Nigel Farage admits breaching parliamentary rules over Trump event
Nigel Farage admits failing to register a trip to Florida for a Trump fundraising event, citing an office error.
Category : Westminster
Starmer Faces New Headache as Speaker Hoyle Grants Debate on Mandelson Appointment
Speaker Hoyle grants debate on whether Starmer misled Parliament over Mandelson's US ambassador vetting, surprising many and handing Badenoch a political opportunity.
Far Right Hijacks Tragedy of Knife Crime Victim Henry Nowak
Far-right groups exploit Henry Nowak's stabbing death to push 'two-tier policing' claims, despite family's plea for unity and police watchdog investigation.
Reform MP Sarah Pochin Apologises for 'Racist' TV Advert Comments
Health Secretary Wes Streeting calls Reform MP Sarah Pochin's TV advert remarks racist; Pochin apologises but Labour demands Farage denounce comments.
Tory Chief Whip Shares AI Video by Jailed Far-Right Figure
Tory chief whip Rebecca Harris reposts AI video by Joshua Bonehill-Paine, a far-right figure jailed for hate crimes, sparking criticism.
BBC Female Stars Demand Immediate Action on Gender Pay Gap
Over 40 BBC female presenters demand immediate action on gender pay gap, citing disparities revealed in annual report.
Tories Demand Probe into Labour's McSweeney Over Watchdog Claims
Tories demand investigation into Morgan McSweeney over claims he misled Electoral Commission about donations to Labour Together thinktank.
British Palestinians Feel Silenced, Activist Says
British Palestinians feel silenced and unable to speak openly about Gaza war, says activist Sara Husseini ahead of Nakba march.
David Lammy Heckled at Manchester Synagogue Vigil
Deputy PM David Lammy was heckled at a vigil for victims of the Manchester synagogue terror attack, as PM Starmer condemns antisemitism.
Candace Owens Hits Back at Trump Over Truth Social Post Attacking Former MAGA Figures
Candace Owens hits back at Trump after he attacks former MAGA figures on Truth Social, accusing him of disloyalty and a break from reality.
Pope Leo's First Easter: Catholics Divided on Approach
Catholics are divided on Pope Leo's approach as he marks his first Easter, with some wanting more vocal leadership on global conflicts and others praising his discreet diplomacy.
Mandelson Vetting Failure Known to No 10 Months Before Starmer’s Claim
Guardian reveals No 10 knew Mandelson failed vetting in Jan 2025; top civil servant resigns after Foreign Office overruled security denial.
Starmer's Chaotic Week Fuels Leadership Crisis
Keir Starmer's team mounts a bizarre self-leadership challenge, fuelling a crisis as Cabinet plots are revealed to be paranoid fantasies.
Blair’s Labour Critique: Helpful or Annoying?
Tony Blair's essay criticising Labour's direction draws mixed reactions, with some seeing it as unhelpful and others as a necessary wake-up call.
Tottenham Chairman Slams Levy, Vows Title Push
Tottenham chairman Peter Charrington slams former boss Daniel Levy, admits 'uncomfortable truths', vows title push with full reset and investment.
Starmer and Mandelson: A Story That Doesn't Add Up
Starmer's shifting explanations over Mandelson's US ambassador appointment raise questions about vetting, accountability, and what he knew.
Jenrick Defects to Reform, Attacks Badenoch and Tories
Robert Jenrick defects to Reform UK after being sacked by Kemi Badenoch, who pre-empted his move. He attacks Tories and praises Nigel Farage.
90 Years On: Honouring Black Forest Rescuers of London Schoolboys
90 years on, British relatives and German villagers honour the Black Forest rescuers of London schoolboys, correcting Nazi propaganda.
Catherine West Backs Down from Starmer Challenge, Urges September Exit
Labour MP Catherine West drops leadership challenge, urges Starmer to set September departure timetable after calling his speech 'too little, too late'.
Finnish MP Fined for Homosexuality Remarks
Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen convicted by Supreme Court for inciting hatred over homosexuality remarks, fined €1,800.
How a Papal Visit Scandal Led to Orbán's Crushing Defeat in Hungary
Pope Francis's 2023 visit to Hungary triggered a pardon scandal that exposed corruption, leading to Viktor Orbán's defeat.
Georg Baselitz, German Upside-Down Painter, Dies at 88
German artist Georg Baselitz, famed for upside-down paintings and provocative works, dies at 88 after a six-decade career.
Starmer Grilled Over Labour's £30bn Tax Raid In Budget
Starmer refuses to rule out tax rises in budget, dodging Badenoch's questions on Labour's manifesto pledge not to raise income tax, fuelling speculation of a £30bn tax raid.
Starmer Accuses Farage And Badenoch Of Iran War Rush
Starmer attacks Badenoch and Farage over Iran war stance U-turns, saying UK would be at war if they led.
Reeves Backed by Starmer Amid Labour Poll Slump and U-Turns
Downing Street confirms Rachel Reeves has PM's full backing amid market turmoil and welfare U-turn fallout.
Andy Burnham’s Landslide Victory Puts Starmer Under Renewed Pressure
Andy Burnham’s landslide by-election win in Makerfield intensifies pressure on Keir Starmer to step aside as Labour leader.
Reform UK Insiders Fear Andrew Tate Links Alienate Voters
Reform UK insiders worry that links to Andrew Tate and other extreme figures could scare off mainstream voters, especially women, according to party sources and polling data.
Tories Face Electoral Oblivion as Badenoch Tipped as Saviour
Kemi Badenoch's relaxed demeanour at a South Bank event masks Tory struggles as Reform UK sets the agenda and polls show party near fifth place.
Reeves Plans Mileage Rate Rise After 15 Year Freeze
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces 10p per mile increase in tax-free mileage rates, backdated to April 2026, alongside summer cost-of-living measures.
Starmer Accused of Mimicking Trump with Middle East TikTok Video
Keir Starmer criticised for TikTok video on Middle East crisis using Dire Straits song, accused of mimicking Trump's style.
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