Paul McManus, a millionaire businessman and drummer for Scottish band Gun, has assumed legal rights to continue Alex Salmond's misfeasance case against senior Scottish Government figures including Nicola Sturgeon.
The French government's plan to send letters urging 29-year-olds to have children has ignited fierce debate. Readers call it insulting and out of touch with the economic pressures facing women today.
The US Justice Department has sued Harvard University to compel the release of documents related to its admissions process, following a Supreme Court ruling on race-conscious policies. The lawsuit does not allege discrimination.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar reveals he reiterated his call for Keir Starmer to quit during a phone conversation, joking he took the 'nuclear option' twice in one week while feeling 'liberated' ahead of Holyrood elections.
The UK government released controversial decisions on NHS pay, transgender guidance, and civil service departures just before Parliament's recess began, sparking immediate backlash.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says Labour is 'done' after decades of taking votes for granted, ahead of the Gorton and Denton by-election where Greens and Reform UK vie for the seat.
A Scottish Anglican priest highlights the disparity in same-sex marriage policies between England and Scotland, criticising the Church of England's recent decision to disallow blessing ceremonies.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar confirms he did not retract his demand for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to quit during their Thursday phone conversation, while emphasizing election focus.
Donald Trump has pardoned five former NFL players, including one posthumously, for crimes like perjury and drug trafficking, with the White House citing a commitment to second chances.
President Donald Trump has pardoned five former professional football players, including a posthumous clemency, for offenses ranging from perjury to drug trafficking, announced by White House pardon czar Alice Marie Johnson.
A visual roundup of Friday's events, featuring pancake flipping festivities and Palestine action protests, capturing diverse moments across the UK.
Donald Trump confirms no disciplinary action taken against staffer who posted racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes on Truth Social.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar confirms he did not retract his demand for PM Keir Starmer to quit during their Thursday phone conversation, while focusing on the upcoming election.
A portrait of Donald Trump painted in 2021 has never been displayed publicly. The former president reportedly wants a new image to represent his presidency instead.
Senator Jane Hume has been elected as the Liberal party's deputy leader following a leadership spill, aiming to mitigate the fallout from ousting the first female leader after nine months.
New Liberal leader Angus Taylor's rightward shift on immigration risks ignoring business demands for skilled workers and his party's history of fostering multiculturalism in Australia.
Angus Taylor has secured the Liberal leadership, defeating Sussan Ley. He pledges to resist One Nation's rise and uphold Australian values, as political dynamics shift.
A Wall Street Journal report alleges the Department of Homeland Security is in turmoil under Secretary Kristi Noem, citing internal strife, personal rivalries, and controversial management decisions.
President Donald Trump has issued pardons to five former NFL players, including a posthumous pardon for Billy Cannon, for crimes ranging from perjury to drug trafficking.
A former UK government adviser warns Donald Trump could exploit Amazon's Ring doorbell AI to undermine US midterm elections, raising major liberty concerns.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's decision to force out Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald after just 14 months reveals a pattern of poor personnel choices, raising serious questions about his judgment and leadership capabilities.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez prepares for her first major foreign policy address at the Munich Security Conference, positioning herself as a progressive alternative to Republican rival JD Vance ahead of a potential 2028 White House bid.
Angus Taylor replaces Sussan Ley as Liberal leader after a 34-17 vote. Ley announces she will 'step away completely from public life' and resign as MP, triggering a by-election.
Following Morgan McSweeney's departure, Labour factions are pushing for a progressive pivot, cabinet reshuffle, and new economic strategy to redefine the party's direction under Keir Starmer.
Donald Trump has admitted that the staffer blamed for posting a racist video about Barack and Michelle Obama on his Truth Social account has not been disciplined or fired, despite widespread condemnation.
Sir Ed Davey clarifies that Liberal Democrat support for the Scottish Government's Budget does not indicate a post-election deal with the SNP, despite securing key concessions for businesses and hospices.
Thailand's ruling Bhumjaithai Party moves closer to forming a new coalition government after securing support from Pheu Thai Party and several smaller parties, aiming for parliamentary majority.
After a tumultuous week in Westminster, Labour MPs have backed Keir Starmer, rejecting calls for a leadership coup. The Prime Minister faces ongoing challenges but maintains party support amid political turbulence.
Sussan Ley, the first female leader of Australia's Liberal Party, vows to leave public life after being replaced by Angus Taylor. The party faces historic lows in polls and internal strife.
The General Synod concluded its 'Living in Love and Faith' process, with Archbishop Stephen Cottrell apologising for failures and acknowledging widespread disappointment.