Starmer Seeks New Top Mandarin in Downing Street Shake-Up
Sir Keir Starmer begins appointing a new cabinet secretary after Sir Chris Wormald's departure. Dame Antonia Romeo is tipped as replacement amid controversy.
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Kushner in Classified Complaint Against Gabbard
A highly classified whistleblower complaint alleges Jared Kushner was discussed in intercepted foreign communications about Iran, with accusations that DNI Tulsi Gabbard limited access for political reasons.
Starmer Faces Pressure Over Peerage for Aide in Sex Offender Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to explain his decision to appoint former communications chief Matthew Doyle to the House of Lords despite his links to a convicted sex offender, with accusations of a 'pattern of behaviour' and calls fo
Starmer's Chagos Wobble Quelled by Powell and Hermer
Prime Minister Keir Starmer reportedly reconsidered the Chagos Islands sovereignty deal due to cost and legal doubts, before being persuaded by advisers.
Starmer Accused of Sacrificing Top Aide in Government Crisis
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces accusations of throwing Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald under the bus as his government descends into chaos, with three senior appointments lost in a week.
Rayner Admits Labour Tax Rises Push Hospitality to Brink
Angela Rayner acknowledges Labour's business rate and minimum wage hikes are causing severe challenges for pubs and restaurants, while facing Tory accusations of hypocrisy.
Sussan Ley Loses Liberal Leadership to Angus Taylor
Sussan Ley's tenure as Liberal leader lasted just nine months, ending after a challenge from Angus Taylor. Her moderate vision clashed with party conservatives, leading to internal strife and declining poll numbers.
Angus Taylor Wins Liberal Leadership, Replaces Sussan Ley
Angus Taylor has been elected as the new Liberal party leader, defeating Sussan Ley in a partyroom vote with 34 to 17. The victory follows a months-long conservative campaign against Ley's leadership.
Bondi's Exit Odds Spike After Epstein Testimony Clash
Attorney General Pam Bondi's odds of being ousted from Trump's cabinet surged on Polymarket following a combative hearing on Jeffrey Epstein documents, with DOJ redactions under fire.
Union Chief Backs Angela Rayner as Credible Labour Leader
A trade union leader has endorsed Angela Rayner as the most credible figure to lead the Labour Party, citing her ability to connect with workers and stand up to Trump, as Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to resign.
Union Backs Rayner to Replace Starmer if Labour Fails in By-Election
TSSA general secretary Maryam Eslamdoust says Keir Starmer should resign if Labour comes third in Gorton and Denton by-election, endorsing Angela Rayner as successor.
Trump Defends 'Obama Ape' Video, Says Clip Was Widespread
President Donald Trump has defended posting a video featuring Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, claiming the racist clip had been circulating for years while praising the voter fraud content.
DHS Funding Crisis Triggers Imminent Government Shutdown
A partial government shutdown is imminent after Democrats rejected a White House counter-proposal on ICE reforms, leaving Department of Homeland Security funding in limbo with potential travel disruptions ahead.
Guardian Issues Corrections and Clarifications for Reporting
The Guardian has published a list of corrections and clarifications for recent articles, addressing errors in facts, figures, and context to uphold journalistic standards and transparency.
Senate Democrats Block DHS Funding in Standoff
Democrats in the US Senate have blocked a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, citing concerns over immigration policies, leading to a political impasse.
SNP 'Stronger for Criminals' Over Teen Killer's Bus Pass
John Swinney faces criticism for failing to guarantee that a teenage killer will lose his free bus pass, with the Scottish Tory leader branding the SNP's justice policies an 'affront' to victims.
Trump Urged to Fire Lutnick Over Epstein Island Visit
Donald Trump faces pressure to dismiss Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick after revelations he visited Jeffrey Epstein's island in 2012, despite bipartisan calls for accountability.
DHS Shutdown Looms After Senate Democrats Block Funding Bill
A Department of Homeland Security shutdown appears imminent after Senate Democrats rejected a funding bill. Negotiations over immigration enforcement restrictions have stalled, with lawmakers on standby to return to Washington.
House Press Gallery Renamed for Frederick Douglass
The US House press gallery has been renamed after abolitionist Frederick Douglass in a bipartisan ceremony during Black History Month, honouring his legacy.
Trump's Conflicting Claims on Lutnick's Epstein Island Trip
President Donald Trump gave contradictory statements about Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's 2012 visit to Jeffrey Epstein's private island, claiming ignorance then admitting awareness.
Liberal Leadership Crisis: Sussan Ley Faces Imminent Spill
The Liberal Party is engulfed in turmoil as Deputy Leader Sussan Ley teeters on the brink of a leadership spill, with internal dissent threatening to trigger a political bloodbath.
FBI Georgia Election Raid Based on Debunked Theories
The FBI search warrant for raiding a Georgia election office relied on allegations from election deniers that were previously investigated and disproven, raising concerns about executive overreach.
Trump Picks Hospitality Exec for National Park Service Director
President Trump nominates Scott Socha, a Delaware North executive, to lead the National Park Service amid budget cuts and controversial exhibit removals.
Starmer Slams Reform Over MP's Adverts Remarks
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has accused Reform of promoting 'racist rhetoric' after MP Sarah Pochin reiterated her controversial comments about Black and Asian representation in advertising.
Ex-Miss California Ousted from Religious Liberty Commission
Carrie Prejean Boller was removed from the commission after defending Candace Owens against antisemitism claims during a heated hearing on the issue.
Judge Blocks Pentagon Bid to Punish Senator Mark Kelly
A US judge has blocked the Pentagon from reducing Senator Mark Kelly's military rank and pension after he urged troops to reject unlawful orders, marking a setback for Trump allies.
Church of England Halts LGBTQ+ Equality Work
The Church of England's General Synod has voted to suspend all work on LGBTQ+ equality, citing irreconcilable divisions. Progressive Christians express pain and anger as hopes for same-sex blessings are dashed.
Australian Liberal Party Leadership Spill Vote Amidst Turmoil
The Australian Liberal Party is embroiled in a leadership spill vote, with Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley as key contenders, while Anthony Albanese marks the Indigenous apology anniversary.
Johnson Probes DOJ Spying on Congress Epstein File Searches
House Speaker Mike Johnson is investigating allegations that Attorney General Pam Bondi's Justice Department tracked lawmakers' search histories regarding Jeffrey Epstein files, raising constitutional concerns.
Trump's Bruised Hand Concealed by Makeup Amid Health Questions
Donald Trump's bruised hand, hidden under heavy makeup, sparks health debates. White House cites work-related causes, but medical experts raise concerns over aspirin use and prior diagnoses.
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