Alba Party Formally Wound Up After Failed Independence Bid
Alba party winds up and will not contest 2026 Scottish election amid financial crisis and membership fall.
Category : Westminster
Romania's Pro-Europe Government Collapses After No Confidence Vote
Romania's pro-European government collapses after no-confidence vote, triggering political turmoil as far right surges.
Forty Years of Football League Drama: How the Playoffs Were Born
Archives reveal how the Football League playoffs were born 40 years ago amid crisis, from a 1985 meeting to the first finals in 1987.
Tories Unveil Policing Strategy: Immediate Justice and Cannabis Crackdown
Rishi Sunak unveils 'immediate justice' scheme requiring vandals to clean up within 48 hours, part of a crackdown on antisocial behaviour.
Hundreds Attend Funeral of Dambusters Veteran After Public Appeal
Hundreds attend funeral of Dambusters veteran Harold Jellicoe Percival after newspaper appeal for attendees.
Putin's Grip Slips as War Fatigue Grows in Russia
Putin faces growing discontent among elites and public as Ukraine war drags on and economy falters, but remains determined to capture Donbas.
Over 60 Labour MPs Urge Starmer to Back Under-16s Social Media Ban
Over 60 Labour MPs urge PM Starmer to back under-16s social media ban, citing Australia's example; peers to vote on amendment this week.
Fema Staff Celebrate Ousting of Kristi Noem
Fema staff celebrate the firing of DHS secretary Kristi Noem, citing micromanagement and cuts that endangered disaster response.
Mandelson Went Tonto Over Trump Red Box Gift
Peter Mandelson blasted ministerial incompetence over Donald Trump's red despatch box gift, comparing the saga to 'The Thick of It' in leaked emails.
King Charles’s US State Visit to Proceed in April Despite Iran War Concerns
King Charles’s US state visit in April confirmed despite Labour MPs’ calls to delay amid Iran war; UK deploys 1,000 troops to Gulf.
Green Party Leadership Race Turns Fiery In Polarising Debate
Green Party leadership contest exposes tensions over tone and strategy as frontrunner Zack Polanski faces joint candidates Ellie Chowns and Adrian Ramsay.
Trump's Chaotic Day: CPAC Skip, DoJ Leak, and Melania's Robot
Trump may skip CPAC amid Iran crisis, DoJ leak, and Melania robot; Truss attacks Starmer over Islamist claims.
Reeves Urges US-Iran Talks to Minimise UK Economic Impact
Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises US-Iran war as a 'mistake', urges diplomatic talks to protect UK economy; IMF praises UK deficit reduction but warns of global recession risks.
Sue Gray Found in 'Prima Facie' Breach of Civil Service Code Over Starmer Job Talks
Cabinet Office finds Sue Gray in prima facie breach of civil service code over talks with Keir Starmer about a role, sparking political row.
Burnham Says MPs Urge Him to Challenge Starmer for Labour Leadership
Andy Burnham says Labour MPs urge him to challenge Keir Starmer, accusing Downing Street of creating a 'climate of fear'.
Met Apologises to Speaker for Revealing He Was Source of Mandelson Tipoff
Met Police apologises to Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle for accidentally revealing he tipped them off about Peter Mandelson, leading to arrest.
Starmer Calls for Mandelson's Removal from House of Lords Over Epstein Leaks
Starmer demands Mandelson resign from Lords after leaked emails to Jeffrey Epstein reveal sharing of confidential UK tax plans.
Guardian Issues 3,655 Corrections in Past Year, Details Archival Fixes
Guardian reports 3,655 corrections in a year, detailing how it fixes errors in print, online, and archives.
Trump’s $400m White House Ballroom Plans Revealed in New Renderings
New renderings reveal Trump’s proposed $400m White House ballroom, sparking controversy over demolition and preservation.
Farage's 'White Lives Matter' Remarks Spark Outrage After Student's Murder
Nigel Farage sparks outrage by linking student murder to 'anti-white prejudice' and calling for 'white lives matter', as hard-right rivals exploit the case.
Labour MP Joani Reid Resigns Whip After Husband Bailed in China Spying Case
Labour MP Joani Reid resigns whip after husband David Taylor arrested on suspicion of spying for China, released on bail until May.
Tories Release 'Proof' of Jenrick's Reform Plot After Sacking
Conservatives publish evidence of Robert Jenrick's planned defection to Reform UK after sacking him. Draft letter reveals his intention to join Nigel Farage's party.
Starmer Appoints Ex-Sun Editor as Communications Chief
PM Starmer appoints former Sun editor David Dinsmore as government communications chief, sparking controversy over his News UK ties.
C-Span Confirms Caller 'John Barron' Was Not President Trump
C-Span confirms caller 'John Barron' on Friday's show was not President Trump, ending social media speculation about the pseudonym.
Reeves Urged to End North Sea Windfall Tax in Energy Talks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces pressure to scrap the North Sea windfall tax, with critics warning it harms investment and jobs amid energy transition debates.
LA Mayor's Wildfire Gaffe During Ghana Trip Sparks Outrage
LA mayor Karen Bass faced technical issues and criticism as she communicated from Ghana during deadly wildfires, with texts revealing the chaos.
Fired ABC News Journalist Stands by Controversial Post Calling Trump and Adviser ‘World-Class Haters
Fired ABC News journalist Terry Moran defends his controversial post calling Stephen Miller and Trump 'world-class haters', saying he used strong language deliberately.
Japan Political Shock: Veteran MP Ishiba Quits Ruling Party
Japan PM Shigeru Ishiba resigns amid LDP funding scandal; party faces leadership election and potential loss of power.
90s Stars Son Jailed For 10 Years Over Violent Attack
Javon Riley jailed for life for role in Hackney shooting that left nine-year-old girl with bullet in brain.
Breaking Bad Creator's New Sci-Fi Series 'Pluribus' Debuts on Apple TV+ in November
Vince Gilligan's new sci-fi series 'Pluribus' starring Rhea Seehorn debuts on Apple TV+ November 7. Seehorn plays Carol, who must save humanity from happiness.
Page 100 of 196