Green councillor apologises for 'coconuts' comment
Lewisham Green councillor Hau-Yu Tam apologises for calling David Lammy a 'coconut' on social media, after the Labour MP urged the Greens to stop using racist language.
Category : Constitution
Rupert Lowe Sparks Outrage Over Dunblane Comments
Restore leader Rupert Lowe incorrectly told Joe Rogan there was just 'one murder' in the Dunblane massacre, where 16 children and their teacher were killed, sparking widespread backlash.
FIFA Rule Change Gave England Easier World Cup Path
A FIFA rule change ensured the top four seeded nations, including England, could not meet until the semi-finals, sparking claims of favouritism. Egypt has complained after their loss to Argentina.
Prince Harry’s Privacy Case: An Assault on Free Press
Prince Harry's privacy claim against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers was dismissed by the High Court. The judge ruled that suspicion alone is not enough, highlighting the case as an assault on free press masquerading as a victims' crusade.
Farage Accuses Labour and Tories of Contempt in Clacton
Nigel Farage resigns as Clacton MP, triggering a by-election. Labour and Tories refuse to stand, leaving Farage facing Count Binface. He accuses them of voter contempt.
Trump Warns Iran Conflict Could 'Get Much Worse' After Strikes
US forces hit about 90 targets across Iran, with President Trump warning the conflict could 'get much worse'. Iran retaliated by targeting Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar.
Trump: 'Deal on Greenland' Key to US Troop Levels in Europe
Donald Trump has said a 'deal on Greenland' would play a key role in any decision about the numbers of US troops stationed in Europe, speaking on his return from the Nato summit.
Trump Denies Security Fears Over UK Plane Change
President Donald Trump denied security threats prompted his plane change at RAF Mildenhall, saying it was to honor US troops. He switched to the new Air Force One from Turkey.
Thousands of Toilets May Need Revamp Under Single-Sex Code
Nearly 13,000 toilets and 5,000 changing-rooms could need revamping under new single-sex spaces guidance, costing millions. The code, based on the Supreme Court ruling, mandates facilities based on biological sex.
Disability benefits 'not fit for purpose,' Pip review says
The interim Timms report concludes that personal independence payment (Pip) is 'no longer fit for purpose,' with claimants describing the process as 'dehumanising' and 'soul destroying.' The review promises bold reform.
US Launches New Strikes on Iran After Trump Ends Ceasefire
US forces have launched fresh strikes on Iran after President Trump declared the interim ceasefire over, following renewed hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz that have spiked oil prices.
US launches fresh strikes on Iran after Trump declares ceasefire over
US forces launched new strikes against Iran after Donald Trump declared the interim ceasefire over, citing Iranian aggression in the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices spiked amid renewed hostilities.
Court Denies Trump's Kennedy Center Name Bid During Appeal
A three-judge panel rejected the Kennedy Center's request to keep Donald Trump's name on the facade during an appeal, ruling the board failed to show irreparable harm.
Starmer Urges Return to Iran Ceasefire Amid 'Challenging' Days
Sir Keir Starmer calls for restoring the US-Iran ceasefire after Trump declared it over, warning UK household bills will rise if Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
Trump's Combative Nato Stance: Implications for Ukraine
At a Nato summit in Ankara, Trump's combative posture deepens divisions over Ukraine, defence spending, and Iran. Zelenskyy rallies European leaders as the US reliability is questioned.
Farage Quits, Faces Count Binface in Clacton By-Election
Nigel Farage resigned as an MP amid financial allegations, triggering a Clacton by-election where his main rival is Count Binface. Chancellor Rachel Reeves mocked the move as a 'farce'.
Starmer Urges Return to Iran Ceasefire Amid Hostilities
Sir Keir Starmer calls for a return to the US-Iran ceasefire after hostilities flared, warning UK household bills will be hit unless the Strait of Hormuz is reopened.
Ruth Ellis granted conditional pardon after 70 years
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy announced a conditional pardon for Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in the UK, replacing her death sentence with life imprisonment due to a profound injustice.
Farage Resigns as MP, Triggers Byelection Amid Scandals
Nigel Farage resigns as Clacton MP, forcing a byelection he frames as 'people vs establishment,' amid investigations into crypto donations, ties with convicted fraudster, and lobbying claims.
Court Strikes Down Key Part of Florida's Stop Woke Act
A federal appeals panel struck down a key provision of Ron DeSantis's Stop Woke Act, ruling that restricting race and gender discussions in higher education violates the First Amendment.
Corrections: Welsh Water and NatureScot Errors
Welsh Water (Dŵr Cymru) was incorrectly described as publicly owned; it is a private not-for-profit company. NatureScot was misnamed as 'Nature Scotland'.
Le Pen Launches 2027 Campaign After Ban Reduced
Marine Le Pen launches her French presidential campaign after a court of appeal shortens her ban on running for office, allowing her to participate in the 2027 vote.
Uefa Could Block Russia's Football Return in Clash with Fifa
Uefa is prepared to block the return of Russian teams to international football after the IOC provisionally lifted Russia's suspension, setting up a potential clash with Fifa.
Jackdaw Oil Field Won't Materially Influence Emissions
Adura, owner of the proposed Jackdaw oil field, says the project will not materially influence global greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for just 0.02% of global GHG.
Farage Quits as MP for Clacton By-Election Boycotted by Rivals
Nigel Farage has resigned as MP for Clacton to trigger a by-election where his main opponent is likely to be comedy candidate Count Binface, as Labour, Conservatives, and other parties boycott the contest.
UK Urges France to Prioritise Flow Over EU Border Checks
UK officials push France to prioritise traveller flow over EU Entry Exit System compliance during peak summer, as Ryanair warns of long delays at major airports.
Trump Warns Iran He Will 'Probably' Launch More Strikes
President Donald Trump says the ceasefire with Iran is over and the US will 'probably' launch more strikes, calling Tehran 'dishonourable' and 'scum' at the Nato summit in Ankara.
Trump Blasts Iran as 'Scum', Warns of More Attacks Tonight
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran it will be 'hit hard' again after branding Tehran 'scum' and declaring the ceasefire 'over.' The US launched 85 strikes on Iran overnight, with more expected tonight.
Reeves Allows Farage By-Election in Clacton
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will not block Nigel Farage's bid to trigger a by-election in Clacton, allowing him to resign as an MP and face a contest boycotted by major parties.
Martin Lewis rejects Clacton by-election challenge against Farage
Martin Lewis has ruled out standing in the Clacton by-election against Nigel Farage, calling party politics 'worse than root canal work' after being urged to run as a unity candidate.
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