Andy Burnham Set to Become PM Unopposed, Shock Poll Hits Labour
Andy Burnham has secured enough nominations to become Labour leader and PM without a contest, but a shock poll shows Labour losing the Manchester mayoral seat he vacated.
Category : Policymaking
Burnham Pledges to Listen to Labour Left-Wing Backbenchers
Andy Burnham promises to 'listen' to Labour's left-wing backbenchers during his only leadership hustings, signalling a shift from previous leadership style.
Starmer Hails Hillsborough Families as Law Nears Passage
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pays emotional tribute to Hillsborough families as the Public Office (Accountability) Bill, known as the Hillsborough Law, returns to the Commons for its final stages, introducing a duty of candour and expanded legal aid.
Trump Backs Lindsey Graham's Sister for Interim Senate Seat
Donald Trump recommends Darline Graham Nordone to serve as interim senator, calling it a 'fabulous tribute' to the late Lindsey Graham.
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Judge Blocks Release of Trump Tax Returns to Congress
A federal judge has blocked the release of Donald Trump's tax returns to Congress, ruling that the House committee's request lacked a legitimate legislative purpose.
Andy Burnham to Be Crowned Labour Leader After MP Backing
Andy Burnham will be officially announced as Labour’s next leader on Friday after securing 349 MP nominations, making a challenge mathematically impossible. He is set to become PM on July 20.
Trump's Nato Remarks Ring Hollow but Recognizes Something Real
Christopher Chivvis argues that while Trump's Nato threats are losing force, his recognition of alliance costs is valid. US leaders must balance alliances without scorched-earth tactics.
Starmer: Argentina players should stick to football over Falklands
Sir Keir Starmer has told Argentinian players to focus on football after a provocative Falkland Islands chant sparked a diplomatic row, reaffirming the islands' right to self-determination.
Sir Olly Robbins Sacked by Starmer Submits Legal Challenge
Sir Olly Robbins, former top civil servant at the Foreign Office, has filed a judicial review against Sir Keir Starmer, claiming the PM had no statutory authority to dismiss him over the Lord Mandelson vetting row.
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Sacked FO Chief Robbins Launches Legal Challenge Against Starmer
Sir Olly Robbins, sacked as top civil servant at the Foreign Office, claims PM Starmer lacks statutory authority to dismiss him and seeks judicial review over alleged unfair procedure.
Olly Robbins Legal Challenge Over Foreign Office Sacking
Sir Olly Robbins has launched a legal challenge against his dismissal as the top civil servant at the Foreign Office, the FDA union announced.
Reform UK Candidate Astley Launches Manifesto, Vows 'War'
Reform UK's mayoral candidate Sian Astley launches her manifesto, pledging to stop Greater Manchester becoming a 'dumping ground for illegal migrants' and to 'go to war' with vape shops and 'dodgy' barber shops.
Swinney: Summer of Sport Continues Despite World Cup Exit
First Minister John Swinney outlines SNP government's achievements in first 50 days, including First Homes Fund and Homelessness Prevention Fund, and looks ahead to Commonwealth Games and independence referendum.
Whitehall Officials Urge Diversity on UK Banknotes
A Cabinet Office letter reveals officials urged the Bank of England to feature more women, disabled, ethnic minority, and LGBT+ figures on future banknotes, sparking backlash.
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Plaid Cymru's Dafydd Trystan Davies on Government Role and 100-Day Plan
Dafydd Trystan Davies, newly elected Plaid Cymru MS, discusses his role as minister for government effectiveness and the constitution, focusing on delivering Plaid's 100-day targets and advancing constitutional reform in Wales.
Dodds: Cut Campaign Spending by £10m
Dame Anneliese Dodds urges slashing the national party campaign spending limit by £10 million, warning of a funding 'arms race' as crypto interests pour millions into UK politics.
Elon Musk's Foundation Took Tommy Robinson to Russia: Father
Elon Musk's father said the Musk Foundation funded Tommy Robinson's trip to Moscow, where the far-right activist met Russian business figures and encouraged anti-migration protests.
Australia Copyright: AI Investment vs Creative Rights
Australian creatives are pushing to shore up copyright protections as the tech industry calls for a carve-out in exchange for datacentre investment, with Labor ministers divided on the path forward.
Lindsey Graham, US Senator and Trump Ally, Dies at 71
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a key ally of Donald Trump, has died from a sudden illness at age 71, his office announced on Sunday. He served since 2003 and was running for re-election.
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Emmerdale Fans Predict Noah Dingle Death Twist Exit
Emmerdale fans theorize Noah Dingle's exit after 22 years could involve a death twist, possibly killing Dr. Todd following his mother Charity's rape.
UK Must Continue Helping Lebanon Rebuild After War
Labour MP Alan Gemmell urges continued UK support for Lebanon after war, financial crash, and refugee crisis, highlighting British-funded border security projects.
Reeves Warns Burnham Governing Is Hard as Ally Pledges Changes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves warns Andy Burnham governing is hard, urges a clear plan amid shocks. Ally Miatta Fahnbulleh pledges cost-of-living relief and reforms.
Trump's Wild Week: Health Scare, NATO Rants, Air Force One
Donald Trump ended a tumultuous week in hospital after a NATO summit, amid questions over a secret Air Force One plane switch, furious rants, and a gaffe calling Zelensky 'President Putin.'
Labour MPs Urge Burnham to Restore 0.7% Aid Target
Labour MPs call on Andy Burnham to restore the UK's 0.7% GDP aid target, proposing a 10-year plan and G20 leadership on global wealth tax and development.
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Britons Brace for Andy Burnham Tax Hikes, Debt Increase
Exclusive Ipsos poll reveals 56% expect Burnham to increase borrowing and national debt, while 54% anticipate personal tax hikes. Only 37% are clear on what he stands for.
Burnham Plans No 10 North for Decentralised Governance
Andy Burnham intends to split his time as PM between Westminster and a new No 10 North in Greater Manchester, pushing power out of Whitehall to communities across the UK, allies say.
Could Count Binface Beat Farage in Clacton By-Election?
Bookmakers slash Count Binface's odds in Clacton by-election as Nigel Farage faces potential triple embarrassment, with major parties not standing and turnout concerns.
Iran Mourns Khamenei Amid US Strikes as New Leader Stays Hidden
Iran buries slain supreme leader Ali Khamenei after week-long funeral amid renewed US airstrikes. His son Mojtaba, the new leader, has yet to appear publicly, leaving Iran's future uncertain.
Burnham Apologises for Labour's Gaza Stance in Interview
Andy Burnham apologises for Labour's slow response in calling for a Gaza ceasefire, urges trade ban with illegal settlements, and says war crimes evidence is mounting.
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Mexico Probes US Role in Sinaloa Cartel Leader's Capture
Mexico investigates whether US lied about involvement in 2024 capture of Sinaloa cartel co-founder Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada García, potentially violating sovereignty.
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