Labour plans to replace Lords with elected chamber
The Labour Party has unveiled plans to replace the unelected House of Lords with a democratically elected chamber, sparking debate over constitutional reform in the UK.
Category : Politics
Protesters storm AOC's Bronx office in shocking confrontation
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Bronx office was stormed by protesters in a shocking confrontation, raising concerns over political tensions in New York.
Johnson slams "useless" post-ministerial jobs watchdog
Former PM Boris Johnson criticises the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA) as ineffective, amid calls to scrap the post-ministerial jobs watchdog.
AfD's Weidel Confronted by Protesters in Heated Interview
Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's far-right AfD party, faced fierce backlash from protesters during a controversial interview, highlighting deepening political divisions.
Bloomberg endorses RFK Jr. in election shake-up
Billionaire and former NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg throws his support behind Robert F. Kennedy Jr., shaking up the political landscape ahead of the US election.
Starmer pledges to cut child poverty before next election
Labour leader Keir Starmer has committed to reducing child poverty in the UK before the next general election, outlining plans to address inequality and support vulnerable families.
Nigel Farage’s UK Crime Claims: Fact or Fiction?
An in-depth analysis of Nigel Farage's recent statements on UK crime rates, examining their accuracy and the broader implications for public discourse.
Cartoon exposes Gaza conflict's human toll
A powerful cartoon by Ben Jennings highlights the devastating impact of Israel's military strikes on Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, capturing the human cost of the conflict.
Florida denies Trump campaign's voter data request
Florida officials have denied a request from Donald Trump's campaign for voter data, citing legal and privacy concerns. The move highlights ongoing tensions over election integrity in the US.
Asylum seeker wins appeal after nationality switch
An asylum seeker successfully overturned a deportation order after switching his claimed nationality from Iranian to Afghan halfway through his case, sparking debate over immigration appeals.
Labour's Peter Kyle: 'No place for racists in our party'
Shadow Education Secretary Peter Kyle delivers a powerful message against racism within the Labour Party, emphasising zero tolerance ahead of the general election.
US Air Force Jet Intercepted Near Biden Event
A US Air Force jet was intercepted by fighter aircraft after accidentally entering restricted airspace near a location where President Joe Biden was attending an event in North Dakota.
Farage backs El Salvador’s crime crackdown for UK
Nigel Farage lauds El Salvador’s tough-on-crime policies, sparking debate on whether similar measures could reduce UK crime rates. Critics warn of human rights risks.
Police probe suspicious incident near Scottish Parliament
Authorities are probing a security alert near the Scottish Parliament after reports of a suspicious vehicle. The area was cordoned off as a precaution.
Starmer and Sunak's explosive PMQs clash: 8 key moments
The fiery exchange between Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak during PMQs left Westminster buzzing. From Brexit jibes to policy showdowns, here are the key moments.
Clarkson Worried Over Torode's Alleged N-Word Use on MasterChef
Jeremy Clarkson expresses concern after reports surface about John Torode's alleged use of the N-word, sparking controversy on MasterChef.
Trump proposes ending cash bail in US justice system
Former President Donald Trump unveils a bold plan to eliminate cash bail in US prisons, sparking debate on justice reform and public safety.
Protester's glued teeth knocked out in Epping demo
A protester at an Epping migrant hotel demonstration suffered a brutal injury when his teeth were knocked out—only to later reveal they were glued in. The chaotic scene has sparked outrage and debate.
QAnon spins Epstein files to target Trump
Newly released Epstein documents spark fresh QAnon frenzy, with conspiracy theorists falsely claiming Trump's involvement in the scandal.
Ghislaine Maxwell's secret Congress testimony revealed
Newly unsealed documents expose Ghislaine Maxwell's 2016 testimony to Congress, shedding light on her role in Jeffrey Epstein's scandalous network.
Maria Farmer makes explosive Epstein-Trump claims
Maria Farmer, a key witness in the Jeffrey Epstein case, reveals explosive allegations linking the disgraced financier to Donald Trump in a bombshell interview.
Tory minister criticised over domestic abuse comments
Conservative MP Chris Philp sparks outrage after questioning Labour's Diana Johnson on domestic abuse policies, drawing sharp criticism from campaigners and opposition MPs.
Hilaria Baldwin Shows Off Yoga Skills in Heels
Hilaria Baldwin dazzles fans with her impressive flexibility and balance as she performs yoga poses in high heels. The fitness enthusiast shares her latest workout routine on social media.
Rare Chinese bowl stuns owner with £50k valuation
A guest on Antiques Roadshow was left speechless after experts revealed their seemingly ordinary Chinese bowl could fetch over £50,000 at auction.
Observer apologises for racist Zarah Sultana cartoon
The Observer has publicly apologised for publishing a racist cartoon depicting Labour MP Zarah Sultana, sparking widespread condemnation.
Orgreave Truth Campaign Demands Justice Decades Later
Calls grow for a public inquiry into the 1984 Battle of Orgreave, where miners faced brutal police tactics during the UK miners' strike. Labour pledges support for truth and justice.
Court rules Trump must comply with subpoena
A US federal court has ruled that former President Donald Trump cannot ignore a congressional subpoena, marking a significant legal setback in his ongoing battles with investigators.
Pensioner recounts trauma after protest arrest
Audrey White, a pensioner, shares her harrowing experience of being detained during a peaceful protest in Liverpool, raising concerns over policing and civil liberties.
Home Office blocks Orgreave papers release
The Home Office has refused to disclose documents related to the 1984 Battle of Orgreave, angering justice campaigners who demand transparency over police conduct during the miners' strike.
Trump's Secret Syria 'Plan B' Revealed
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly proposed a secretive 'Plan B' for Syria, raising concerns over its implications for Israel and Middle East stability.
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