JK Rowling Criticises Glamour Over Trans Honour; Munroe Bergdorf Responds
JK Rowling slams Glamour for honouring trans women; Munroe Bergdorf responds with a defiant speech warning of fascism and urging protection of trans rights.
Category : Politics
Starmer Attempts to Unite Labour Amid Gaza Rift
Keir Starmer tries to show Labour unity on Israel-Gaza amid internal divisions, as senior MPs criticise his stance and councillor satisfaction drops.
Hammer Attacker In Cardiff Pub Jailed For 18 Months
Rasheed Jama, 20, jailed for 18 months after hitting a man with a hammer in a Cardiff pub and a series of racially abusive attacks.
King Charles May Miss Harry and Meghan Due to Diary Clash
Former royal butler Grant Harrold says a diary clash is the only thing that could prevent King Charles from meeting Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and their children during their upcoming UK visit.
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Unmarried couples in Wales face 'three-year rule' cohabitation law reforms
The UK government has launched a consultation on plans to give unmarried cohabiting couples in England and Wales legal rights after three years together, or immediately if they have children, addressing a legal gap affecting 3.5 million couples.
Farage's Fatal Weakness: Reform UK Peaked Too Soon
Reform UK's third by-election defeat in Makerfield shows Farage's party losing momentum, with Labour's Burnham winning 55% of the vote.
Fifa Warns Against Political Interference After Trump Threat Over World Cup Bid
Fifa warns against political interference after Trump threatens countries opposing US-led 2026 World Cup bid, facing Morocco.
Starmer Survives Labour Rebellion Over Mandelson Scandal
Starmer survives Labour rebellion over Mandelson scandal, but MPs warn of dwindling political capital as new disclosures emerge.
Labour Could Lose 1,850 Councillors, Polling Expert Says
Labour loses council seats to Reform UK in local elections, putting Starmer's leadership under threat; polling expert predicts loss of 1,850 councillors.
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Donaldson in Court for Sexual Offences Trial Opening
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson arrives at court for the opening of his trial on historical sexual offences, pleading not guilty to 18 charges.
Afghan Teen Who Used AK-47 to Fight Off Attackers Faces Conflicting Accounts
A 15-year-old Afghan girl used an AK-47 to defend her family, but conflicting accounts suggest the attack may have been a family dispute.
Labour ‘set to lose three-quarters of council seats’ in next week’s elections
Labour predicted to lose 1,850 council seats in local elections, with Reform UK gaining 1,550 and Greens 500, according to polling expert Lord Hayward.
Labour Faces Massive Losses in Local Elections
Labour loses over 1,400 council seats and devolved parliament control; Starmer under pressure to resign.
Starmer Condemns Israel's Gaza Actions as 'Appalling' Amid Labour Rebellion
Starmer calls Israel's Gaza actions 'appalling' as UK considers sanctions but resists arms ban amid Labour rebellion and protests.
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Instagram 'Rich Kid' Julia Stakhiva Exposed as Renter, Not Billionaire
Julia Stakhiva, featured on E4's 'Rich Kids of Instagram' as a billionaire's daughter, was actually renting a room. Footage of the flat has been removed.
Hundreds Protest US Consulate Opening in Greenland After Envoy's Remarks
Hundreds protest new US consulate in Nuuk after envoy says it's time for US to 'put its footprint back' on Greenland; PM boycotts opening.
Trump's Deep-Sea Mining Push Fuels New Companies and Fast-Tracked Rules
Trump's executive order spurs deep-sea mining firms and fast-tracked rules, despite scepticism over financial viability.
Trump Eases Refrigerant Rule To Lower Grocery Costs
Trump administration loosens refrigerant rule for grocery stores, aiming to lower costs amid inflation concerns.
Unmarried Couples Face New 'Three Year Rule' for Legal Rights
Proposed UK law change grants unmarried cohabiting couples legal rights after three years, addressing inheritance and separation injustices. Consultation runs until August 14.
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Shy Brits Struggle to Connect Neighbours Survey Finds
Only 7% of Brits feel very connected to neighbours; three in ten interact less than during lockdown. Food-focused campaign aims to revive community spirit.
Trump Says He Will Keep Strait of Hormuz Open
Donald Trump says he will allow the Strait of Hormuz to remain open after Iran agreed to 'highest level Nuclear inspections' for 'infinity', easing the global oil crisis.
Burnham Gets Government Briefings Amid Labour Challenge
Leadership frontrunner Andy Burnham will start receiving Government briefings from the Civil Service, as Sir Keir Starmer authorises access talks with prospective candidates.
Starmer to Give Burnham Civil Service Access Immediately
PM Keir Starmer agrees to provide Andy Burnham with civil service briefings 'as soon as possible' to ease leadership transition, as Burnham returns to Commons.
Prince William Frustrated by King Charles's Olive Branch to Harry
Prince William is reportedly furious after King Charles offered Prince Harry accommodation for a UK return, with William fearing Harry will become his problem when he becomes king.
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Starmer could join Burnham cabinet as foreign secretary
Harriet Harman suggests Keir Starmer could serve as foreign secretary under Andy Burnham after stepping down as PM, sparking online backlash.
Lib Dem MP Ordered to Apologise for Grabbing Security Pass
Parliament's complaints service found Angus MacDonald broke rules by grabbing a contractor's security pass. An independent panel dismissed his appeal, ordering a full apology.
Andy Burnham Warned: Slash Tube Funding Risks London MPs
Business chiefs warn Andy Burnham not to cut Tube funding if he becomes PM, as London Labour MPs fear losing seats due to diverted investment to regions.
Farage Faces Inquiry Over £5 Million Crypto Gift
Nigel Farage acknowledges potential parliamentary sanction over an undeclared £5 million gift from a Thailand-based crypto businessman, insisting it is a private matter.
Flying a Spitfire Reveals Brexit Vote Meaning
Aaron Newbury flies a Spitfire over Sussex, finding in its roar the spirit of freedom that drove the Brexit vote, a decade on from the referendum.
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Nigel Farage Not Knighted Is a National Disgrace
Giles Sheldrick argues that Nigel Farage, the most consequential politician of a generation, remains overlooked for a knighthood while failures are rewarded.
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