Villa Dig Heels Over Rogers as Arsenal Circle
Aston Villa are determined to keep Morgan Rogers amid Arsenal interest, with a club-record fee likely required and Middlesbrough holding a 20% sell-on clause.
Category : Westminster
Sunak and Starmer Clash Over Bully Allegations in Heated PMQs
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer clash at PMQs over bullying allegations following Sir Gavin Williamson's resignation.
Islamophobic Posts Targeting Sadiq Khan More Than Double in a Year
Islamophobic posts targeting London Mayor Sadiq Khan more than doubled in a year, with most abuse on X. Analysis shows 28,000 posts in 2024, up from 12,000 in 2023.
Government Open to New TV Licence Concessions for Pensioners
Government open to new TV licence concessions for pensioners after BBC limits free licences to those over 75 on Pension Credit from 2020.
Trial of deposed Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina begins over deadly crackdown
Trial of ex-Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina begins over deaths of 1,400 protesters; she faces crimes against humanity charges in absentia.
Russia Losing Ground in Ukraine Shifts to Air War, Analysts Say
Russia shifts to air war after failing to gain ground in Ukraine; analysts say territorial gains have fallen sharply. Ukraine tests homegrown Patriot alternative.
NSW MP Gareth Ward Faces Expulsion After Losing Injunction Bid
Convicted rapist MP Gareth Ward faces expulsion from NSW parliament after losing injunction bid; motion expected to pass unanimously.
FTSE 100 Rises but BP Falls on Chairman Exit
FTSE 100 rises 0.2% but BP drops 4% after chairman Albert Manifold's sudden exit over governance concerns. Middle East tensions weigh.
Two Arrested Over 'Intifada' Chants at London Pro-Palestine Protest
Two arrested for 'intifada' chants at London pro-Palestine protest after police announce crackdown on phrase amid rising antisemitism concerns.
Pope Leo XIV meets LGBTQ+ advocate, vows to continue Francis' inclusive approach
Pope Leo XIV meets LGBTQ+ advocate Rev. James Martin, vows to continue Francis' inclusive policy ahead of Holy Year pilgrimage.
MPs Should Not Bring Babies into Commons Chamber, Cross-Party Review Recommends
Cross-party review recommends MPs should not bring babies into Commons chamber, sparking criticism from Labour MP Stella Creasy.
Burnham Allies Jostle for Cabinet Roles as Byelection Win Looms
Andy Burnham's expected byelection win sparks cabinet speculation, with Ed Miliband reportedly backing him for chancellor.
Trump Accuses Iran of Stalling Peace Deal to ‘Outwait’ Him Until US Midterms
Trump accuses Iran of stalling peace deal to outwait him until US midterms, claims Iran wants a deal but talks stalled.
Starmer 'Humbled' After Meeting Henry Nowak's Family, Urges Calm
PM Starmer meets Henry Nowak's family, calls for calm and unity after teenager's murder and police handling controversy.
Unison Backs Miliband and Burnham for Government
Unison, the UK's largest union, has endorsed former Labour leader Ed Miliband and Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham for roles in a future Labour government, citing their track records.
US No Longer a Liberal Democracy, Warns Global Watchdog
V-Dem Institute declares US no longer a liberal democracy, warning of rapid autocratisation under Trump.
William May Strip Harry of Counsellor of State Role
Prince William is expected to remove Prince Harry as a counsellor of state when he becomes king, a royal expert claims, marking a shift from King Charles' approach.
Kerkez Iraola Will Bring High Energy Football To Liverpool
Liverpool appoint Andoni Iraola as manager, replacing Arne Slot. Iraola's high-energy style from Bournemouth promises excitement but raises questions about consistency at the elite level.
Judges Advised to Delay Sentencing of Rapists Due to Prison Overcrowding
Judges in England and Wales advised to delay sentencing of rapists and other criminals due to prison overcrowding, raising concerns about public safety.
Arsenal Boosted as Alvarez's Atletico Future in Doubt
Julian Alvarez's Atletico Madrid future in doubt, boosting Arsenal's hopes of signing the striker. Also, Arsenal linked with Morgan Rogers.
Labour Civil War Over Chancellor Pick
Labour civil war erupts as candidates jostle to be Chancellor under Andy Burnham, with Rachel Reeves facing pressure to keep her role.
SNP Civil War Over Salmond Conspiracy WhatsApp Messages
MSPs dismiss claims that SNP WhatsApp messages prove a conspiracy against Alex Salmond, saying texts are more innocuous than first appeared.
Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage Says Iran ‘Bigger Danger Than Putin’
Nigel Farage says Iran is a bigger danger than Putin, sparking backlash over his Russia stance. He offered to be a back-channel to Trump but got no reply from Starmer.
Polanski Takes Combative Approach as Greens Enter Media Spotlight
Green Party leader Zack Polanski fights back against media scrutiny as the party faces allegations of antisemitism and controversial policies.
Corbyn's Potato Knowledge Gap Sparks Political Debate
Jeremy Corbyn's potato knowledge questioned in letters; also YouTube in schools, art criticism, and university history.
Starmer Faces Labour Rebellion Over Israel Gaza Stance
Keir Starmer faces a Labour rebellion over Gaza, with shadow ministers ready to resign over ceasefire stance.
Katy Perry fined for unauthorised music video shoot in Ibiza nature reserve
Katy Perry fined €6,001 for filming music video without permit in Ibiza's protected Ses Salines Natural Park, adding to a tumultuous year.
Grey's Anatomy Spinoff Set in West Texas Ordered by ABC
ABC orders new Grey's Anatomy spinoff set in rural West Texas, co-created by Shonda Rhimes and Meg Marinis, premiering midseason 2027.
Female Labour MPs Demand Starmer Appoint Woman as De Facto Deputy
Female Labour MPs urge Keir Starmer to appoint a woman as first secretary of state to end No 10 'boys' club' culture after scandals.
Trump Tax Refunds Fall Short of $1,000 Promise, Benefit Wealthy
Trump's promise of $1,000 tax refund increases falls short; data shows average rise of $351, with wealthy benefiting most.
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