Republicans Cheer Trump’s Iran Ceasefire as Democrats Voice Skepticism
Republicans cheer Trump's Iran ceasefire deal as Democrats criticise it, with talks set for Islamabad. Journalist Shelly Kittleson released.
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Polanski Stood By Breast Hypnosis Claims Days After Article
Zack Polanski's claim of immediate apology for breast hypnosis claims is contradicted by a 2013 BBC interview where he stood by the claims.
Cory Bernardi to Lead One Nation Ticket in South Australian Election
Former Liberal senator Cory Bernardi to lead One Nation's ticket in South Australia's March election, joining Pauline Hanson's party.
Labour Voters Feel Duped And Insulted By Government
Labour voters express feeling duped and insulted by the government's policies on benefits, heating allowances, and foreign affairs.
National Conversation Launches to Tackle UK Divisions
National Conversation project launches to rebuild social cohesion, asking public to share visions of community and country amid rising divisions.
Ex-Nato Chief Urges UK National Service for Ages 16 to 70
Ex-Nato chief Lord Robertson urges UK to reintroduce mandatory national service for ages 16-70, citing threats and Sweden's total defence model.
Australia Day Honours: Cathy Freeman Tops List Amid Controversy Over Politician Awards
Cathy Freeman leads Australia Day Honours; politicians Palaszczuk and Keneally among 680 civilian awardees sparking controversy.
Starmer Faces Emergency Debate Over Mandelson Vetting
MPs to hold emergency debate on Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador after Sir Keir Starmer admits he was not told about failed security vetting.
Police Unit to Monitor Social Media for Anti-Migrant Disorder Sparks Free Speech Concerns
New police unit to monitor social media for anti-migrant disorder sparks free speech concerns amid fears of repeat riots.
Farage Warns Musk's Support for Reform Rival Could 'Split the Right'
Nigel Farage warns Elon Musk's support for Rupert Lowe's Restore UK could split the right-wing vote in the Makerfield by-election.
Labour MPs Threaten to Block Lammy's Jury Trial Cuts
Up to 90 Labour MPs threaten to block David Lammy's plans to reduce jury trials, citing concerns from the Society of Labour Lawyers.
Senate Rejects Amendment Banning Transgender Athletes from Women's Sports
US Senate rejects amendment banning transgender athletes from women's sports, part of broader voting bill debate.
Women’s Institute Groups Close Over Transgender Membership Ban
At least 12 Women’s Institute groups close or consider closure after NFWI bans transgender women from membership, citing a Supreme Court ruling.
Streeting Gains Momentum in Labour Leadership Speculation
Wes Streeting gains momentum in Labour leadership speculation, as rivals show surprising sides amid electoral bind.
Labour Minister Al Carns Claimed Thousands for Promotional Videos
Labour minister Al Carns claimed £3,000 for promotional videos including a pull-up challenge with a firefighter, approved by Ipsa.
Reactionary Centrism: A Threat to US Democracy
Analysis of 'reactionary centrism' and its role in enabling Trump's victory by creating false equivalence between left and right.
Labour Left MPs Urge Ed Miliband to Consider Leadership Bid as Starmer Faces Challenge
Labour left MPs urge Ed Miliband to consider leadership bid as Starmer faces challenge after poor local election results.
60-Second Voice Notes Urged to Unite Divided UK
National Conversation project asks public for 60-second voice notes on community and national vision to rebuild social cohesion amid rising division.
Trump Forgets Word ‘Alzheimer’s’ During Health Interview
Trump forgets the word 'Alzheimer's' while describing his father's health in a New York Magazine interview, raising questions about his mental fitness.
Labour Rebellion: Starmer Faces Crisis of Legitimacy as MPs Demand His Exit
Labour MPs revolt against Keir Starmer after election losses, demanding an orderly transition and questioning his legitimacy as leader.
Westminster Abbey's Historic Clothing Treasures Revealed During Effigy Conservation
Westminster Abbey's funeral effigies reveal rare historic clothing during conservation, including Charles II's silk underwear and Elizabeth I's corset.
Broadcasters 'Failing' Voters by Overusing Vox Pops and Avoiding Scrutiny, Study Finds
Study finds broadcasters overuse vox pops and fail to scrutinise politicians due to impartiality rules, limiting policy debate during elections.
Starmer Loses Union Ally As Unison Elects New Leader
Andrea Egan wins Unison leadership, defeating Starmer ally Christina McAnea, prompting review of union's Labour ties.
Kwasi Kwarteng Criticised for 'Biased Judges' Comment
Kwasi Kwarteng criticised for suggesting judges are biased about Brexit; PM Johnson defends judiciary independence.
Morgan McSweeney Resigns as Starmer's Chief of Staff Over Mandelson Appointment
Morgan McSweeney resigns as Starmer's chief of staff over advising appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador despite Epstein ties.
Trump Downplays Petrol Price Rise Amid Iran Conflict: 'We Make a Lot of Money'
Trump downplays petrol price rise amid Iran war, saying higher oil prices benefit US as crude tops $100 per barrel.
Shapiro and Buttigieg Respond to Harris Memoir Revelations
Josh Shapiro and Pete Buttigieg react to Kamala Harris's memoir, which discusses Biden's fitness and her VP selection process.
Tories Propose British Ice And Expanded Stop And Search
Conservatives unveil radical policies including British Ice agency and expanded stop-and-search at party conference.
Fox News Host Rachel Campos-Duffy Falls for Parody RFK Jr. Account Mocking Oprah
Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy praised a parody RFK Jr. account mocking Oprah's weight, sparking ridicule and a Community Note.
Jenrick Vows to Cut Flight Tax After £40k Airline Donor
Robert Jenrick pledged to scrap air passenger duty for families after receiving £40k from a firm that owns German airline Condor, sparking conflict of interest claims.
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