GOP Rep Slammed for Muslims 'Don't Belong' in US Remarks
Tennessee Representative Andy Ogles faces bipartisan backlash after social media posts declaring Muslims don't belong in American society, with critics citing constitutional protections.
Tennessee Representative Andy Ogles faces bipartisan backlash after social media posts declaring Muslims don't belong in American society, with critics citing constitutional protections.
Nigel Farage's persistent fawning over Donald Trump appears to be yielding diminishing returns, with the Reform UK leader increasingly ignored by the White House while facing electoral setbacks at home.
President Donald Trump was notably absent from the dignified transfer of the seventh U.S. soldier killed in the Iran war, following intense criticism for wearing a campaign hat to a previous ceremony. The event honored Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, who die
The DWP's digital Proof of Benefit service has processed over 100,000 requests since launch, helping users access savings on broadband and council tax without visiting Jobcentres.
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RecommendedChancellor Rachel Reeves announces review of Approved Mileage Allowance Payment rates, unchanged since 2011, following union campaigns highlighting rising motoring costs.
A new poll reveals 53% of Americans want Prince Andrew to testify before Congress about Jeffrey Epstein, with Democrats slightly more eager than Republicans. Key Epstein associates are already appearing for depositions.
Tavistock in Devon has earned the nickname 'Britain's angriest town' after residents successfully campaigned against McDonald's and Premier Inn to protect local heritage and independent businesses.
Conservative commentator Megyn Kelly launched a scathing attack on Senator Lindsey Graham, calling him a 'homicidal maniac' and comparing him to a 'Playboy bunny' for his hawkish foreign policy stances on Iran.
David Lammy's controversial plan to restrict jury trials clears its first Commons hurdle, postponing a Labour rebellion and testing Angela Rayner's strategic positioning for a future leadership bid.
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RecommendedFormer President Donald Trump is reportedly distributing his preferred brand of affordable dress shoes to aides, officials, and visiting dignitaries, with many feeling obligated to wear them in his presence.
Nigel Farage has reversed Reform UK's position on UK involvement in the Iran conflict, contradicting earlier interventionist calls and prompting Labour accusations of foreign policy chaos.
The Department for Work and Pensions has updated Parliament on Work Capability Assessment clearance times, with concerns raised about disabled claimants facing over two-year waits for reassessments.
The UK government has introduced a non-statutory definition of anti-Muslim hostility as part of a broader social cohesion strategy, aiming to combat record hate crime levels while protecting free speech.
The UK's new Crime and Policing Bill will make trespassing at memorials like the Holocaust Memorial Garden a crime, with penalties of up to three months in prison and a £1,000 fine.
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RecommendedNigel Farage sparks confusion as Reform UK faces criticism for inconsistent positions on Britain's involvement in the Iran conflict, while simultaneously announcing fuel price cuts.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has addressed speculation about his relationship with Donald Trump after a planned meeting at Mar-a-Lago was cancelled due to the US President's changed travel plans.
Justice Secretary David Lammy faces a backbench revolt over plans to restrict jury trials and increase magistrates' sentencing powers, aiming to reduce court backlogs projected to hit 125,000 cases.
Justice Minister Sarah Sackman calls for robust police enforcement against the Al Quds Day march, citing support for Iran's regime, while organisers insist the event is peaceful.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announces plans to reverse a 5p fuel duty hike by scrapping net zero initiatives, claiming £13 billion in annual savings.
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RecommendedRepublican Senator Thom Tillis is making final moves against Trump administration figures like Kristi Noem and Stephen Miller, highlighting his bipartisan legacy amid party tensions.
New research reveals that running more union members as political candidates could heal American politics by bridging the gap with working-class voters and advancing pro-worker policies.
Donald Trump's description of his son Barron's 'best skill' as technology proficiency has sparked widespread mockery online, coinciding with debates over Barron's potential ineligibility for US military service due to his exceptional height.
Reform UK's Robert Jenrick has criticised Donald Trump's military assault on Iran, warning it damages British interests and opposing RAF involvement in offensive actions.
Climbing over Hyde Park's Holocaust Memorial Garden could lead to three months in prison under new legislation, with other memorials like The Cenotaph also protected.
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RecommendedDonald Trump's military actions, launched without congressional approval, betray constitutional principles. Experts argue that only Congress's power of the purse can halt his imperial war, drawing parallels to historical precedents.
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson sparked outrage by claiming Trump's demand for Iran's unconditional surrender could permit troops to rape women and girls, amid growing GOP dissent.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and Tory defector Robert Jenrick will hold a press conference in Derbyshire to outline their party's economic response to the Middle East crisis, including a potential fuel duty cut.
Right-wing broadcaster Megyn Kelly has launched a scathing attack on Senator Lindsey Graham, accusing him of 'insatiable bloodlust' for supporting U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on Iran and threatening multiple nations.
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced a £575 yearly increase for state pensioners starting in April, with projections showing a £2,100 rise by 2029 under the triple lock commitment.
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RecommendedA federal judge disqualifies three Justice Department officials from overseeing New Jersey prosecutions, calling Trump administration appointments an unconstitutional power grab.