Coalition Talks: Lib Dems and Labour Consider Alliance After Tory Negotiations Fail
Gordon Brown bids to form Labour-Lib Dem coalition after Tory talks fail, raising constitutional questions about legitimacy and stability.
Category : Constitution
Obama's $850M Chicago Presidential Center Accused of Gentrifying South Side
Barack Obama's $850M presidential centre in Chicago faces backlash from residents who say it is gentrifying the South Side, raising rents, and displacing families.
Perfectly Preserved 70-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Egg Discovered in Argentina
A 70-million-year-old dinosaur egg, perfectly preserved, has been discovered in Argentina, offering potential insights into dinosaur development.
The Lingering Legacy of Jim Crow Segregation Signs
Explore the history and lasting impact of Jim Crow segregation signs in the American South, from legalised discrimination to modern workforce divides.
David Lammy's plan to give unmarried couples same rights is idiotic
Virginia Blackburn criticizes David Lammy's proposal to equalize rights for unmarried couples, arguing it undermines society's foundations. Also covers Idris Elba on Bond, Anthony Head's death, and more.
Trump claims credit for ex-Cameron aide's California run-off
Donald Trump says his pressure on 'cheating dogs' helped Steve Hilton, former David Cameron aide, reach the California governor run-off. Hilton promises change.
Starmer Needs £28bn: Miliband's Green Budget at Risk
Keir Starmer urgently needs £28bn for defence amid rising threats. Ed Miliband's £63bn green war chest may be raided as the PM faces leadership challenges.
MSPs Reject Labour Call for Murrell Inquiry at Holyrood
Scottish Parliament votes down Labour's demand for a Holyrood inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement of £400,000 from the SNP, instead backing a wider review of party finances.
Andy Burnham's U-turns: Agreeing with Farage for votes
Andy Burnham faces criticism for multiple U-turns, including agreeing with Nigel Farage on immigration, as he tries to win Reform voters in Makerfield.
Three Abandoned Dogs Find Forever Homes in Time for Christmas
Three dogs abandoned as puppies find loving homes and celebrate their first Christmas with new families after RSPCA rescues.
Neanderthals Were Capable of Long-Range Hunting, Study Finds
New study shows Neanderthals could throw spears up to 65 feet, challenging views of their intelligence and capabilities.
Australia Drops Plan for Permanent ASIO Questioning Powers
Labor scraps plan to make ASIO's 9/11-era questioning powers permanent, but expands offences to include communal violence promotion and defence system attacks.
Alex Salmond Criticises Prince William Over Meeting with Gordon Brown on Scottish Independence
Alex Salmond criticises Prince William for meeting Gordon Brown, urging royals to stay out of Scottish independence debate.
Paris Museum Opens Gallery for Nazi-Looted Art, Displaying ‘Orphaned Masterpieces’
Musée d'Orsay opens gallery for Nazi-looted 'orphaned masterpieces', displaying reverse sides to reveal provenance, as France reckons with wartime art plunder.
Tice won't rule out more Reform gifts after Farage's £5m
Richard Tice refuses to rule out further large undeclared gifts to Reform politicians after Nigel Farage accepted £5m from a donor, urging voters to trust the party.
Glasgow Mosque Locked as Racist Attacks Erupt After Stabbing
Two police officers and three members of the public were injured in Glasgow unrest, with people attacked due to skin color. Three arrests made.
Glasgow Mosque Locked as Racist Attacks Erupt During Unrest
Worshippers locked in Glasgow's largest mosque as violent protests erupt after a stabbing in Northern Ireland, with police confirming racist attacks.
Trump warns Iran will 'pay the price' after deal failure
Donald Trump threatens Iran will 'pay the price' for failing to agree a peace deal, reversing earlier optimism about negotiations.
Monumental day for Pat Finucane's family at inquiry
The widow of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane has hailed the first day of a public inquiry into his death as 'monumental', after decades of campaigning.
SNP pressed on Murrell's access to public funds
Scottish Labour demands answers on whether disgraced SNP chief Peter Murrell had access to public money, as he admits embezzling over £400,000.
Starmer Vows to Fight Burnham Challenge, Risking Labour Split
Keir Starmer signals he will not resign if Andy Burnham returns to Westminster, threatening a divisive leadership contest that could shatter Labour unity.
Murrell's Early Plea Would Have Hit SNP Election: Expert
Professor James Mitchell says Peter Murrell's earlier guilty plea would have had a 'major impact' on the Holyrood election, potentially jeopardizing the SNP-Green majority.
Zelenskyy, Trump, Putin: New Ukraine Diplomatic Moves
Zelenskyy meets Trump amid shifting US stance on Ukraine. Putin signals openness to talks, but key conditions remain unresolved.
Badenoch's Culture War Bid for Reform Backers
Kemi Badenoch employs culture war tactics to attract Reform UK supporters, aiming to strengthen Conservative voter base ahead of elections.
Australia Sanctions West Bank Settlers
Foreign Minister Penny Wong announces sanctions against extremist Israeli settlers in the West Bank, citing violence against Palestinians.
Belfast Violence After Knife Attack: Homes Torched
Residents evacuated as Belfast protesters set homes and vehicles on fire amid disorder following a knife attack. Police appeal for calm.
Andy Burnham's EU Rejoin Plan: A Disaster for Britain?
Andy Burnham wants the UK to rejoin the EU, but the author argues Brexit benefits are real and the EU is in decline, warning against reopening the debate.
UK Sanctions on West Bank Settler Violence
Britain announces sanctions against Israeli settlers and groups involved in violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, joining Canada, Australia, and European governments.
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