Trump Heckled in Iowa Amid Growing Anger Over Presidency
Donald Trump was heckled during an Iowa speech, made false election claims, and faced questions about the killing of Alex Pretti by ICE agents.
Category : Westminster
Labour's Mixed Record on Human Rights Under Starmer
Keir Starmer's Labour government has a mixed human rights record, praised for restoring international law but criticised for policies on migration, protest and Gaza.
Trump Administration Spent Over $500,000 to Reinstall Slave-Owner Statue in Washington DC
Trump administration spent over $527,000 on a no-bid contract to install a statue of slave-owning Founding Father Caesar Rodney in Washington DC.
New Bin Collection Rules: What You Need to Know
New rules require four separate waste collections in England, but over a third of councils miss the deadline for food waste.
Teenager Scoops MP Defection, Reveals Right-Wing Media Agenda
15-year-old Charlie Simpson scooped Andrew Rosindell's defection to Reform UK, revealing a right-wing media agenda with far-right links.
Robbins Admits Officials Debated Withholding Mandelson Vetting Files
Olly Robbins confirms officials debated withholding Peter Mandelson's vetting files from parliament, sparking cover-up allegations.
Sky News Australia Trademarks Lefties Losing It Amid Zara Clash
Sky News Australia trademarks 'Lefties Losing It' amid Zara objection; Aaron Patrick's column on Sussan Ley sparks outrage.
Badenoch's Fiery Speech Condemns 'Going Nuts' Politics
Kemi Badenoch's first Tory conference leader's speech, likely her last, was adequate but full of nonsense, with no apologies for past failures.
Carla Bruni's Sombre Court Appearance for Sarkozy Appeal
Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni face court hearings over leaked recordings and corruption allegations, threatening to reignite damaging scandals.
Burnham Challenges Starmer Over Labour’s Farage Problem
Andy Burnham’s by-election win sparks Labour leadership debate, with readers urging stability and warning against internal divisions that could aid Reform UK.
Nancy Mace Proposes Ban on Foreign-Born Officials in Congress and Judiciary
Rep. Nancy Mace proposes constitutional amendment to ban foreign-born citizens from serving as judges, in Congress, and as Senate-confirmed officials.
Noem Claims Scapegoat Status After DHS Firing, Insiders Dismiss
Trump fires Kristi Noem as DHS secretary amid bipartisan criticism; Markwayne Mullin replaces her. Noem claims scapegoat status.
Keir Starmer's Popularity Hits Record Low in New Poll
Keir Starmer's approval rating drops to record low of -30 in latest Opinium poll, with Labour facing criticism over policies and conference performance.
Green MP Condemns Westminster Drinking Culture
Green MP Hannah Spencer criticises Westminster drinking culture, sparking backlash and support from fellow MPs.
Reform UK Members Show Racial Bias in Immigration Poll
Poll finds 54% of Reform UK members support deporting or encouraging non-white British citizens born abroad to leave, highlighting racial bias and tensions in Farage's party.
Richard Bingley: From Tory to Labour to Ukip and Now Reform
Richard Bingley, a serial party-switcher, stands for Reform in Thurrock after stints with Tories, Labour, and Ukip.
Sarwar: Mandelson Vetting Questions Must Be Answered in Parliament
Anas Sarwar says PM must answer questions in Parliament over Mandelson vetting scandal, calls it 'tipping point' for his earlier resignation demand.
Democratic Leaders Ignore Voter Sentiment on Israel, Critics Say
DNC rejects Israel-critical resolutions despite polls showing most Democrats oppose Israeli actions, highlighting leadership disconnect.
Starmer on Brink of No10 Exit as Burnham Returns to Commons
Keir Starmer is considering resigning as Prime Minister amid dwindling support, with Andy Burnham set to return to Westminster after a by-election victory. A senior minister failed to rule out an early resignation.
Ukip Logo Under Fire for Nazi Symbol Resemblance
Ukip's proposed new logo, resembling the Nazi iron cross, faces criticism from Hope Not Hate as the Electoral Commission reviews the application.
Albanese Government Faces Pressure to Ease Fuel Crisis as NZ Offers Direct Payments
Albanese government faces pressure to ease fuel crisis; NZ offers direct payments. Proposals include working from home, free transport, and gas export levy.
Notting Hill Barriers Spark Backlash from Traders and Residents
New counter-terror barriers on Portobello Road spark backlash from traders, residents, and tourists who say they are ugly and disruptive.
Travellers Invade Wildlife Haven Hours After Warning
Around 20 caravans broke into Woodgate Valley Country Park in Birmingham, damaging fencing. Eviction notice served, must leave by Thursday.
Truck Drivers Warn Fuel Crisis Could See Industry ‘Grind to a Halt’ – as It Happened
Truck drivers warn of fuel crisis as petrol prices rise and diesel hits record highs, while ASX surges on US-Iran ceasefire.
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles Says Trump Believes ‘There’s Nothing He Can’t Do’
Susie Wiles gives candid interviews to Vanity Fair, revealing Trump’s belief in unlimited power, retribution plans, and criticisms of Elon Musk and Pam Bondi.
Wes Streeting Prepares Leadership Challenge Against Keir Starmer
Wes Streeting prepares to challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership, sparking left-wing scramble for candidate.
Badenoch More Popular Than Farage After Jenrick Sacking
Kemi Badenoch emerges stronger after Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform UK, with Tory MPs praising her leadership and criticising Jenrick's move.
Jess Phillips Reveals Terrifying Reality Of Being An MP
Labour MP Jess Phillips reveals the constant fear she faces as a politician, contrasting with her previous job, and discusses abuse, family, and speaking her mind.
Labour Peer Warned Starmer's Chief of Staff Against Mandelson US Ambassador Appointment
Lord Glasman warned Starmer's chief of staff against appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, citing his Epstein ties and Trump opposition.
Greens Face Security Accusations Over Nato Exit Motion
Yvette Cooper accuses Reform and Greens of undermining Nato; Greens leave door open to leaving alliance.
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