Reform UK MS Carmelo Colasanto on His Journey to the Senedd
Carmelo Colasanto, a new Reform UK MS, shares his journey from disillusionment to election, citing anger over political tone and his father's values as motivators.
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Trump Tarnishes World Cup: Analysis
Donald Trump's shocking intervention in the World Cup has marred the tournament. Global sports business correspondent Matt Hughes analyzes the impact with Lucy Hough.
US 250-Year Experiment Ends: Trump Damage Irreversible
Guardian readers respond to Jonathan Freedland's column, arguing Trump's power grab has permanently altered US governance, ending the 250-year experiment in democracy.
Burnham Must Master Art of Dealing With Trump
Andy Burnham must master dealing with Donald Trump, a skill Keir Starmer lacked. Early signs suggest he has the right skills for the role.
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Graham Platner Scandal: Dems' Senate Hopes at Risk
Graham Platner suspended his Senate campaign after sexual assault allegations, adding to a series of scandals that reveal deeper issues within the Democratic Party's candidate vetting and voter loyalty.
NSW Liberal Party Faces Existential Crisis Over Corruption
The NSW Liberal Party is in crisis as two corruption investigations probe illegal donations, branch stacking, and developer links in Sydney's Hills district, threatening its future.
Nigel Owens: World Cup refs vulnerable to conspiracy theories
Nigel Owens warns that Donald Trump's intervention to overturn a red card at the FIFA World Cup has damaged trust in officials and fueled conspiracy theories.
Trump's Quiet Moves to Undermine US Election Integrity
Donald Trump is systematically targeting election safeguards, gutting the Election Assistance Commission and demanding passage of the SAVE America Act. He also threatens to bomb Iran from beyond the grave and pushes to permanently fence off Lafayette Park
Manchester voters reject Labour apology on Gaza
In Longsight, Manchester, residents dismiss Andy Burnham's apology over Gaza as insincere, with many turning to Greens and independents in protest, despite Burnham's impending coronation as Labour leader.
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Four Neath Port Talbot councillors quit Labour ahead of polls
Four Neath Port Talbot councillors have resigned from the Labour Party less than a year before council elections, with three joining the Independent group and one becoming unaffiliated.
Count Binface 'carrying hopes of the nation' says Burnham
Andy Burnham, tipped to become next PM, backed Count Binface to beat Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election, joking the satirical candidate carries the nation's hopes at the O2 Silver Clef Awards.
Burnham Apologises for Labour's Gaza Stance, Pledges Change
Andy Burnham apologises for Labour's initial response to Israel's Gaza military action, saying the party 'didn't get it right' and pledging more pressure on Israel including sanctions and a potential ban on trade with illegal settlements.
Farage Criticised for Clacton Byelection Spectacle
Nigel Farage's decision to resign and stand in a self-created byelection in Clacton draws sharp criticism from readers, who accuse him of prioritising spectacle over parliamentary duty.
Farage Byelection Strategy Risks Repeating Johnson Sleaze Trap
Nigel Farage's pre-emptive resignation and re-standing in Clacton risks a replay of the Boris Johnson error, giving opponents weeks to repeat claims about his finances.
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Reform UK's Dysfunctional Family: Farage, Tice, Jenrick
Nigel Farage's Reform UK faces scandals: undisclosed gifts, tax avoidance, and police investigations. Richard Tice, Robert Jenrick, and others raise questions about leadership and integrity.
Guardian View: Farage's Crypto Cash Needs Transparency
The Guardian argues that Nigel Farage's opaque crypto-linked finances and use of friendly media to deflect scrutiny pose a threat to democratic accountability, urging transparency.
Starmer May Issue Resignation Honours Despite Past Pledge
Keir Starmer has indicated he could issue resignation honours when he leaves No 10, despite promising in 2023 he would not. He declined to rule it out, saying 'We'll look at that in the usual course of things.'
UN: Developing Countries Spent More on Debt Than Education
In 2025, 113 developing countries spent more on debt repayment than education, with sub-Saharan Africa spending 3.6 times more on debt. Unesco warns aid cuts could worsen the crisis.
Trump Says Ceasefire Over, Agrees to Iran Talks
President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire with Iran is over, while agreeing to continue talks after Iran allegedly requested further negotiations.
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Met Police Probe £500k Reform UK Donations in Farage Scandal
The Metropolitan Police is investigating at least £500,000 in donations to Reform UK from Fiona Cottrell, mother of convicted criminal George Cottrell, over alleged evasion of donation restrictions.
72 MEPs Demand FIFA Investigation into Balogun Suspension
72 European lawmakers urge 27 EU football associations to demand a formal FIFA investigation into the overturning of Folarin Balogun's World Cup suspension, citing alleged political interference by Donald Trump.
GMB Halts for Breaking News: Ann Widdecombe Dies at 78
Good Morning Britain paused its programme to announce the death of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe at age 78, confirmed by her spokesperson.
Tice Pays Emotional Tribute to 'True Legend' Widdecombe
Reform UK's Richard Tice hailed Ann Widdecombe as a 'true legend' and 'utterly fearless' after her death at 78, praising her remarkable contribution to public life.
Ann Widdecombe Dies at 78: Former MP and Strictly Star
Ann Widdecombe, former Conservative MP and MEP, has died at 78. Known for her Euroscepticism, social conservatism, and Strictly Come Dancing appearance, she served under John Major and later joined Reform UK.
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New Photos from Epstein's Island Released by US House Democrats
US House Democrats release new photos from Jeffrey Epstein's Caribbean island, showing a dentist chair, masks, and other items.
Ann Widdecombe Dies Aged 78: Tributes Pour In for 'Powerhouse'
Ann Widdecombe, former Conservative MP and MEP, has died aged 78. Tributes describe her as a 'true powerhouse and honourable lady' who served as prisons minister and later backed Reform UK.
Gregg Wallace 'Breaking Even' After MasterChef Axe, Opens Up About Money Anxiety
Gregg Wallace admits financial anxiety after MasterChef exit, now earning £240k a year on Cameo.
Loomer Loses Defamation Case Against Maher Over Trump Joke
Judge throws out Laura Loomer's $150M defamation suit against Bill Maher over a joke about her relationship with Donald Trump.
Ted Baker's European Retail Arm to Enter Administration, Nearly 1,000 Jobs at Risk
Ted Baker's European retail arm to appoint administrators, putting nearly 1,000 jobs at risk amid struggles and fallout from partnership with Dutch company AARC.
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Swiss Bar Owner Arrested as Anger Grows Over Deadly Fire
Owner of Swiss bar where New Year's Eve fire killed 40 arrested; anger grows over safety lapses and slow investigation.
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