Glasgow councillor wins free speech court battle
Glasgow Labour councillor Fiona Higgins has won a judicial review against the Standards Commission after challenging a misconduct probe over teacher cuts comments.
Category : Politics
Motherwell MSP launches community survey to shape priorities
Motherwell and Wishaw MSP Clare Adamson invites residents to complete a short survey to help her focus on the issues that matter most to the community.
Andy Burnham Humiliated with Four Words on Live TV
Harry Cole slammed Prime Minister Andy Burnham with four words on live TV, telling him to 'sort it out now' and accusing him of getting every big call wrong.
Burnham Defends Tax-Funded Leaflet for Illegal Migrants
Andy Burnham defends taxpayer-funded leaflets instructing illegal immigrants on UK laws against rape, underage sex, and violence, sparking outrage from Reform UK and the Tories.
Taxpayers may face £5m bill for Harry and Meghan's security
The cost of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's security in the UK is estimated at £5 million per year, raising questions about whether taxpayers are footing the bill.
William and King united against Harry and Meghan return
Prince William and King Charles III are reportedly 'completely united' in opposing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex returning as working royals, as Harry and Meghan prepare to move back to the UK.
Tory leaders accuse Burnham of 'devolving blame' for tax rises
Three Conservative council leaders in London have written to Andy Burnham, accusing the Government of 'devolving blame' for council tax hikes, as they face forced increases or service cuts.
Trump and Cohen settle eight-year-long feud during reunion
Michael Cohen has revealed that he and Donald Trump have reconciled, with Trump appearing on Cohen's radio programme after years of public feuding and legal battles.
Man United predictions: Carrick's side tipped for top-four
Manchester United journalists predict a top-four Premier League finish, a Champions League last-16 run, and debate whether Michael Carrick's side can win a trophy in 2026/27.
Councillors must be free from fear of score-settling investigations
Concerns are growing that the standards regime for councillors is being abused, with rival politicians and officials using complaints to settle old scores, as seen in the case of Glasgow Labour councillor Fiona Higgins.
Questions over Sussexes’ security costs as they return to UK
Questions remain over who will pay for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s security when they return to the UK, as Harry learns his legal costs in the High Court case against the Daily Mail’s publisher.
UK terror victims’ day can raise awareness of radicalisation
The UK's first National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism is marked on Friday, with a survivor saying it can also help the public spot signs of radicalisation and prevent future attacks.
Harry and Meghan alerted security before telling King Charles
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle secretly alerted UK security chiefs about their return weeks before informing King Charles, placing the Government under pressure to grant taxpayer-funded protection.
GB News Erupts as Stadlen and Quirk Clash Over Immigration
A furious row erupted on GB News between Matthew Stadlen and Reform Councillor Russell Quirk over the UK's illegal migration crisis, with Stadlen accusing Quirk of deflecting from violence against women.
Home Office warns asylum seekers not to rape British women
A Home Office booklet tells asylum seekers that rape is a serious crime, as Giles Sheldrick argues the guidance proves long-held concerns about migration were justified.
Jordan slams 'Draconian' Premier League spending rules
Simon Jordan has criticised Premier League chief executive Richard Masters for calling Newcastle United a success story under the league's spending rules, calling the regulations 'Draconian' and one-dimensional.
WRU to publish evidence behind decision to axe west Wales team
The Welsh Rugby Union says it will soon publish the evidence behind its decision to cut a west Wales rugby team, amid accusations of a lack of transparency and calls for the board to resign.
One in three Britons oppose Harry and Meghan's UK return
A YouGov poll reveals 33% of Britons believe the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should not move back to the UK, while 45% are unsure and only 21% support their return.
Harry and Meghan told UK security before King about return
Prince Harry informed UK security services about his return to Britain earlier this month before telling King Charles on Sunday, the Mirror can reveal.
Huge blow for Sadiq Khan as new poll reveals Londoners' views
New YouGov polling shows 56% of Londoners say Sir Sadiq Khan should not run in the next mayoral election, with a net popularity score of minus 9.
Third of Britons oppose Harry and Meghan's UK return
A new YouGov poll reveals 33% of Britons believe the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should not return to the UK, while 45% are unsure and only 21% support the move.
TalkTV host slams Labour over migrant sex consent guide
TalkTV presenter Samara Gill has slammed the Labour government after the Home Office issued a nine-page guide to asylum seekers on sex and consent, calling it an 'admission of guilt'.
Trump Talks About Grass at White House
Donald Trump discusses grass during a White House event, praising its quality in a video that has gone viral online.
Recalled California leaders refuse to leave office
Avenal's recalled city council members remain in office, rejecting election results. The dispute has divided the community and raised legal questions about the recall process.
Bridget Phillipson Condemns Misogynistic Social Media Culture
Labour’s Bridget Phillipson warns that racism and misogyny are being normalised by rightwing politics and a 'cesspit' of social media, discussing fears for British society.
Premier League Bosses Deny Conspiracy After Balogun Ban
Richard Masters and Howard Webb reject conspiracy theories over officiating, citing incompetence over corruption, after FIFA's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's ban stirs fan mistrust.
Natalie Harp Worked at White House Without Security Clearance
Natalie Harp, a special assistant to Donald Trump, worked at the White House for nearly a year without a security clearance, according to an MSNBC report.
Harry and Meghan Return Poll: 33% of Brits Oppose Move
A YouGov poll shows 33% of Brits oppose Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to the UK, while 21% support it and 45% are unsure.
Harry and Meghan's Return Threatens Monarchy's Future
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's planned return to the UK risks a public backlash against the monarchy, with concerns over security funding and disruption to royal life amid King Charles' cancer treatment.
Burnham Clueless on Welfare, Britain Heading for Bankruptcy
Andy Burnham fails to tackle the unsustainable welfare state, risking bankruptcy, as Reform UK proposes £50bn cuts, including benefit bans for foreign nationals.
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