Badenoch sacks Jenrick for 'secret plot' to defect
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has sacked Robert Jenrick from the Shadow Cabinet and removed the whip, citing 'irrefutable evidence' of a damaging defection plot. Have your say in our poll.
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Jenrick sacked by Badenoch over secret defection plan
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has removed Robert Jenrick as shadow justice secretary after uncovering evidence of a planned defection. Read the full story on the dramatic Westminster shake-up.
Jenrick sacked by Badenoch over defection plot
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick has been sacked, had the whip removed, and suspended from the Conservative Party after evidence of a secret plot to defect. Read the full story on the dramatic Westminster fallout.
Badenoch sacks Jenrick over defection plot evidence
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch fires shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick after uncovering 'irrefutable evidence' of a secret defection plot. Read the full story of the Westminster drama.
Badenoch sacks Jenrick over defection plot evidence
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has dismissed Robert Jenrick from the Shadow Cabinet after uncovering evidence of a secret defection plot. Get the latest on this political drama.
Reeves Backs Starmer as Labour Faces Poll Slump and U-Turns
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends PM Keir Starmer's leadership, dismissing internal party challenges. This comes as Labour's poll numbers fall following policy reversals on ID cards and pub taxes.
Labour MPs fear more Starmer U-turns after 2026 concessions
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as Labour MPs anticipate further policy reversals, following major concessions on digital ID cards and pub bailouts. Is the PM losing his grip?
Cartoonist Ben Jennings satirises Keir Starmer's policy U-turns
Political cartoonist Ben Jennings skewers Labour leader Keir Starmer's numerous policy reversals in a sharp new illustration. Explore the satire and what it reveals about modern political positioning.
Quebec Premier François Legault resigns in surprise move
Quebec Premier François Legault has abruptly resigned, throwing his governing CAQ party into disarray months before a provincial election. Explore the scandals and policies that led to his departure.
Starmer's U-turns and PMQ farce leave government adrift
Keir Starmer faces ridicule after another policy reversal on digital ID cards. As PMQs turns to bad jokes, faith in the government's direction plummets. Read the full Westminster analysis.
Trump's Imperial Measures: Inside Guardian Weekly
Explore the 16 January Guardian Weekly, featuring Trump's push for imperial units, UK political turmoil, and global climate action. Dive into the analysis now.
Labour's Digital ID U-Turn Adds to Pattern of Policy Reversals
Keir Starmer's government abandons mandatory digital ID plans in another policy reversal, raising questions about strategic direction and leadership conviction. Read our analysis.
Starmer denies digital ID change is a U-turn
PM Keir Starmer insists mandatory digital checks for work remain, despite dropping a single ID card requirement. The move sparks accusations of another policy reversal from the Conservatives.
Labour rebellion looms over Hillsborough law
Keir Starmer faces a Labour backbench revolt over his Hillsborough law after talks with bereaved families broke down over protections for intelligence services. Read the full story.
New £1bn DWP Crisis Fund for Households from April 2026
The DWP confirms a new £1 billion-a-year Crisis and Resilience Fund launching April 2026, providing direct cash payments to struggling households. Learn about the new housing support and local authority powers.
Blunkett: Labour's Digital ID U-Turn Shows Lack of Plan
Lord Blunkett warns Keir Starmer's government that policy U-turns, like on digital ID cards, risk electoral wipeout. He demands clear strategy and leadership.
Federal Funds to Minnesota Threatened by Trump Administration
The Trump administration is threatening to withhold billions in federal funding from Minnesota, targeting food aid, healthcare, and childcare. Learn about the legal battles and potential impact.
Labour's 13th U-Turn: Digital ID Scheme Scrapped
Keir Starmer's government abandons compulsory digital ID, marking its 13th major policy reversal in 18 months. Analysis reveals a pattern of chaos weakening the PM's authority.
Inside the 'MAGA Hair' Trend Sweeping Washington
A new 'MAGA hair' aesthetic, defined by long, thick, flowing locks, has replaced the 'Mar-a-Lago face' trend among key women in Donald Trump's political orbit. Discover the style's meaning and high maintenance.
O'Neill opposes preferential treatment for veterans in legacy bill
Northern Ireland's First Minister Michelle O'Neill warns she will not back any Troubles legacy legislation that gives preferential treatment to British state forces. Read her full statement.
Cathy Newman joins Sky News for new political show
Veteran journalist Cathy Newman departs Channel 4 News for Sky, where she will host a new 7pm political programme and podcast. Discover her career highlights and new role.
Labour mulls ban on under-18s buying non-alcoholic drinks in pubs
Labour considers banning under-18s from buying non-alcoholic beers in pubs, fearing a 'gateway' to alcohol. Critics warn it could harm pubs and push youth to less sensible choices.
Starmer's Filthy Outburst in Commons as Badenoch Taunts PM
Sir Keir Starmer resorted to a crude sex manual analogy during PMQs after being provoked by Kemi Badenoch over government U-turns. Read the full account of his heated exchange.
Trump Rages at US Attorneys in White House Photo Op
President Donald Trump reportedly unleashed fury on federal prosecutors, criticising their pace and accusing them of failing to target political rivals. Read the full report.
Starmer's Vulgar PMQs Jibe Sparks Heated Commons Clash
Sir Keir Starmer accused the Tories of more U-turns 'than the Kama Sutra' during a fiery PMQs, leading to a furious exchange with Kemi Badenoch. Read the full breakdown of the heated parliamentary session.
Home Secretary: No confidence in police chief after fan ban
Shabana Mahmood says West Midlands Police chief constable has lost her confidence after a watchdog found 'confirmation bias' in the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban. Calls grow for his resignation.
Starmer defends digital ID plans after U-turn claims
PM Keir Starmer insists digital right-to-work checks will be mandatory, despite government signals of a policy shift. Chancellor Reeves clarifies approach.
Mahmood loses confidence in police chief over fan ban
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood tells MPs she no longer has confidence in West Midlands Police Chief Constable Craig Guildford following a damning review into the decision to ban Israeli football fans.
Democrats move to impeach DHS Secretary Kristi Noem
Three Democratic lawmakers file articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good. Read the latest on the political clash.
Starmer acts after Jewish MP's school visit cancelled
Keir Starmer pledges to hold campaigners accountable after a Jewish Labour MP was blocked from a school visit. The PM condemns the 'very serious' incident of antisemitism.
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