Man Utd Chief Berrada Hails 'Transformation' as £13.3m Profit Announced
Man Utd reports £13.3m operating profit as CEO Berrada cites transformation progress; revenue dips due to no European football.
Category : Westminster
Hundreds Gather for Sir David Amess Memorial Service in Southend
Hundreds attended Sir David Amess memorial service in Southend; family described him as 'wonderful and inspiring'.
Reform UK Councillor Defects to Tories, Citing Discomfort with Party's Immigration Policies
Reform UK councillor James Buchan defects to Conservatives, citing discomfort with party's immigration policies, including scrapping indefinite leave to remain.
US Politicians Slam Trump's 'Unhinged' Easter Threat to Iran
US politicians criticise Trump's expletive-laden Easter threat to Iran over Strait of Hormuz closure, calling him 'unhinged' and 'dangerous'.
UK and Ireland to unveil new Troubles legacy proposals
UK and Irish governments to announce new framework for Troubles legacy, replacing controversial Legacy Act with reformed investigative agency.
UK Pensioners Urged to Check Entitlement for Extra Benefits and Discounts
UK pensioners may be missing out on extra benefits and discounts beyond their State Pension, including Pension Credit, Council Tax reductions, and winter heating help.
Republican Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa Will Not Seek Re-election
Republican Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa will not seek re-election in 2026, opening a competitive Senate seat amid Trump clashes and Democratic hopes.
Badenoch's Last Shot: Tory Conference Crisis
Kemi Badenoch faces a crisis at Tory conference with low polls, defections, and criticised policies like repealing climate laws.
Labour Civil War Erupts Over Juvenile No 10 Coup Briefings
Labour civil war erupts as Wes Streeting denies plotting against Keir Starmer, with No10 accused of bunker mode and damaging briefings.
Labour Deputy Leadership Race: Powell and Phillipson Emerge as Frontrunners
Lucy Powell and Bridget Phillipson are frontrunners in the Labour deputy leadership race, with Powell leading in member polls.
Parliament Restoration Could Take 61 Years and Cost £40bn
Parliament restoration options presented: full decant (19-24 yrs, £15.6bn) or staged (38-61 yrs, £39.2bn). Initial £3bn works start.
Farage Could Follow Trump Into the Abyss, Warns Commentator
Commentator warns Nigel Farage could lead UK into autocracy like Trump, citing media crackdowns, far-right rallies, and Reform UK poll surge.
Labour Urged to Harness 'Principled Majority' for Progressive Agenda
Jake Lynch urges Labour to embrace progressive majority, criticises Starmer for alienating left-wing supporters on key issues.
Starmer Faces Labour Rebellion Over Gaza Stance
Keir Starmer faces a growing rebellion within Labour over Gaza, with shadow ministers prepared to quit over the ceasefire stance.
Labour's 'Snake-Oil Salesman' Insult Explained
Labour uses 'snake-oil salesman' to criticise Nigel Farage at conference; term's 19th-century origins explained.
Trump’s Iran Gamble Leaves Him Trapped Between Hawks and Voters
Trump faces pressure from hawks and voters over Iran conflict, with ceasefire talks stalled and concerns about weapons depletion.
Saturday Kitchen Axed for Olympics Coverage, Fans Furious
BBC Two axes live Saturday Kitchen for Olympics, replacing it with a compilation. Fans fume over repeats and call show 'going downhill'.
Reform MP Criticised for 'Tartan Burka' Joke at Scottish Launch
Reform MP Sarah Pochin criticised for joking about wearing a 'tartan burka' at Scottish election launch, drawing backlash from Labour.
Walcott urges Arsenal to spend £200m on Rogers and Alvarez
Theo Walcott urges Arsenal to spend £200m on Morgan Rogers and Julian Alvarez to strengthen their squad for next season.
Starmer Defies Calls to Sack Chief of Staff Over Wes Streeting Coup Leaks
Keir Starmer resists sacking chief of staff Morgan McSweeney over leaks suggesting Wes Streeting leadership coup, apologises to Streeting.
Chelsea Appoint Xabi Alonso as New Manager on Four-Year Deal
Chelsea confirm Xabi Alonso as new manager on four-year deal; Spaniard starts 1 July, replacing Liam Rosenior.
Rosamund Pike Criticises Audience Member for Texting During West End Play
Rosamund Pike rebukes audience member for texting during West End play Inter Alia, sparking debate on theatre etiquette.
Greens win Gorton and Denton byelection, Labour pushed to third
Green party wins Gorton and Denton byelection, pushing Labour to third place with Hannah Spencer elected as first Green MP in northern England.
Braverman’s Defection to Reform UK: Farage’s Riskiest Move Yet
Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, bringing controversy and risk as Farage seeks to expand party appeal beyond its hard-right base.
Arsenal Trophy Parade Marred by Violence: Six Stabbings and 24 Arrests
Six stabbed and 24 arrested as 500 Met Police officers deployed during Arsenal's Premier League trophy parade, marred by gang violence and anti-social behaviour.
Oxford Union President-Elect Faces Disciplinary Action Over Charlie Kirk Comments
Oxford Union president-elect George Abaraonye faces disciplinary proceedings for remarks celebrating Charlie Kirk's shooting, amid condemnation of racial abuse.
Darren Jones: Westminster Must Modernise to Govern AI Effectively
Darren Jones urges Westminster to modernise for AI governance, citing new laws and contrasting UK approach with US and EU.
Police Investigate GetUp Banner Stunt at Pauline Hanson's Press Club Speech
AFP investigates GetUp's banner stunt at Pauline Hanson's National Press Club speech, highlighting cost-of-living record.
Putin’s Victory Day Parade Scaled Back Amid Crises
Putin's scaled-back Victory Day parade in Moscow highlights Russia's weakness amid war fatigue, security fears, and a three-day ceasefire with Ukraine.
Labour Deputy Calls for Misinformation Crackdown, Warns Farage Threatens Democracy
Lucy Powell says Reform UK destabilises democracy with misinformation amplified by bots, calls for tougher laws on social media.
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