Starmers Hillsborough Law Delay Sparks Family Fears
Labour delays Hillsborough law over intelligence officer candour dispute, sparking family fears of cover-ups.
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Man United Agree £37m Deal for Éderson as Midfield Rebuild Begins
Manchester United agree £37m deal for Atalanta's Éderson as first summer signing in midfield rebuild.
Sunak Takes Advisory Roles With Microsoft and Anthropic
Rishi Sunak takes advisory roles at Microsoft and Anthropic, donating salary to charity, with conditions to avoid conflicts of interest.
Jamie Laing to Guest Invest on Dragons' Den
Made In Chelsea's Jamie Laing to join BBC's Dragons' Den as guest investor for series 23, bringing his successful business background.
British Conductor Daniel Harding to Lead LA Philharmonic
British conductor Daniel Harding appointed music director of Los Angeles Philharmonic, starting 2027/28 season.
Labour MP Joani Reid Received £2,400 Donation from Husband's Firm Before His Arrest in China Spying
Labour MP Joani Reid received £2,400 donation from husband's firm before his arrest in China spying probe. She denies involvement.
Masked Man with Ammunition Arrested at Ken Paxton's Texas Watch Party
A masked man with ammunition was arrested outside Ken Paxton's election watch party in Dallas during Texas primary night.
Two Ways Labour MPs Could Remove Keir Starmer
Labour MPs consider two routes to remove Keir Starmer: a leadership challenge or internal pressure, after poor election results.
Starmer Doctrine: Avoiding Hard Choices in Politics
Analysis of Keir Starmer's political doctrine of avoiding hard choices, from the Burnham row to China visit, prioritising pragmatism over confrontation.
Google DeepMind Workers in UK Vote to Unionize Amid Pentagon Deal Concerns
Google DeepMind UK workers vote to unionize, citing concerns over Pentagon deal and military use of AI.
Starmer Quits Labour Leader: What Happens Next?
Sir Keir Starmer announces resignation as Labour leader and PM. Nominations open July 9, with Andy Burnham likely successor by mid-July if unopposed, or by September 1 if a contest occurs.
Keir Starmer Resigns as PM After 100 MPs Demand Exit
Sir Keir Starmer resigned as prime minister on June 22, 2026, after 100 Labour MPs called for him to step down, paving the way for a leadership contest.
Highs and Lows of Sir Keir Starmer's Time in Power
Sir Keir Starmer announced his departure as PM and Labour leader after a tenure marked by a landslide win, policy U-turns, and electoral defeat.
Sir Keir Starmer Resigns as PM: Full Statement
Sir Keir Starmer has resigned as Prime Minister, confirming his decision in a speech outside Downing Street this morning. He will remain in post until a new Labour leader is elected.
Two-Party Politics Collapses as Voters Flee Mainstream
Voters are abandoning mainstream parties for populists due to loss of faith in their ability to deliver change, a major report finds.
Jess Phillips: Troubles sex crime victims deserve to have stories told
Jess Phillips says Troubles sex crime victims deserve to have stories told, warns against retraumatisation, and calls violence against women a national emergency.
Starmer's 10-Point Plan to Revitalise Government After Crisis
John McTernan outlines a 10-point plan for Keir Starmer to revitalise his government after a crisis, focusing on transparency, housing, infrastructure, and Brexit.
Jon Kudelka, award-winning Australian political cartoonist, dies at 53
Jon Kudelka, award-winning Australian political cartoonist, dies aged 53 after a 30-year career with the Saturday Paper and Hobart Mercury.
Thornberry Slams Trump's NATO Remarks on Question Time
Emily Thornberry and Layla Moran criticise Donald Trump on Question Time over his NATO and Afghanistan remarks, drawing applause from the audience.
Trump Reportedly Vows Sweeping Oval Office Pardons
Trump reportedly promises mass pardons for advisers at end of term, with White House calling it a joke but asserting absolute pardon power.
Starmer Restores Powers to Ousted Hereditary Peers in Lords Shake-Up
Starmer restores powers to ousted hereditary peers by granting life peerages, sparking criticism from SNP amid Lords reform.
Sajid Javid's Memoir: From Racist Taunts to Tory Minister
Sajid Javid's memoir traces his journey from racist 1970s Rochdale to Tory minister, raising questions about his party's immigration policies.
Trump's Five Most Bizarre Interview Moments
Trump's Fox News interview features conspiracy theories, golf comparison to police shooting, and praise for Giuliani.
Commonwealth Leaders Defiant Over Reparations as Reform UK Faces Backlash
Commonwealth leaders reject Reform UK's visa threat over slavery reparations, warning it will isolate Britain and harm diplomacy.
Badenoch's Iran Stance Shift Exposes UK Political Confusion
Kemi Badenoch faces criticism over her shifting stance on Iran strikes and distancing from Trump, reflecting UK political confusion.
Labour Meltdown Over Brutal Briefing Against Cabinet
Female Labour MPs criticise briefings against cabinet women; Starmer warns of consequences.
BBC Breakfast Halts for Starmer 'Endgame' News
BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay left the studio for Downing Street as Sir Keir Starmer is expected to resign, potentially becoming the sixth PM to resign in 10 years.
Mandelson Failed Security Vetting Over Epstein And China Ties
Peter Mandelson failed security vetting for US ambassador role due to Epstein and China ties, sparking political outcry and calls for Starmer's resignation.
Starmer Aides Told To Block Burnham At Any Cost
Starmer allies plan to block Burnham's leadership bid amid fears of government collapse after Makerfield byelection.
Starmer Under Fire Over Dropped China Spy Case as CPS Chief Faces Questions
Starmer releases witness statements in dropped China spy case, facing Tory accusations of political interference as CPS chief questioned.
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