Labour MPs race against time to replace Angela Rayner
Labour MPs scramble to secure 80 nominations by Thursday to trigger deputy leadership contest following Angela Rayner's resignation, in major test for Starmer's party unity.
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Red Berets & Freedom Flights: Monday's Top Photos
From a solemn parade of Parachute Regiment veterans to a powerful protest in Argentina, The Guardian's editors select the most compelling photographs from around the world today.
Republicans Launch Sweeping Pro-Trump Agenda in Congress
The US Congress reconvenes with a Republican majority swiftly advancing a bold legislative programme aligned with Donald Trump's vision, signalling a dramatic shift in Washington's power dynamics.
Army Officer Admits Sexual Assault Before Teen's Suicide
A British Army officer has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting 19-year-old Jaysley Beck, whose death has raised serious questions about safeguarding within the military.
Spain's PM condemns Israel's Gaza campaign at UN
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez launches a scathing critique of Israel's military actions in Gaza at the UN General Assembly, accusing them of violating international law and disproportionately harming civilians. He demands an immediate ceasefire and
Starmer Confronts Abbas Over Hamas in Tense London Meeting
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer challenged Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Hamas's October 7th attacks during a private London meeting, while Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper faced criticism for her absence from the talks.
MoD Rejects Scottish Call to Halt Nuclear Convoys
The Ministry of Defence has formally dismissed a request from Scottish Ministers to suspend the transport of nuclear defence materials, citing national security imperatives. The standoff highlights ongoing tensions in UK defence policy.
UK Evacuates Citizens from Conflict Zones in Major Airlift
Exclusive: The Home Office launches emergency flights from India and Afghanistan, while negotiating safe passage for Britons trapped in Sudan's escalating civil war.
Newsom Accuses Trump of 'Gaslighting' Over Grocery Prices
California Governor Gavin Newsom launches a scathing attack on Donald Trump, accusing him of 'gaslighting' the American public over skyrocketing food inflation and grocery bills.
Labour MPs Face Reselection Battles in Boundary Shake-Up
Senior Labour MPs including Angela Rayner, Keir Starmer, and Emily Thornberry are fighting for their political futures as mandatory reselection threats loom in major boundary shake-up.
Lords block government's controversial Bill of Rights
The government's plan to replace the Human Rights Act with a new Bill of Rights has been halted after the House of Lords refused to back it. Peers have sent the legislation back to the Commons, demanding significant changes.
Labour's Louise Haigh challenges Starmer's leadership approach
Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh delivers a stunning rebuke to Keir Starmer's leadership, demanding radical reform and a return to party democracy in explosive internal clash.
Trump Ready for New Russia Sanctions as EU-US Officials Meet
High-stakes diplomatic meeting unfolds as former President Donald Trump declares readiness to impose sweeping new sanctions on Russia, signalling a potential major shift in US foreign policy.
Reform UK faces backlash over Putin apology comments
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party is embroiled in controversy after candidate's remarks defending Putin spark outrage and security concerns about Russian election interference.
UK Border Chaos: New Home Office System Fails at St Pancras & Dover
Exclusive: Passengers at London St Pancras and the Port of Dover endure massive delays and chaos following the botched rollout of a new Home Office border system, raising serious concerns about UK border readiness.
Spain's Sánchez Ultimatum to Israel Over Gaza
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez issues an ultimatum to Israel, demanding justification for its Gaza actions as Spain considers formal recognition of a Palestinian state.
Trump's NATO Threat: Encouraged Russia to Attack Allies
Ex-President Donald Trump allegedly told European leaders he would encourage Russia to attack NATO allies failing on defence spending, raising profound UK and European security concerns.
Tory Davis: Voting Farage is like 'backing Labour'
Senior Conservative David Davis launches a scathing attack on Nigel Farage, branding a vote for Reform UK as a direct boost for Keir Starmer's Labour Party. The former Brexit Secretary's intervention highlights the deep Tory fears over the electoral threa
Labour Courts US & Global Allies for UK Revival
Exclusive: Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Party is proactively building bridges with Washington, Brussels, and Commonwealth allies, preparing for a transformative foreign policy shift should it win the next general election.
John Swinney Elected as Scotland's New First Minister
John Swinney has been officially elected as Scotland's seventh First Minister by MSPs at Holyrood. The SNP leader now faces the challenge of uniting his party and reconnecting with the Scottish public.
Sinn Féin Leader Faces Fine Over Presidential Election Breach
Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald faces potential legal penalties for her role in nominating presidential candidate in controversial move that breaches electoral rules, sparking fierce debate in Irish politics.
Nepal enforces social media blackout amid deadly protests
Nepal's government has enforced a sweeping social media blackout in a drastic attempt to quell violent protests erupting over a controversial corruption bill. The move follows multiple fatalities and escalating unrest in Kathmandu.
Mahmood's Visa Threat to Uncooperative Nations on Migrants
In a bold opening move, Britain's new Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is set to wield powerful new legislation to suspend visa access for countries refusing to take back migrants arriving via small boats. This hardline strategy, inherited from the Tory pla
Labour seeks new UK pact with US, Canada, Australia and NZ
Exclusive: Sir Keir Starmer's Labour government is pursuing a landmark 'UKNA' agreement to deepen economic, diplomatic, and security cooperation with key anglophone allies, marking a major post-Brexit foreign policy shift.
French PM Faces Make-or-Break Confidence Vote
French Prime Minister François Bayrou faces a critical vote of confidence in the National Assembly, a pivotal moment that could reshape President Macron's government and its reform agenda.
UK threatens visa bans over Rwanda deportation blockages
The UK government issues a stark ultimatum: countries obstructing the Rwanda deportation scheme could face a complete visa suspension, escalating a major diplomatic standoff.
Farage Blasts 'Right-Wing Extremist' Label in Sky News Row
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage erupts in a fiery on-air confrontation, vehemently rejecting the 'right-wing extremist' label and defending his party's stance on immigration and the NHS.
McGregor demands Irish President resign, backs Elon Musk
UFC superstar Conor McGregor has launched a stunning political intervention, publicly calling for the resignation of Ireland's President Michael D. Higgins while urging tech billionaire Elon Musk to run for office in a series of explosive social media pos
Ukrainian refugee fatally stabbed in UK - chilling footage emerges
Exclusive footage shows the final moments before a Ukrainian refugee was fatally stabbed in a quiet English town, as a man appears in court charged with murder.
Noel Clarke Ruling: A Grave Threat to UK Press Freedom
A High Court judgment in the Noel Clarke libel case has sparked grave concerns for investigative journalism, setting a perilous new precedent for media outlets reporting on serious allegations.
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