Tarique Rahman: From Exile to Bangladesh PM
Tarique Rahman, after 17 years in London exile, leads BNP to election victory, becoming Bangladesh's new prime minister with promises of democratic reform and economic diversification.
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Union Backs Rayner to Replace Starmer Amid Labour Pressure
Angela Rayner receives public support from TSSA's Maryam Eslamdoust to potentially succeed Keir Starmer, marking a significant shift in Labour-affiliated union backing.
Tarique Rahman to Be PM After BNP's Landslide Election Win
Bangladesh's BNP claims a landslide victory in the first election since the 2024 uprising, with Tarique Rahman poised to become prime minister after 17 years in exile.
London Exodus: Thousands Flee Amid Sadiq Khan Backlash
London is experiencing its largest population exodus in decades, with thousands leaving due to rising costs and dissatisfaction with Mayor Sadiq Khan's policies.
Tarique Rahman's Return from Exile to Lead Bangladesh
After 17 years in self-imposed exile, Tarique Rahman is poised to become Bangladesh's prime minister following his party's election victory, marking a dramatic political shift in the nation.
Britain Faces De Facto Miliband Government Under Starmer
Political analysis suggests Britain is effectively governed by Ed Miliband's ideology despite Keir Starmer's nominal leadership, with higher taxes, EU alignment, and aggressive decarbonisation policies advancing.
Union Backs Rayner if Labour Loses By-Election
The Transport Salaried Staffs' Association supports Angela Rayner to replace Keir Starmer if Labour fails in the Gorton and Denton by-election, marking a break in union endorsements.
Angus Taylor Insulted as 'Silver Foot in Mouth' in Parliament
Treasurer Jim Chalmers mocked opposition leader Angus Taylor as 'born with a silver foot in his mouth', continuing Australia's tradition of colourful political insults from Keating to Pyne.
Noem's Blanket Fury: Pilot Fired and Reinstated in DHS Chaos
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem reportedly had a Coast Guard pilot fired over a missing blanket, then reinstated when no replacement was found. The incident highlights broader turmoil involving her advisor Corey Lewandowski.
Reeves Under Pressure Over £6bn Send Costs in Finances
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is urged to reassure MPs on public finances as £6bn-a-year Send costs threaten the budget surplus, with market concerns rising over transparency.
Westminster Lobbying Scandal: Why Reforms Keep Failing
The Peter Mandelson scandal highlights Westminster's deep ties to corporate lobbyists. Despite cross-party vows, lobbying reform remains elusive, with gifts and access still common.
Sussan Ley Quits Politics After Taylor Leadership Victory
Sussan Ley announces her departure from public life following a Liberal leadership spill, as Angus Taylor takes over with a focus on immigration policy and values.
Angus Taylor Pledges to Stop 'Bad Immigration' After Leadership Win
Angus Taylor, the newly elected Liberal leader, announces plans to curb immigration and address cost-of-living issues, while admitting to past election errors with deputy Jane Hume.
White House Press Secretary's Secret Bad Bunny Tune Sparks Debate
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt used Bad Bunny's hit song in a personal Instagram post weeks before publicly criticizing the Super Bowl halftime performer, revealing a surprising contradiction.
Angus Taylor's Vision for Australian Liberal Leadership
New Liberal leader Angus Taylor outlines his strategy to reshape the party, focusing on economic reform and immigration control in a bid to regain voter trust.
Angus Taylor Must Rebuild Liberal Party's Values and Economy
Tony Barry argues that the Liberal Party's core issue is a lack of shared values with voters, not personality problems. Angus Taylor must focus on economic policies like housing to reconnect.
Trump Pardons Five Ex-NFL Players for Federal Offences
President Donald Trump has issued pardons to five former professional football players for crimes including perjury, drug trafficking, and counterfeiting, with one granted posthumously.
Sussan Ley's Leadership Tenure Second Shortest in Liberal History
Sussan Ley's tenure as federal Liberal leader lasted only 276 days, making it the second shortest in the party's history, surpassed only by Alexander Downer's brief leadership.
Angus Taylor's Flag Display Sparks Symbolism Debate
New Liberal Party leader Angus Taylor's first press conference featured four Australian flags, contrasting with PM Albanese's 2022 address that included Indigenous flags. The move comes after Taylor won a leadership spill against Sussan Ley.
Baby Girl Interrupts Live Political Interview on Bloomberg
A serious political discussion on Bloomberg's Balance of Power show was charmingly interrupted when a contributor's granddaughter wandered into the live broadcast.
Imran Khan Loses 85% Vision in Eye While in Jail
Pakistan's Supreme Court orders a medical board to examine imprisoned former PM Imran Khan after he reported losing 85% vision in his right eye, with his family blaming delayed treatment.
Angus Taylor's Social Media Blunder Haunts Opposition Leader
New federal opposition leader Angus Taylor faces ridicule as a 2019 Facebook fail resurfaces, where his account praised his own post, creating a viral meme.
East India Club's Controversial Merger Talks with Mixed-Gender Club
The historic all-male East India Club is considering a merger with the mixed-gender City of London Club, sparking internal controversy among members who have consistently voted against admitting women.
Sussan Ley to Quit Politics, Sparking Liberal Leadership Spill
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley confirms resignation, prompting a byelection and leadership contest within the party as it grapples with internal turmoil.
Starmer Seeks New Top Mandarin in Downing Street Shake-Up
Sir Keir Starmer begins appointing a new cabinet secretary after Sir Chris Wormald's departure. Dame Antonia Romeo is tipped as replacement amid controversy.
Kushner in Classified Complaint Against Gabbard
A highly classified whistleblower complaint alleges Jared Kushner was discussed in intercepted foreign communications about Iran, with accusations that DNI Tulsi Gabbard limited access for political reasons.
Starmer Faces Pressure Over Peerage for Aide in Sex Offender Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to explain his decision to appoint former communications chief Matthew Doyle to the House of Lords despite his links to a convicted sex offender, with accusations of a 'pattern of behaviour' and calls fo
Starmer's Chagos Wobble Quelled by Powell and Hermer
Prime Minister Keir Starmer reportedly reconsidered the Chagos Islands sovereignty deal due to cost and legal doubts, before being persuaded by advisers.
Starmer Accused of Sacrificing Top Aide in Government Crisis
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces accusations of throwing Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald under the bus as his government descends into chaos, with three senior appointments lost in a week.
Rayner Admits Labour Tax Rises Push Hospitality to Brink
Angela Rayner acknowledges Labour's business rate and minimum wage hikes are causing severe challenges for pubs and restaurants, while facing Tory accusations of hypocrisy.
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