Minority Government Becomes Tasmania's New Political Normal
Tasmania's second state election in 16 months results in another hung parliament, with minority government becoming the new norm as major party vote shares decline.
Category : Elections
Manchester Mayoral Byelection: Largest Ever Test
Over 2 million voters will decide the next Greater Manchester mayor on 30 July, in Britain's biggest byelection. The race tests Labour's recovery, Reform UK's rise, and Green gains.
Trump Takes Over America's 250th Celebration
Donald Trump has commandeered America's 250th birthday celebrations, turning the national milestone into a partisan spectacle, according to critics.
One Nation Gains Ground With Youth And Women In Polls
One Nation's support doubles in polls, targeting disillusioned conservative voters. Party claims inevitability of winning lower-house seats as Liberals flounder.
United Airlines Raises Baggage Fees as Fuel Costs Soar
United Airlines raises checked bag fees by $10 as fuel costs soar due to the war in Iran, following similar moves by JetBlue.
Burnham faces Reddit Q&A as he prepares for No 10
Andy Burnham, the only candidate for Labour leader, will answer questions on Reddit after hinting at tax hikes for out-of-town businesses to help high street firms.
Starmer's mission boards quietly abolished in final weeks
Outgoing PM Sir Keir Starmer's flagship mission boards have been quietly abolished or stopped meeting entirely in the dying weeks of his premiership, the Daily Express can reveal.
Burnham to Face Reddit Q&A Ahead of Likely PM Entry
Andy Burnham, the only declared candidate to replace Sir Keir Starmer as Labour leader, will answer Reddit users' questions on Friday after hinting at tax hikes for out-of-town businesses to aid high streets.
Pressure mounts to deport Rochdale grooming gang ringleader
The Government faces pressure to change the law to deport Shabir Ahmed, a Rochdale grooming gang ringleader stripped of British citizenship but protected by a 1971 law.
Burnham Hints at Bank Holiday for England World Cup Win
Andy Burnham, likely to become PM on July 20, says speculation about a bank holiday if England win the World Cup 'might be premature' but urges fans to 'live in hope'.
Burnham Reveals No 10 North Location Near Piccadilly
Andy Burnham announces his No 10 North will be near Manchester Piccadilly station, where he will spend time as PM, but refuses to commit to a World Cup bank holiday.
Chairman of Scotland's heritage body resigns after nine months
Sir Mark Jones resigns as chairman of Historic Environment Scotland after just nine months, amid ongoing scandals including corruption allegations and a racism row.
Tartan Army fan returns home after raising £1m for charity
Craig Ferguson raised more than £1 million for mental health services after walking 3,300 miles across the US in 108 days, returning to Glasgow Airport to bagpipes and family.
Starmer Explores Late Pub Hours for England-Mexico Game
Sir Keir Starmer is considering steps to allow all pubs to open late for the England-Mexico World Cup match kicking off at 1am Monday, amid council licensing issues.
Trump's Greenland Purchase Plan Rejected by Denmark
Denmark firmly rejects Donald Trump's proposal to purchase Greenland, calling the idea 'absurd' and reaffirming that the autonomous territory is not for sale.
McSweeney: Labour Didn't Prepare for Government
Keir Starmer's former chief of staff Morgan McSweeney admitted Labour failed to prepare for government before the 2024 election, citing lack of planning for a changed world and mistakes like winter fuel payment cuts.
Councils Urged to Allow Later Pub Hours for England Match
Local Government Secretary Steve Reed urges councils to approve extended pub hours for England's Round of 16 World Cup match against Mexico, kicking off at 1am Monday.
Starmer: Parents Decide on Kids' 1am World Cup Match Viewing
PM Keir Starmer says parents should decide if children stay up for England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, after manager Thomas Tuchel urged schools to let kids watch.
McSweeney: Labour Unprepared for Government
Former Downing Street chief of staff Morgan McSweeney admits Labour failed to prepare for power, citing lack of top-level discussions on governing in a new era.
Minister Urges Parents: Kids Must Attend School After England Match
Skills minister Baroness Smith urges parents to send children to school after England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, amid fears of truancy. She plans a 'disco nap' before the game.
England Fans Demand Bank Holiday for Late-Night World Cup Match
England fans are calling for a Monday bank holiday after the Three Lions' 1am World Cup clash with Mexico. The government says the holiday pattern is 'well established,' but some employers may offer flexibility.
PM Orders Review of Grooming Gang Deportation Case
Sir Keir Starmer asks Home Secretary to examine options for deporting Rochdale grooming gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed, who retains only Pakistani nationality after being stripped of British citizenship.
Govt Explores Every Route to Deport Grooming Gang Ringleader
The government is exploring every legal route to deport Shabir Ahmed, the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader, after his release from prison on Thursday, a minister has said.
Andy Burnham could save Labour's soul, says former minister
Former Welsh Government minister Mick Antoniw argues that Andy Burnham's premiership could restore faith in Labour, proposing radical devolution and constitutional reform to tackle inequality and political instability across the UK.
UK explores every route to deport Rochdale grooming gang leader
Shabir Ahmed, 73, ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang, is set for release after 14 years. Minister Baroness Jacqui Smith says officials are 'looking at every route' to deport him to Pakistan, despite legal barriers under the Immigration Act 1971.
UK explores every route to deport grooming gang ringleader
The UK government is exploring all options to deport Shabir Ahmed, 73, the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader, despite legal barriers under the Immigration Act 1971.
Trump calls Charlamagne tha God a 'racist sleazebag' in early morning rant
Trump attacks Charlamagne tha God as 'racist sleazebag' after radio host suggests Epstein Files could shift MAGA base to traditional conservatives.
Reform UK Candidates Under Fire for Offensive Social Media Posts
Reform UK faces fresh controversy as two local election candidates are accused of offensive posts, while a donor to Rupert Lowe's party calls for 'another Hitler'.
Political Dynasties Vie For Power In 2026 Us Midterms
Redistricting and GOP fundraising advantage could make 2026 US midterms closer than expected, analysts say.
Glasner: Palace Must Win Final to Claim Europa League Place
Oliver Glasner urges Crystal Palace to win Conference League final to secure Europa League place next season, in his final match in charge.
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