Starmer Forced into U-Turn Over Mandelson Vetting Documents
Starmer forced into U-turn over Mandelson vetting documents after Labour rebellion, with MPs demanding McSweeney's sacking.
Starmer forced into U-turn over Mandelson vetting documents after Labour rebellion, with MPs demanding McSweeney's sacking.
Kemi Badenoch proposes scrapping the public sector equality duty, sparking warnings of increased discrimination and legal uncertainty.
Pope Leo appoints Maria Montserrat Alvarado as first lay woman to lead Vatican communications, overseeing news site, radio, press office.
Robert Jenrick pledged to scrap air passenger duty after receiving £40k from Attestor Limited, which owns a majority stake in Condor airline.
Peter Mandelson leaves Rothschild-owned farmhouse due to high rent costs, adding to his history of financial controversies.
BBC chief Tim Davie denies ingratiating to Reform UK, defends increased coverage amid political landscape changes.
Kemi Badenoch attacks Rachel Reeves as worst chancellor ever amid Iran war criticism and energy policy debate.
Starmer under pressure to sack chief of staff Morgan McSweeney after briefing operation against Wes Streeting backfires, sparking internal Labour row.
Nigel Farage backtracks on Reform UK's £90bn tax cut pledge, calling it an 'aspiration' and blaming Labour and Tories for poor public finances.
Labour MP Catherine West launches then scales back a 'stalking horse' challenge against Keir Starmer, calling for a September deadline for his departure.
New book 'Hated by All the Right People' critically examines Tucker Carlson's shift from conservative journalist to far-right firebrand, exploring his early life and media career.
US Vice-President JD Vance bonds with Apprentice star Thomas Skinner at a Cotswolds barbecue during his UK visit, amid local protests.
Kemi Badenoch dismisses Reform UK's May 7 defection deadline for Tory MPs, questioning their motives after Robert Jenrick's defection.
MPs rejected a Tory amendment to issue new oil and gas licences, with Labour arguing for clean energy investment while keeping existing fields open.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals full abolition of two-child benefit cap in budget, saying children in bigger families should not be penalised.
Reform UK promises to reverse North Sea oil drilling ban, with taxpayer stakes and public investment, while attacking net zero policies.
Senior faith leaders urge PM Starmer to adopt compassionate migration narrative after 'island of strangers' speech.
New Beacon Books, UK's first black bookshop, considers relocation after £50k crowdfunding success saved it from closure.
Nigel Farage has earned over £2 million since becoming an MP, including £700,000 from GB News, amid scrutiny over an undeclared £5 million gift.
Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour after Epstein files revelations; Starmer refers documents to police and seeks to remove peerage.
Tory leader Badenoch tables motion for privileges committee inquiry into Starmer's Mandelson statements; Speaker Hoyle confirms vote; Labour mobilises support.
Kemi Badenoch says centrist ideas are unwanted in the Conservative Party, urging doubters to get out of the way as she pushes a rightward agenda.
Donald Trump mocked for calling Gavin Newsom 'President' in a gaffe, as Iran war tensions rise. Critics call him 'world's biggest joke'.
QAnon conspiracy theories are growing in Australia, exploiting pandemic uncertainty and isolation, posing risks to social cohesion and public health.
Robert Jenrick defects to Reform UK after being sacked by Kemi Badenoch, branding the Conservatives 'rotten' and 'failed'.
Green party leader Zack Polanski's claim of immediate apology for hypnosis breast size claim is contradicted by a 2013 BBC interview.
PM Starmer accuses Tories of Islamophobia after shadow minister Nick Timothy calls public Muslim prayers 'an act of domination'.
PM Starmer faces a crucial Commons statement over the Mandelson vetting scandal, with his leadership under threat as the Foreign Office row deepens.
Labour must reassess its core purpose and engage in genuine debate on ideas to survive, say experts in letters responding to Polly Toynbee.
Tony Benn's 1987 warning about Peter Mandelson resurfaces amid Epstein scandal, raising questions about Starmer's appointment and calls for inquiry.