Liz Kendall Calls for Urgent Action on 'Appalling' Grok AI Deepfake Content
Liz Kendall condemns Grok AI deepfake images as 'appalling', urges X to act. Starmer focuses on cost of living amid poor poll ratings.
Category : Westminster
Burnham's MP Bid Blocked by Labour Rules and Starmer
Andy Burnham's bid to return to Westminster faces obstacles as Labour rules and MP Marie Rimmer block his path, while allies warn against a 'coronation' of Wes Streeting.
Swinney Faces SNP Backlash Over 'Disastrous' Hamilton Byelection Loss
SNP leader John Swinney faces backlash after losing a key Holyrood byelection to Labour, with critics calling the campaign 'disastrous' and demanding a clearer independence vision.
Starmer: Mandelson Should Not Sit in House of Lords
Starmer demands Mandelson resign from Lords after Epstein emails reveal leaked tax plans; calls for modernisation of peer removal procedures.
Liz Truss Accuses Starmer of 'Batting for Other Side' in Iran War at CPAC
Liz Truss accuses Keir Starmer of appeasing Islamists and 'batting for the other side' in Iran war during CPAC speech in Texas.
Farage Defends Reforms Christian Values Amid Bishop Criticism
Nigel Farage backs preacher who called homosexuality an 'abomination', sparking Labour criticism.
Trump’s Shoe Ritual: A Symbol of Subservience for His Henchmen
Trump gives his top officials ill-fitting shoes as a loyalty test, with Rubio, Vance, and Hegseth wearing them despite humiliation.
Trump Administration Releases FBI Files on Martin Luther King Jr Despite Family Opposition
Trump administration releases 200,000 pages of FBI surveillance files on Martin Luther King Jr despite family opposition, amid calls for Epstein file disclosure.
New Zealand PM Luxon survives leadership vote, blames media for 'soap opera'
New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon survives leadership vote six months before election, blames media for 'soap opera' amid poor polls and leaks.
Trump's UK Visit: Pomp, Protests, and a Nation Divided
Trump's UK state visit sparks protests and highlights cultural divides, with critics decrying his political interventions and supporters praising his stance on immigration.
From Blair to Burnham: Jogging as Political Metaphor Has Just Run and Run
Andy Burnham's jogging photo op continues a long political tradition of using running as a metaphor for ambition and energy.
Reform MP Condemned for 'Tartan Burqa' Joke at Scottish Launch
Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin criticised for 'tartan burqa' joke at Scottish election launch; Labour condemns remarks.
Shabana Mahmood Accuses Nigel Farage of 'Worse Than Racist' Dog-Whistle Politics
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood accuses Nigel Farage of 'worse than racist' dog-whistle politics and reveals her family faced racial abuse in Birmingham.
Second Jazz Band Cancels Kennedy Center Gig Over Trump Name Change
The Cookers become the second jazz band to cancel a performance at the renamed Trump-Kennedy Center, citing freedom and struggle.
Attorney General Richard Hermer Says Jewish Community 'Heartbroken, Frightened and Angry' After Syna
Attorney General Richard Hermer says Jewish community is 'heartbroken, frightened and angry' after terror attack on Manchester synagogue, calls for more protection and action against antisemitism.
Nigel Farage Apologises for 17 Breaches of MPs’ Code of Conduct Over £380,000 Late Declarations
Nigel Farage apologises for 17 breaches of MPs' code of conduct after failing to declare £380,000 on time, blaming computer illiteracy and staff errors.
Politicians Criticised For Australia Day Silence
Politicians criticised for avoiding debate on Australia Day, with calls for more engagement on the divisive national holiday.
Leaked Jenrick Defection Plan Calls Him 'New Sheriff in Town'
Leaked memo for Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform UK calls him 'new sheriff in town' and 'biggest defection story'.
Starmer Faces Leadership Calls After Labour Election Rout
Starmer vows to stay as PM after Labour loses council seats in local elections, with Reform UK surging and some MPs calling for his resignation.
Labour MPs Plot to Oust Starmer Amid Dire Poll Ratings
Labour MPs plot to oust Keir Starmer as poll ratings plummet, with only 15% backing the party amid tax rise fears.
Mandelson Peerage Row: Why Removing a Lord Is Exceptionally Complex
Keir Starmer wants Peter Mandelson removed from the Lords over Epstein links, but the process is exceptionally complex with multiple legal hurdles.
Trump Claims He Would Have Won Vietnam War Quickly Despite Draft Deferment
Trump boasts he would have won Vietnam War quickly despite avoiding service via bone spur deferment; Iran talks continue.
Tory Peer Defects to Reform UK Over Immigration
Nigel Farage unveils Reform UK's first peer after Conservative defection, but avoids press questions on racism allegations at Scotland rally.
Trump's Shoe Gifts to Cabinet Members Spark Speculation on Loyalty
Trump gives oversized shoes to Rubio, Hegseth, and Vance as a test of loyalty, sparking debate on power dynamics and future presidential ambitions.
Trump Attacks Bruce Springsteen as 'Dried Out Prune of a Rocker'
Trump insults Bruce Springsteen as 'dried out prune' after musician's fiery speeches, also targets Taylor Swift.
Reeves to Empower Mayors with Hotel and Airbnb Tax Powers
Chancellor Reeves plans to give English mayors power to tax hotel and Airbnb stays, plus a milkshake tax, sparking industry backlash.
Generational Divide Over Iran War Emerges at CPAC
Younger conservatives express disappointment over Trump's Iran strikes at CPAC, highlighting a generational divide.
Leavitt's Religious Tone Dominates White House Iran Briefing
Karoline Leavitt's White House briefing on Iran conflict featured religious overtones, threats against Iran, and refusal to clarify legal or military details.
Labour Rebellion Over Gaza Ceasefire: 56 MPs Defy Starmer
56 Labour MPs rebel against Starmer over Gaza ceasefire vote, with 10 frontbenchers resigning to support an immediate halt to hostilities.
Burnham Urges Labour MPs to 'Hold the Line' Amid Seat Setbacks
Andy Burnham urges Labour MPs to 'hold the line' as potential seats for his return to parliament fall through, amid leadership speculation.
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