Focus Groups Show Tory Voters Unimpressed by Jenrick, Open to Farage
Focus groups in Warrington and Godalming reveal Tory voters' scepticism of Jenrick, openness to Farage, and concerns over party infighting.
Category : Politics
Civilians Flee on Foot as Syrian Military Offensive Looms East of Aleppo
Civilians flee on foot as Syrian military offensive looms east of Aleppo amid accusations SDF blocks evacuation
Makerfield By-election Revives Brexit Arguments as Labour Figures Clash
Labour figures clash over Brexit ahead of Makerfield by-election, with Starmer, Streeting, Hinder, and Lammy offering differing views on EU relations and party strategy.
Northumberland councillor complaint investigation launched
A complaint alleging a breach of the code of conduct has been made against a Northumberland county councillor, with a cross-party panel to hear the case.
Kazakhstan Joins Trump's Gaza Peace Board Amid Concerns Over Authoritarian Makeup
Kazakhstan joins Donald Trump's Board of Peace, a body criticised for its authoritarian membership and perceived sidestepping of the UN.
Burnham pledges support for Suffolk wildfire crews
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has vowed all support for firefighters battling a 'very serious' 100-hectare wildfire at Dunwich Heath near Leiston, with 18 engines and over 100 crew at the scene.
Trump Criticises NATO Allies As Cowards At Turning Point Event
Trump criticises NATO allies as 'cowards' at Turning Point event, accusing them of failing to support US during Iran war and threatening alliance commitment.
Mandelson Resigns from Labour Over Epstein Links
Peter Mandelson quits Labour after US documents show Jeffrey Epstein sent him $75,000.
Fact Check: Viral Video and March Numbers Clarified
Full Fact debunks false claims about Green Party video and crowd numbers at Unite the Kingdom march in London.
KPop Demon Hunters' Net Worth Soars After Global Success and Oscar Nods
KPop Demon Hunters, Netflix's most-watched film, has earned £12-15m and two Oscar nods despite BAFTA ineligibility.
Four Migrants Die After Busiest Channel Crossing Day
Four migrants died trying to reach the UK after 752 people crossed the Channel in nine boats on Wednesday, the busiest day this year.
MEPs vote for EU-wide consent-based definition of rape
European Parliament votes to urge EU-wide consent-based rape definition, citing patchwork laws and low conviction rates.
Coleen Rooney Hosts Pilates Party with WAGs for New Debloat Capsules Launch
Coleen Rooney hosted a pilates party for WAGs to launch her new Debloat Capsules with Applied Nutrition in Cheshire.
Trump says US will ‘run’ Venezuela after capture of Nicolás Maduro
US special forces capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro; Trump announces temporary US control of the country amid international condemnation.
Pro-Palestine Protesters Arrested at Chuck Schumer’s New York Office
Dozens arrested at Schumer's office as US cities see protests over Gaza. Elected officials among those detained.
Adam Peaty's mother demands removal from Netflix show amid family feud
Caroline Peaty writes to Netflix to remove family from Gordon Ramsay documentary after wedding feud with son Adam.
Tasmania Apologises After Brothers Brain Stolen
Tasmania apologises for retaining autopsy body parts without consent from 1966-1991, causing distress to families.
Trump says Putin would honour Ukraine peace deal, suggests US mineral workers as deterrence
Trump tells Starmer Putin would keep word on Ukraine peace deal, suggests US mineral workers as deterrence, but refuses troop commitment.
UK Government Warns of Potential Attack on British Soil in New Security Strategy
Britain must prepare for possible attack on its soil, government warns in security review, citing Russia and Iran threats.
Polanski says he 'feels sorry' for King over planned Trump meeting
Green Party leader Zack Polanski expresses sympathy for King Charles over meeting with Trump, criticising PM Starmer's decision. Visit proceeds with adjustments.
Labour Needs More Shabana Mahmoods, Not Angela Rayners, Says Commentator
Commentator argues Labour needs more Mahmoods than Rayners, praising Mahmood's asylum policy and criticising Green Party ideology.
US Justice Department to send election observers to California and New Jersey
Federal observers to monitor polling in five California counties and one in New Jersey after Republican requests, sparking Democratic criticism.
Minister backs Taoiseach's White House visit amid Greenland row
Minister Dara Calleary says Taoiseach should take up White House invite despite Trump's Greenland threats, citing value of dialogue.
Prince Andrew settles civil sex assault case with Virginia Giuffre
Prince Andrew settles civil sex assault case with Virginia Giuffre, making a substantial donation to a victims' charity but no admission of liability.
GMB Boss: Sarwar's Reputation 'In Bits' After London Move
GMB Scotland secretary Louise Gilmour says Anas Sarwar's reputation is 'in bits' after his 'self-serving' decision to quit as Scottish Labour leader for a role in the Lords.
Epstein Accuser Vanishes in New York
Elisabetta Tai Ferretto, Italian former model who accused Epstein of misconduct, missing in New York since 22 April.
Starmer Apologises To Streeting In Labour Briefing Row
Keir Starmer apologises to Wes Streeting over briefing leaks but stands by chief of staff Morgan McSweeney, insisting No10 not source.
Swiss Nightclub Owners Face Murder Charges After Fire
Lawyers for victims of Crans-Montana nightclub fire seek upgrade to murder charges after text messages reveal owners' awareness of fire risk.
Judge to Decide if Charlie Kirk Murder Case Proceeds to Trial
Five-day preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, concludes. Judge to rule on trial after September arguments.
Police Minister Urges Doubling of Facial Recognition Use
Police minister Chris Philp urges doubling of facial recognition searches and wider live camera use, sparking civil liberties concerns from campaigners and MPs.
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