Trump Advisers Urge GOP to Drop Mass Deportation Pledge
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DWP Ends Income Support and JSA Benefits This Month
The Department for Work and Pensions will close Income Support and income-based Jobseeker's Allowance on March 31, 2026, as the final phase of moving claimants to Universal Credit concludes.
Starmer Mocks Badenoch's 'Mother of All U-Turns' on Iran
Prime Minister Keir Starmer ridiculed Tory leader Kemi Badenoch for reversing her position on UK involvement in Middle East military action within days, calling it a major flip-flop.
Home Secretary Bans Pro-Iranian March in London
The Home Secretary has approved a ban on the Al Quds Day march in London, citing risks of serious public disorder due to multiple counter-protests and the Middle East conflict.
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Labour's Jury Reforms Offer False Hope to Rape Victims
Labour MP Charlotte Nichols reveals she was raped at work event and endured 1,088-day wait for trial, criticising David Lammy's court reforms as insufficient for victims.
Labour Minister Won't Reveal Digital ID Cost or Timeline
Darren Jones declined to provide figures for the taxpayer-funded digital ID scheme, rejecting OBR's £1.8bn estimate. He suggested rollout may not occur before the next election.
Governor Shapiro Faces Lawsuit from Neighbors Over Property Row
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and his wife are being sued by neighbors who accuse them of trespassing and unlawfully occupying land. The dispute centers on security measures following an arson attack on the governor's mansion.
Mandelson Files Redaction Sparks Questions Over Starmer
The release of the Mandelson files raises concerns about potential redactions to protect Keir Starmer's fragile relationship with the White House amid diplomatic tensions.
Starmer to Publish First Peter Mandelson Files After PMQs
Keir Starmer is set to publish the initial tranche of documents related to Peter Mandelson's appointment as UK ambassador to Washington, following a government agreement to release thousands of files amid a police investigation.
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Grieve: Why 'Anti-Muslim Hostility' Replaces 'Islamophobia'
Dominic Grieve, ex-attorney general, details the new definition to combat abuse while safeguarding free speech, as government adopts measures to enhance social cohesion.
Al Quds March Banned in London, Static Protest to Go Ahead
The UK government has prohibited the annual Al Quds Day march in London, citing serious public disorder risks. Organisers will hold a static demonstration instead, condemning the decision as politically motivated.
Melania Trump Deemed 'Joke' Over Film Amid Iran War Tensions
First Lady Melania Trump faces backlash for promoting her documentary on Amazon Prime as US-Iran tensions escalate, with critics calling the move 'gross' and insensitive.
Reeves Urges US-Iran Talks to Minimise UK Economic Impact
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has called for the US to resume negotiations with Iran, warning that ending the Middle East conflict is crucial to minimising economic pain for British families amid rising oil prices.
Hereditary Peers Removed from House of Lords in Historic Change
The House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill has received final approval, abolishing the automatic right for hereditary peers to sit and vote. This ends a centuries-old tradition, with changes taking effect before the next King's Speech.
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Al-Quds Day March Banned in London Amid Security Concerns
The Home Secretary has prohibited the annual Al-Quds Day march in London, citing risks of serious public disorder and heightened tensions from the Middle East conflict.
Trump's State Department Nominee Withdraws Over Remarks
Jeremy Carl withdraws his nomination for assistant secretary of state after Republican opposition due to controversial comments about Jewish people and immigration.
Cabinet Minister Pressures Reeves on Fuel Duty Amid Oil Crisis
Darren Jones urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to extend the fuel duty freeze as Middle East tensions spike oil prices, with inflation concerns mounting.
UK to Publish Files on Mandelson's Ambassador Appointment
The British government will publish documents on Peter Mandelson's appointment as U.S. ambassador, as police investigate misconduct linked to Jeffrey Epstein ties.
Mandelson's Epstein Scandal Leads to Arrest and Downfall
Lord Peter Mandelson faces arrest and political ruin over his Jeffrey Epstein ties, with Labour leader Keir Starmer under pressure for appointing him despite warnings.
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Mandelson US Ambassador Documents Released After PMQs
Hundreds of documents on Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador will be published today after PMQs, preventing MPs from questioning Keir Starmer directly. Other news includes a banned pro-Palestinian march and hereditary peerage abolition.
Starmer Braces for Mandelson-Epstein Papers Release
Labour leader Keir Starmer confronts a political crisis as government releases vetting documents on Lord Mandelson's US ambassador appointment despite his Jeffrey Epstein ties. The Prime Minister faces accusations of dodging questions over the scandal.
Canavan's Nationals Boost May Not Offset Coalition's Labor Challenge
Matt Canavan's return could aid the Nationals in fending off One Nation, but the Coalition faces a tougher battle against Labor due to shifting political dynamics and voter sentiment.
Mandelson Files Published After MPs Order Release
Government documents concerning Lord Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador will be released on Wednesday, following a parliamentary order. The release follows questions about his vetting and links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Al Quds Day March Banned in London Over Disorder Concerns
Shabana Mahmood has prohibited the annual Al Quds Day march in London, marking the first protest ban since 2012. The decision follows Met Police warnings of serious public disorder risks amid Middle East tensions.
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Leavitt Denies Trump Made Up Iran Strike Justification
Karoline Leavitt, White House Press Secretary, refuted claims that Donald Trump invented an imminent Iranian attack to justify military strikes, asserting he was 'not making anything up'.
Mandelson Files on US Ambassador Appointment Released
The first set of files relating to Lord Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador is expected to be released by Downing Street today, with Cabinet minister Darren Jones set to address MPs after PMQs.
Starmer to Publish First Wave of Mandelson Files Today
The government will release thousands of documents about Lord Mandelson's 2024 appointment as Washington ambassador, following MPs' demands and scrutiny over his Epstein links.
Mandelson Ambassador Papers Release and UK Inflation Warning
The UK government is set to release thousands of documents on Lord Peter Mandelson's 2024 Washington ambassador appointment. Meanwhile, soaring oil prices threaten to push UK inflation to a 3% high, and an Instagram outage disrupts users globally.
Labour MP Reveals Rape and Slams Court Reform Delays
Labour MP Charlotte Nichols waived anonymity to disclose she was raped and waited 1,088 days for trial, opposing David Lammy's plans to limit jury trials in a parliamentary debate.
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Mandelson Papers Release Set for Wednesday Amid Epstein Scrutiny
Thousands of documents concerning Lord Peter Mandelson's 2024 ambassadorial appointment to Washington are set for release, following MP orders and questions over his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
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