Jess Phillips reveals terrifying reality of being an MP
Labour MP Jess Phillips opens up about the constant fear and threats facing politicians in emotional farewell speech, highlighting the dangerous climate in British politics.
Category : Politics
Starmer pressures Macron over small boats crisis
Sir Keir Starmer pressures French President Emmanuel Macron for immediate action to tackle small boat crossings as he pledges to smash people smuggling gangs.
Putin Oversees Nuclear Drills Amid Rising Tensions
Vladimir Putin has personally supervised large-scale nuclear strike exercises involving intercontinental ballistic missiles and strategic bombers, as tensions between Russia and the West reach dangerous new heights.
Netanyahu rejects 'client state' claims as 'hogwash'
Former Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has vehemently denied allegations that Israel acts as a 'client state' to the US, calling the claims 'absolute hogwash' amid growing tensions in the special relationship.
Rayner: No resignation over 'honest mistake' in tax row
Labour's Deputy Leader Angela Rayner defends herself against tax allegations while Conservative MPs repay thousands in disputed expenses in Westminster accountability clash.
Rayner: 'No rules broken' in council house tax row
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner makes her first public statement addressing allegations about her former council house, insisting she followed all rules and regulations in the property sale.
Welsh public services face £4bn funding black hole
Shocking analysis by Institute for Fiscal Studies warns Welsh public services face devastating £4bn shortfall as funding formula fails to keep pace with needs
Fox News host investigated over secret North Korea trip
Former Pentagon official and Fox News personality Pete Hegseth under investigation for undisclosed 2023 North Korea visit with congressional delegation, raising serious security concerns.
DUP's Gavin Robinson loses East Belfast seat in election shock
In a stunning election upset, DUP leader Gavin Robinson has been ousted from his East Belfast stronghold by Alliance Party's Naomi Long, dealing a massive blow to unionism and reshaping Northern Ireland's political landscape.
Russian drones strike Ukrainian kindergarten
Fresh Russian assaults hit civilian infrastructure across Ukraine, including a kindergarten, as rescue workers scramble to save victims trapped under rubble. New footage reveals the devastating aftermath.
US Night Stalkers Deploy to Caribbean Amid Venezuela Fears
Exclusive reporting reveals elite US special forces units are conducting covert operations near Venezuela, raising alarm in Caracas about potential regime change ambitions against Nicolás Maduro.
Home Office criticised over Edinburgh immigration raid with police
Scottish Justice Secretary Angela Constance condemns Home Office immigration enforcement after police-assisted operation in Edinburgh sparks political storm and community concern.
Putin's ceasefire demands for Ukraine revealed
Exclusive: Vladimir Putin lays out stringent new conditions for ending Ukraine conflict, including full Ukrainian withdrawal from disputed regions and NATO membership ban.
Farage clashes with Starmer in explosive Commons debut
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage made his explosive first appearance at Prime Minister's Questions, launching a blistering attack on Keir Starmer's immigration policy and challenging the new government's direction.
Republicans block military pay in shutdown crisis
GOP hardliners defy House Speaker McCarthy, risking soldiers' salaries in government funding standoff as Trump allies demand spending cuts.
Prince Andrew Faces Eviction from Royal Lodge
The Duke of York confronts losing his Royal Lodge residence amid ongoing scandal fallout and monarchy cost-cutting measures under King Charles III's reign.
MPs could vote to strip Prince Andrew of Duke title
Exclusive: Groundbreaking legislation proposed in House of Commons could see MPs gain unprecedented power to remove royal titles through parliamentary vote, targeting Prince Andrew directly.
Starmer questions why Prince Andrew not interviewed by police
Labour leader confronts PM over lack of police interview with Duke of York amid Virginia Giuffre settlement fallout and ongoing Epstein scandal investigations.
Serbia's Gen-Z uprising: Clashes in Belgrade
Serbian police deployed water cannons and tear gas as thousands of students and young protesters clashed with authorities in Belgrade during anti-government demonstrations against President Aleksandar Vučić's regime.
Royal Navy shadows Russian spy ship in Channel
HMS Portland escorts Russian intelligence vessel Admiral Vladimirsky through world's busiest shipping lane as UK maintains vigilant watch on Moscow's naval activities.
Starmer criticised over 'offensive' women MPs comments
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces backlash after Baroness Casey condemns his 'deeply offensive' remarks about female MPs during PMQs, prompting internal party criticism.
NATO jets scramble after Russia's devastating Ukraine attack
NATO forces launch urgent response after Russia's massive missile and drone attack devastates Ukrainian cities, killing civilians and destroying critical infrastructure.
MPs demand Prince Andrew explain rent-free royal home
Buckingham Palace faces fresh scrutiny as MPs call Duke of York to justify his rent-free luxury Windsor residence amid ongoing royal financial controversies.
Russian troops slaughtered in Ukrainian 'death zone' trap
Exclusive report reveals how Ukrainian forces systematically eliminated Russian soldiers in a calculated ambush near the Dnipro River, turning the area into a killing field.
Japan appoints just one woman in cabinet reshuffle
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's cabinet reshuffle sees just one female minister amid criticism of Japan's poor gender equality record in politics.
Trump's Food Stamp Overhaul Could Cut Millions from Benefits
Former President Donald Trump proposes sweeping restrictions to federal food assistance programmes that could remove millions from benefits, drawing immediate condemnation from Democrats.
Farage mocked over bank 'persecution' claims
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces widespread ridicule after claiming his bank account troubles amount to political persecution, with critics highlighting his history of controversial statements.
Sarkozy sentenced to prison in La Santé corruption case
Exclusive: Nicolas Sarkozy's legal troubles deepen as he's ordered to serve time in historic La Santé prison following corruption conviction. The former French leader's dramatic fall from grace continues.
Ruth Ellis grandchildren demand posthumous pardon
The grandchildren of Ruth Ellis, the final woman executed in Britain, are demanding a formal pardon from the Ministry of Justice, claiming new evidence proves her case was mishandled.
Starmer confronts Sunak over Parliament bullying crisis
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer challenges Rishi Sunak on restoring parliamentary standards after damning report reveals bullying and harassment in Commons.
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