Trump appears alone as Melania and Barron skip rally
Former US President Donald Trump appeared solo at a major campaign rally in Florida, with wife Melania and son Barron notably absent, sparking speculation about family tensions.
Category : Westminster
Westminster braces for key debates on economy and climate
Stay informed with the latest developments in Westminster, economic shifts, and pressing climate issues as policymakers gear up for pivotal discussions.
MP uses ChatGPT for constituent emails
A Conservative MP has been exposed using AI chatbot ChatGPT to respond to constituents, raising questions about authenticity in politics.
QUENTIN LETTS: Political Chess with Live Grenades
Quentin Letts recounts a gripping encounter in Westminster, where political tension felt like watching a chess match with live grenades. A must-read for those fascinated by high-stakes diplomacy.
Starmer praises Trump's strength after shooting
Labour leader Keir Starmer commends Donald Trump's resilience after the assassination attempt, stressing the importance of solidarity between the UK and US.
Trump caught on hot mic bashing UK's NHS
Former US President Donald Trump was secretly recorded dismissing the UK's National Health Service as 'not good' in a bombshell hot mic moment.
MTG's Brian Glenn Apologises for Zelensky Suit Remarks
Brian Glenn, a prominent figure associated with Marjorie Taylor Greene, has apologised after making controversial remarks about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's attire, drawing widespread criticism.
Labour pressured to scrap two-child benefit cap
Labour's stance on the controversial two-child benefit cap sparks debate as campaigners urge the party to reconsider its policy ahead of the general election.
Trump hints at military deployment to US cities
Former US President Donald Trump suggests deploying military forces to American cities to 'restore order' amid escalating protests. Read the latest updates on this controversial proposal.
Noem defends staffer over slavery and Holocaust remarks
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has come to the defence of a staffer who posted inflammatory comments comparing conservative struggles to slavery and the Holocaust, sparking widespread backlash.
Trump: Starmer would have surrendered Ukraine
Former US President Donald Trump has accused UK Labour leader Keir Starmer of being willing to abandon Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression, prompting a swift rebuttal from the White House.
DC restaurants struggle post-National Guard withdrawal
Local eateries in the US capital face financial hardship as reduced National Guard deployments lead to a sharp decline in customer numbers.
Farage Warns of 'Two-Tier' UK Justice System
Nigel Farage accuses UK police of political bias, sparking a heated debate over law enforcement priorities and public trust.
Shrewsbury rejects Clive of India statue
Shrewsbury becomes the latest UK town to oppose a statue of Robert Clive, citing his controversial colonial legacy, as Britain continues to grapple with its imperial past.
Jenrick: No apology needed in immigration row
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick refuses to apologise amid ongoing controversy, sparking fresh debate in Westminster.
Darren Lewis on personal responsibility in society
Columnist Darren Lewis shares his powerful perspective on personal responsibility and collective action in today's society. Discover why small actions matter more than ever.
Starmer criticised for Tower Hamlets English language comments
Labour leader Keir Starmer has ignited controversy after suggesting that residents of Tower Hamlets should learn English, prompting criticism from local leaders and community advocates.
Khan accuses Trump of radicalising dangerous individuals
London Mayor Sadiq Khan reignites his feud with Donald Trump, accusing the former US President of radicalising 'dangerous individuals' in a fiery political showdown.
Sally Rooney criticised for funding banned terror group
Bestselling author Sally Rooney sparks controversy as Downing Street condemns her pledge to fund a proscribed terror organisation. Read the full story.
Corbyn criticised over Labour's antisemitism crisis
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is under fire as the party grapples with ongoing allegations of antisemitism, with critics demanding accountability.
Missing persons expert vanishes in Westminster
Michele Bourda, a renowned missing persons expert, has mysteriously disappeared, leaving authorities and loved ones desperate for answers. Police appeal for any information.
UK govt criticises BBC over Gaza coverage
The UK government has accused the BBC of biased reporting on Gaza, prompting Labour MP Rachael Maskell to defend the broadcaster's impartiality.
Corbyn accused over anti-Semitism in new party launch
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn faces backlash over allegations of failing to tackle anti-Semitism within the party as he announces the formation of a new political movement.
E-bike hit-and-run leaves pedestrian fighting for life
A pedestrian is in critical condition after a reckless e-bike rider fled the scene in Westminster. Police are hunting the suspect as witnesses describe the terrifying incident.
Latham-Matthews Sydney clash sparks outrage
A heated exchange between former Australian politician Mark Latham and activist Nathalie Matthews in Sydney has gone viral, raising questions about public conduct and political discourse.
Sturgeon & Abbott slammed for 'Orwellian' remarks
Former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and Labour MP Diane Abbott face backlash over controversial comments comparing Russell Brand's situation to 'Orwellian' tactics and Norwich City's football governance.
BBC staff urge UK to protect Palestinian journalists
BBC employees have penned a letter to Downing Street, urging the UK government to take stronger action in support of Palestinian journalists facing violence in Gaza.
Trump's name added to US national park signs sparks debate
Former US President Donald Trump's name has been added to signs in several national parks, igniting a heated discussion about political influence on public lands.
Guardian forms new US political reporting team
The Guardian announces the launch of a dedicated US political enterprise team to enhance in-depth reporting and analysis ahead of the 2024 elections.
Poilievre's election strategy reshapes Canadian politics
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's latest parliamentary manoeuvres signal a dramatic shift in Canada's political landscape ahead of the next federal election.
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