Badenoch's Dilemma: Tories Face Policy Void as Right-Wing Options Multiply
Tories face policy void as right-wing options multiply; Badenoch's leadership fails to boost party fortunes despite improved performance.
Tories face policy void as right-wing options multiply; Badenoch's leadership fails to boost party fortunes despite improved performance.
Labour MPs express anger and frustration as Starmer clings to power after Mandelson documents scandal, with Rayner seen as potential challenger.
Richard Tice to unveil Reform UK plans for a new 'super department' covering business, trade, energy, and housing, aiming for 4% growth and scrapping net zero.
Institute for Government report finds Labour's public service reform failing to devolve power from Whitehall to local areas, with centralisation instead.
MPs launch inquiry into collapsed China spy case after No 10 releases key witness statements, raising questions about CPS decision and PM's role.
Oxford professor Bo Rothstein resigns from Blavatnik School over founder's $1 million donation to Trump's inauguration, calling it irresponsible.
Afghan man Fayaz Khan jailed for five years for threatening to kill Nigel Farage on TikTok, also convicted of entering UK illegally.
Baby boomer Caroline Stone criticises tradwife trend as a 'sad indictment' of young people's bleak prospects, defending her generation's activism.
Labour MPs celebrate Reeves's budget scrapping two-child benefit cap, lifting hundreds of thousands out of poverty, amid mixed reactions.
DWP responds to Motability mileage cut concerns, affecting rural disabled drivers. New leases from July 2026 have 10,000 miles allowance and reduced tyre limits.
Keir Starmer survives Labour rebellion over Mandelson inquiry vote, but MPs warn of dwindling political capital amid damaging disclosures.
Analysis of Britain's revolving door of prime ministers since 2016, exploring whether the office itself is the problem and the impact on governance.
Starmer vows to crack down on antisemitic protests after Golders Green stabbing; UK terror threat raised to severe.
Rachel Reeves accuses Nigel Farage of racism over his opposition to lifting the two-child benefit cap, saying he wants to keep children in poverty based on skin colour.
Irish Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan claims fuel protests are manipulated by outside actors, including Tommy Robinson, and warns of legal consequences.
Sajid Javid calls on Nigel Farage to apologise for alleged racist and antisemitic bullying at Dulwich College, as revealed by a Guardian investigation.
Jeremy Clarkson says no farmers vote Labour, backs Reform, slams Government over farming policies.
Olly Robbins reveals No 10 pushed for Matthew Doyle's diplomatic role without telling David Lammy, amid concerns over political appointments.
Judge Aileen Cannon permanently blocks release of Jack Smith's report on Trump's Mar-a-Lago classified documents case, citing unlawful appointment of special counsel.
Nigel Farage sought Enoch Powell's endorsement for Ukip in 1994, letters reveal. Farage admires Powell's immigration stance despite 'rivers of blood' speech.
Australia's democratic resilience faces challenges from rising inequality and policy stasis, despite historical exceptionalism.
Documentary 'Three Identical Strangers' explores the story of triplets separated at birth, reigniting the nature vs nurture debate with a dark twist.
German tourist wins £850 after tour operator failed to stop sunbed reserving in Greece, sparking hotel crackdowns.
Sadiq Khan warns Hindus and Jews could be next after Tory frontbencher Nick Timothy's comments on Muslim prayers in Trafalgar Square.
Matt Baker leaves The One Show after nine years, with an emotional farewell from co-host Alex Jones via video link due to self-isolation.
Starmer faces privilege motion over Mandelson appointment as Tories use Labour's Partygate tactics against him.
Second Labour MP Nadia Whittome calls for Keir Starmer to resign, as Andy Burnham refuses to rule out leadership challenge.
Green Party accused of blocking 42,000 homes as housing row escalates ahead of London local elections. Labour and Greens trade barbs over developer ties and affordable housing.
Far-right extremists and neo-Nazis celebrate Trump's return, viewing it as a chance to expand their movement and push anti-immigration agendas.
Survivors Marina Gambold and Maureen Sullivan recount abuse in Ireland's Magdalene laundries, including forced labour, physical punishment, and loss of identity.