrongly hit thousands, watchdog finds
NAO finds HMRC's child benefit crackdown wrongly hit 23,000 families, failing to adequately consider impact, with payments suspended based on flawed flight data.
Thirty-four schoolmates accuse Nigel Farage of racist behaviour
Thirty-four former Dulwich College pupils allege Nigel Farage showed racist and antisemitic behaviour, including taunts and abuse. Farage denies the claims.
Arlene Phillips questions new Strictly hosts with 'three's a crowd' jibe
Arlene Phillips criticises new Strictly presenting trio with 'three's a crowd' jibe, worries over Johannes Radebe's dancing future.
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