Starmer Appoints Tony Blair's Former Chief of Staff as National Security Adviser
Keir Starmer appoints Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's former chief of staff, as national security adviser, sparking criticism from Conservatives.
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UK Plans to Adopt EU Rules Without Full Parliamentary Vote
UK plans new bill to adopt EU single market rules without full parliamentary vote, sparking democratic debate over 'integration by stealth'.
Liberal Party's Existential Crisis Deepens as Sussan Ley Takes Helm
Sussan Ley leads a Liberal party in existential crisis after historic defeat, facing internal divisions and ideological rifts.
Polanski Open to Alliance with Corbyn and Sultana's New Party
Green leadership candidate Zack Polanski open to alliance with Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's new party, but rivals warn against becoming a 'Corbyn support act'.
Starmer Vows to Fight On as PM Despite Heavy Local Election Losses for Labour
Starmer vows to fight on as PM after heavy local election losses, with Labour losing councils to Reform UK and facing calls to resign from some MPs.
UK Plans for Food Shortages in Iran War Scenario
UK government plans for food shortages due to Iran war, with CO2 supplies potentially falling to 18% of current levels.
Starmer Backs 'Strong, Independent BBC' but Avoids Confronting Trump Over Lawsuit Threat
PM Starmer backs BBC independence but avoids telling Trump to drop $1bn lawsuit threat over edited January 6 video.
Australian Activists Allege Abuse in Israeli Detention After Gaza Flotilla
Australian activists allege sexual assault and beatings in Israeli detention after Gaza aid flotilla; call for meeting with PM Albanese.
Sir Grant Shapps Labels Rachel Reeves Budget 'Catastrophic'
Sir Grant Shapps criticises Rachel Reeves's Budget as 'catastrophic' and 'chaotically delivered' after receiving a knighthood.
Orbán and Magyar trade accusations in final days of Hungary election campaign
Orbán and Magyar trade accusations of foreign interference as polls show opposition lead in Hungary's high-stakes election.
Landlady Slams No-Show Group of 13 as 'Incredibly Unfair'
Landlady Maxine Kelly slams no-show group of 13 at The Wheatsheaf in St Helens, calling behaviour 'incredibly unfair' on small businesses.
Alistair Carns: Labour’s ex-marine who ‘would be a nightmare’ for the Tories
Ex-marine Alistair Carns is being whispered as a potential Labour leadership contender, with Tory MPs calling him a 'nightmare' to face.
MAGA World Gathers at Mar-a-Lago for Trump Aide's Wedding
President Trump and MAGA allies attend the wedding of top aide Dan Scavino at Mar-a-Lago, with Cabinet members and Elon Musk among guests.
‘This is what fascism looks like’: terror in Minneapolis reminiscent of civil war
Federal agents kill Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, sparking accusations of fascism and civil war-like terror under Trump's immigration crackdown.
FBI Sought Extensive Kash Patel Records in Trump Probe
New documents reveal FBI sought extensive records of Kash Patel, now FBI director, in Trump investigation led by Jack Smith.
Starmer Faces Parliament Over Mandelson Ambassador Scandal
Keir Starmer faces questions over Peter Mandelson's failed security vetting for US ambassador role, with key details still unclear.
Trump's 565 April Truth Social Posts Reveal Early Morning Pattern
Analysis shows Trump posted 565 times on Truth Social in April, often overnight, stirring controversy with AI images and election claims.
Green Party Surge Marks Turning Point In UK Politics
Green Party surge in UK driven by disillusionment with Labour, not leader Zack Polanski, as Lewisham sees record membership and activism.
Rayner Calls for Night Time Economy Minister After Labour Pubs Climbdown
Angela Rayner calls for a night-time economy minister after Labour's climbdown on pub business rates relief, warning of a 'triple whammy' of costs.
Trump's 'Perpetual Crisis Mode' Threatens US Norms, Experts Warn
Trump's dubious emergency declarations to push radical policies are normalising a crisis mode that threatens US norms, experts warn.
Newsom Reveals Trump's Private 'Newscum' Call Details
Gavin Newsom reveals Trump asked about 'Newscum' nickname in private call, also recounts call about inaugural speech.
Duke of Sussex Pays Tribute to Iraq War Veterans on 15th Anniversary
Duke of Sussex praises Iraq War veterans on 15th anniversary of conflict's end, honouring their courage and sacrifice.
Wes Streeting Quits Cabinet, Calls on Starmer to Resign
Wes Streeting resigns as health secretary, calls on Keir Starmer to step down, citing lack of vision and heavy-handed dissent management.
Democrats Alarmed by Tulsi Gabbard's Presence at FBI Raid on Georgia Elections Office
Democrats question Tulsi Gabbard's presence at FBI raid on Georgia elections office, citing concerns over her fitness for office and potential political motivations.
Alex Scott: Andoni Iraola Can Bring Klopp's Style to Liverpool
Bournemouth's Alex Scott says Andoni Iraola will bring Jurgen Klopp's 'heavy metal football' to Liverpool, predicting success with aggressive pressing.
Tory Conference Chocolate Bar Misspells 'Britain' Sparks Cost of Living Fury
Tory conference chocolate bar misspells 'Britain' as 'Britian', sparking mockery amid cost of living concerns.
Starmer Considering Resignation, Says Cabinet Minister
Business Secretary Peter Kyle says Sir Keir Starmer is reflecting on political realities amid growing calls to resign, with over 100 Labour MPs urging an exit plan.
Starmer faces pressure to quit as early as Monday
Sir Keir Starmer could stand down as soon as Monday after Andy Burnham's by-election win. Over 100 Labour MPs call for him to go, with senior figures urging a clear statement.
Starmer Could Step Down Next Week Amid Burnham Threat
Sir Keir Starmer faces growing pressure to resign, with reports he could stand down next week as Andy Burnham's leadership challenge gains momentum, backed by over 100 Labour MPs.
Labour MPs Warn Freeview Switch-Off Could Cost Party Seats
Labour MPs warn that switching off Freeview terrestrial TV could cost the party seats, as 10 million homes face higher costs for online-only viewing.
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