Reeves Abandons Income Tax Rise After Labour Revolt
Rachel Reeves abandons income tax rise plans after Labour revolt and leadership turmoil, opting for smaller tax measures instead.
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WRU misses June deadline for club reduction plan
The Welsh Rugby Union will not announce its plan to reduce professional clubs from four to three by June, prolonging uncertainty. Focus shifts to appointing a new chair.
Royal Engagements Halved Since 2012 Amid Slimming Plans
Official records show royal engagements dropped from 4,127 in 2012 to 2,273 last year, reflecting a slimmed-down monarchy, health battles, and changing priorities.
US Military Justice in Britain: Assault Case Raises Alarm
A British victim of assault by a US airman was tried in a US court martial, not UK courts. Experts say the case highlights concerns over US military jurisdiction on British soil and lack of transparency.
Burnham Promises No10 North in Manchester for Power Redistribution
Andy Burnham, expected to become PM on July 20, pledges a 'No10 North' in Manchester to redistribute power across the UK, promising a ten-year mission to raise living standards and build council houses.
Ryan Gosling Returns to Host SNL in Hilarious, Standout Episode
Ryan Gosling hosts SNL for the fourth time in a standout episode with hilarious sketches, including a cold open parodying Pete Hegseth and Kristi Noem.
Ossoff Slams 'Mar-a-Lago Mafia' Amid Presidential Speculation
Senator Jon Ossoff mocks Trump's Iran war claims and condemns family corruption, fueling 2028 presidential speculation.
Thomas Massie Files for 2028 Run After Trump-Backed Defeat
Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie files for 2028 House race after losing primary to Trump-backed Ed Gallrein in record-spending contest.
Trump’s 2026 Comeback Blueprint Revealed in New Book
New book 'Regime Change' reveals Trump's 2026 comeback blueprint, detailing White House secrecy on health, Iran war decisions, and Epstein scandal.
Cooper Criticises Farage Over Police Comments in Asylum Hotel Row
Yvette Cooper condemns Nigel Farage's criticism of police over Epping asylum hotel protests, backing officers' actions amid far-right involvement.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore Rules Out 2028 Presidential Run, Seeks Re-election
Maryland Governor Wes Moore rules out 2028 presidential run, will seek re-election instead, ending speculation about a White House bid.
Ilhan Omar Guest Arrested for Standing During Trump's State of the Union
Ilhan Omar's guest Aliya Rahman arrested at Trump's State of the Union for standing silently, sparking calls for investigation.
Guardian Cartoonists on 2025: From Bond-Villain Trump to a Toppled Prince
Guardian cartoonists reflect on 2025, covering Trump, Putin, Andrew's fall, Gaza, and the challenge of finding humour in a year of tragedy and farce.
Tax U-Turn Leaves Starmer Weakened, MPs Warn
Keir Starmer's third U-turn in a month on welfare bill leaves him weakened, MPs warn, as changes cost £3bn and damage reform reputation.
Labour Settles Claims Over Leaked Antisemitism Report
Labour settles claims from 20 staffers over leaked antisemitism dossier, costing nearly £2m, including payout to former elections chief Patrick Heneghan.
Wes Streeting Backs Andy Burnham to Become Labour Leader and PM
Wes Streeting backs Andy Burnham for Labour leader, making him favourite to replace Keir Starmer as PM in July.
Four Ministers Resign as Pressure Mounts on Starmer to Step Down
Four Labour ministers resign, joining over 80 MPs calling for PM Keir Starmer to quit after dire local election results.
Burnham Promises 'Biggest Rebalancing of Power' in Speech
Andy Burnham pledges the biggest rebalancing of power in UK history, including a 'No 10 North' in Manchester, as he launches his Labour leadership bid.
Prince Archie Turns Seven: Meghan Markle Shares Rare Family Photos
Meghan Markle shares rare photos of Prince Archie for his 7th birthday, showing baby Archie asleep on Harry's chest and with sister Lilibet.
Labour Minister Josh Simons Resigns Over False Claims About Journalists
Labour minister Josh Simons resigns after falsely linking journalists to a 'pro-Kremlin' network, following a Guardian investigation into his role in commissioning a PR firm's report.
Starmer Mocked for Trump-Style TikTok Video on Iran Crisis
Keir Starmer faces mockery for a TikTok video on the Iran crisis, accused of mimicking Donald Trump's style with Dire Straits soundtrack.
Former Google executive Matt Brittin appointed BBC director general
Matt Brittin, former Google executive and Olympic rower, appointed BBC director general to lead through funding talks and media changes.
Assisted Dying Bill In Peril Amid Lords Scrutiny
Lords warned over 'glacial pace' on assisted dying Bill; 80+ hours spent, 850 amendments left. Falconer threatens Parliament Act.
Jenrick Defects to Reform After Being Sacked by Badenoch
Robert Jenrick defects to Reform UK after being sacked by Kemi Badenoch, calling the Conservatives 'rotten' and 'failed'.
Labour and Conservatives Battle as Reform Party Rises
Restore Britain, a new far-right party backed by Elon Musk, is gaining ground, pushing Conservatives and Reform UK further right as the political centre shifts.
Unclaimed £1m EuroMillions Prize Set to Expire Next Week
A £1m EuroMillions prize bought in Birmingham last August remains unclaimed, with the deadline set for 11 February.
Man Arrested After Suspected Arson Attack on Labour MP's Office
Man arrested after suspected arson attack destroys Labour MP Sharon Hodgson's office in Washington, Tyne and Wear; no injuries reported.
King Charles Leads VJ Day 80th Anniversary Commemoration
King Charles leads VJ Day 80th anniversary commemoration in UK, joined by Queen, PM Starmer, and veterans at National Memorial Arboretum.
Trump Administration Closes DC's Busiest Golf Course for Renovation
Trump administration closes East Potomac Golf Links for renovation as part of DC beautification push, with architect Tom Fazio overseeing design.
Nato Seeks Details on US Troop Withdrawal from Germany
Nato seeks details on US decision to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany amid tensions with Chancellor Merz over Iran war.
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