Prescott's Son Joins Greens in Major Blow to Labour
David Prescott, son of former Labour deputy PM John Prescott, has joined the Green Party, following a by-election victory that saw Greens overtake Labour in popularity polls.
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Princess Beatrice's Nepal Trip Included Alleged Chinese Spy
Princess Beatrice traveled to Nepal on a charity trip with David Taylor, who was later arrested for alleged Chinese espionage. The royal had no knowledge of his activities.
Couric Quizzes Newsom on 'Ridiculously Good-Looking' Image
Former Today show host Katie Couric asked California Governor Gavin Newsom about his 'ridiculously good-looking' appearance during a podcast interview, referencing Vogue's 'embarrassingly handsome' description.
DHS Staff Celebrate Noem's Firing Over Dog Murder Scandal
Department of Homeland Security employees expressed jubilation after President Trump fired Secretary Kristi Noem, citing relief from her controversial policies and the infamous dog-killing incident.
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Marine Vet's Arm Broken by Senator in Capitol Protest
Brian McGinnis, an Iraq War veteran and Green Party candidate, had his arm broken while being removed from a Senate hearing. His mother says he 'got in a little too deep' with his Middle East activism.
US Daylight Saving Time Debate: States Divided Over Clock Changes
Millions of Americans lose an hour of sleep as clocks spring forward, but political efforts to end the twice-yearly time change remain stalled despite widespread unpopularity.
Prince Andrew Keeps London Freedom Honour Despite Epstein Links
The Duke of York will retain his Freedom of the City of London title, awarded in 2012, as officials confirm it cannot be revoked due to inheritance rights.
Trump Hosts Oval Office Prayer Session Amid Iran War
President Donald Trump gathered with Christian leaders for a prayer session in the Oval Office, seeking protection for US troops as military strikes against Iran continue. The conflict has entered its seventh day with escalating regional tensions.
Conservative Peer Quits Lords After PPE Deal Censure
Lord Chadlington resigns from the House of Lords and Conservative Party after being censured for breaching conduct rules in securing PPE contracts during the pandemic.
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Chagos Deal: Three Different Cost Estimates Revealed
The UK government has presented three distinct calculations for the cost of the Chagos Islands treaty with Mauritius, ranging from £3.4 billion to £34.7 billion over 99 years.
Keir Starmer's Iran Stance: Balancing US Pressure and Public Opinion
As RAF jets may join US strikes on Iran, Labour faces internal divisions. Starmer's approach mirrors Robin Cook's Iraq war stance, prioritizing legal justification and public opinion over full military alignment with Washington.
Trump's War and Albanese's Response: Australian Political Fallout
Analysis of Anthony Albanese's support for US strikes on Iran, public reaction, and Liberal party review. Covers political polling and scrutiny of Pauline Hanson's authenticity.
Carney's Rupture Warning Ignored by Australian Politics
Former Canadian PM Mark Carney warns of a post-war order rupture, urging middle powers like Australia to unite. Yet, both Labor and Coalition parties cling to US ties, ignoring calls for independent action amid Iran and Aukus deals.
Trump's Iran War: Albanese's Response and Political Impact
Analysis of Anthony Albanese's support for US strikes on Iran, Australian military involvement, and hidden Liberal party reviews amid political polling scrutiny.
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UK Hawks Attack Starmer Over Iran War Stance
British political hawks express frustration as Keir Starmer resists immediate involvement in the US-Israel conflict with Iran, amid public opposition and Trump's criticism.
Reeves Clarifies Tax Exemption for 600,000 Pensioners
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has detailed a new tax exemption policy for state pensioners, addressing concerns over 600,000 being drawn into paying income tax from 2027.
Mandelson's Passport Returned, Police Drop Bail Conditions
Lord Peter Mandelson has had his passport returned and bail conditions removed after arrest for misconduct in public office, with police continuing their investigation.
Farage Dines with Trump as UK-US Relations Face Strain
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's dinner with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago sparks controversy, with Lib Dem chief Ed Davey accusing him of undermining Britain amid Middle East crisis.
John Prescott's Son David Joins Green Party in Major Defection
David Prescott, son of former Labour deputy PM John Prescott, has joined the Green Party following their historic by-election victory in Gorton and Denton, marking a significant blow to Labour's left flank.
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Mandelson Released Under Investigation in Police Probe
Labour peer Lord Mandelson is no longer on bail and has been released under investigation by the Metropolitan Police, who are continuing their inquiry into misconduct allegations.
Mandelson Released from Bail Amid Ongoing Investigation
Peter Mandelson has been released from bail conditions after police determined he is not a flight risk, though he remains under investigation for alleged misconduct in public office.
San Francisco Mayor Denies Kristi Noem's Contact Claim
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie refutes outgoing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's assertion they 'talk quite often,' revealing no contact since October.
Markwayne Mullin: Trump's Pick to Replace Kristi Noem
Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin, endorsed by Trump, is a key MAGA figure with a hardline immigration stance and no bachelor's degree, poised to take over from Kristi Noem.
Kosovo Faces Third Election Amid Political Deadlock
Kosovo's President Vjosa Osmani has dissolved parliament, triggering snap elections after opposition parties blocked the presidential vote, deepening political uncertainty in Europe's youngest nation.
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Starmer Mocked for 'Trump-Style' TikTok Video on Iran Crisis
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces social media ridicule over a TikTok video set to Dire Straits music, with critics comparing it to Trump's propaganda and questioning his military leadership during the Iran conflict.
BBC's Future at Stake as Consultation Deadline Approaches
With the BBC's charter renewal consultation closing soon, supporters are urged to act against right-wing efforts to undermine the broadcaster, highlighting its vital role in global news.
Noem's Firing Reflects Trump's Weakness, Not DHS Reform
Kristi Noem's chaotic tenure as Homeland Security chief ended with her firing, but her replacement is unlikely to bring responsibility or legality to the department.
Conservative Media Stars Clash Over US Iran Policy
Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Ben Shapiro, and Mark Levin are embroiled in a public feud over US involvement with Iran, exposing deep divisions on Israel and Trump's legacy.
Trump's White House UFC Stadium Plan Called 'Insanity'
President Donald Trump announces plans to build a 100,000-seat stadium near the White House to host a UFC fight on his birthday, drawing sharp criticism from opponents.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Keeps City of London Freedom Honour
The former prince will retain the Freedom of the City of London honour after a review found it cannot be removed, despite his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and loss of royal titles.
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