Cooper Rejects Blair’s Call for UK to Back Trump’s Iran Strikes
Yvette Cooper rejects Tony Blair's call for UK to back US strikes on Iran, citing Iraq war lessons and national interest.
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MP Banned from FOI Site After 1,000 Requests
MP Rupert Lowe banned from WhatDoTheyKnow after over 1,000 FOI requests, criticises decision as against transparency.
Graham Richardson, Former Labor Powerbroker, Dies at 76
Former Labor powerbroker Graham Richardson dies aged 76 after long illness; tributes highlight his environmental legacy and political influence.
14 Indian Opposition MPs Suspended After Parliament Security Breach
14 Indian opposition MPs suspended after two intruders breached parliament security, releasing coloured smoke. Investigation ordered.
Starmer Faces Commons Showdown Over Mandelson Vetting Scandal
PM Keir Starmer faces a Commons showdown over the Peter Mandelson vetting scandal, which has led to the sacking of a top civil servant and threatens his leadership.
Starmer Reshuffles Cabinet: Thornberry Axed in Government Overhaul
Keir Starmer reshuffles shadow cabinet, promoting Cooper, Lammy, Nandy; Thornberry moved to attorney general, Miliband demoted.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Restrictions on Wind and Solar Projects
Federal judge blocks Trump admin restrictions on wind and solar projects, ruling they likely violate federal law and cause irreparable harm.
Tory Defection Watch Intensifies After Braverman Reform Switch
Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, third Tory MP to join in a week. Starmer defends blocking Burnham. Reform plans tax cuts in Scotland.
Reform UK Faces Data Law Concerns Over Energy Bills Competition
Reform UK's free energy bills competition faces data law concerns over collection of voting habits.
Albanese's Fuel Crisis Address Fails to Quell Anxiety
PM Albanese's national address on fuel shortages delivers mixed message, urging calm while warning of tough times ahead.
MAGA lawmaker says Americans would be ‘unglued’ over alien briefings
Republican Rep. Tim Burchett says Americans would be 'unglued' if they saw classified alien briefings, and hints at a connection between deaths of scientists and outer space work.
Government to Reconsider Waspi Women Pension Compensation
UK government to reconsider compensation for Waspi women born in the 1950s affected by state pension age changes.
Orbán Defeat Halts Funding for UK Populist Right Figures
Orbán's defeat threatens to halt Hungarian funding for UK populist right figures like Frost and Goodwin, who benefited from Fidesz-backed thinktanks.
Reform UK Candidates Under Fire Over Racist Comments and Covid Conspiracy Theories
Reform UK candidates face controversy over alleged racist comments and Covid conspiracy theories ahead of local elections.
Badenoch Warned Against 'Populist Trap' of Backing Trump
Kemi Badenoch is urged by senior Tories not to align with Trump, amid concerns about populism and Reform UK's rise.
Bournemouth's James Hill: From Fleetwood to England's Radar
Bournemouth defender James Hill reflects on his rise from League One to the Premier League, with Barcelona interest and England recognition.
Reform UK Pledges to Cut MSPs and Quangos in Holyrood Manifesto
Reform UK manifesto for Holyrood election proposes cutting MSPs, quangos, and net zero targets, while boosting fossil fuels and prison sentences.
Badenoch Denies Calling for UK to Join US-Israeli War on Iran
Kemi Badenoch denies calling for UK to join US-Israeli strikes on Iran, clarifies support for defensive actions against missile launchers.
Brown Regrets Mandelson Role As Epstein Scandal Rocks Labour
Gordon Brown regrets appointing Peter Mandelson amid Epstein scandal; police search Mandelson's homes.
Farage Labour Could Form Next Government
Labour's collapse in local elections could make Nigel Farage a key figure in UK politics, as devolved nations see nationalist gains.
Trump Enlists Nicki Minaj and Kevin O'Leary to Promote Child Savings Accounts
Trump invites Nicki Minaj and Kevin O'Leary on stage at White House event to promote child savings accounts.
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle Faces Crisis Over Controversial China Vote Decision
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle faces crisis over controversial China vote decision, raising impartiality concerns.
Reform MP Sues Over Office Lockout and Panic Room Denial
Reform MP Andrew Rosindell sues after being locked out of his constituency office at Conservative HQ, losing access to a panic room and casework.
Tommy Robinson Leads Tens of Thousands in London March Against Far Right
Tommy Robinson leads tens of thousands in London far-right rally, urging political action; police estimate 60,000 attendees, 43 arrests made.
Labour MPs Urge Starmer Not to Meet Israeli President During UK Visit
Labour MPs urge Starmer not to meet Israeli President Herzog during UK visit amid Gaza war and Palestinian statehood recognition.
Mandelson Slams Starmer's Lack of 'Verve' in Leaked Chats
Leaked WhatsApp messages show Peter Mandelson criticising Keir Starmer's lack of verve and suggesting a more Trumpian approach, as well as infighting within Labour.
Reform UK Candidate Matt Goodwin Defends Use of AI in Writing Book
Matt Goodwin defends using AI to write his book after losing by-election, sparking debate on immigration and multiculturalism.
Farage Shouts 'Bernard Manning' at Journalists in Racism Row
Nigel Farage attacks broadcasters as 28 former classmates allege racism and antisemitism during his schooldays.
Labour Blocks Burnham From Byelection Race
Labour blocks Andy Burnham from standing in Makerfield byelection, ending his hopes of returning to parliament and challenging Keir Starmer for leadership.
UK Government Announces £80m Support Package for Pubs and Live Music Venues After Business Rates Bac
UK Treasury announces £80m support for pubs and live music venues after business rates backlash, with mixed reactions from industry bodies.
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