Trump's Comments on Muslim Soldier's Father Spark Diplomatic Storm
Donald Trump's comments on Muslim soldier's father Khizr Khan spark controversy; Clinton defends Khan family and criticises Trump's remarks.
Donald Trump's comments on Muslim soldier's father Khizr Khan spark controversy; Clinton defends Khan family and criticises Trump's remarks.
Biffy Clyro's Simon Neil criticises Nigel Farage and defends Kneecap ahead of new album Futique.
Americans praise Pope Leo XIV as a 'breath of fresh air' one year into his papacy, amid ongoing clashes with Donald Trump over progressive views and foreign policy.
Keir Starmer calls student protests on 7 October anniversary 'un-British', citing disrespect and antisemitism; government plans to tighten protest laws.
As Maria Balshaw steps down, Tate’s new director must navigate financial woes and low morale amid record visitor numbers.
Keir Starmer blocked Andy Burnham from a byelection, prioritising control over building the coalition needed to defeat Reform UK, risking Labour's electoral chances.
Two former RUC officers testify Gerry Adams was IRA leader; Adams denies membership in civil trial over bombings.
PM Starmer says he was not told Mandelson failed security vetting before ambassadorial appointment, calls it 'unforgivable' and 'staggering'.
Trump says he doesn't need Congress for a 250-foot arch in DC, citing a 1925 plan. Critics call the justification 'laughable' and 'absurd.'
Nigel Farage's 7 May deadline for Tory defectors to join Reform UK passes without the expected stampede, as only two MPs switched sides since January.
Luis Enrique has sent a clear message to Chelsea amid links to the managerial vacancy, stating he wants a club with clear options to win.
Police search two properties linked to Peter Mandelson over alleged leaks to Jeffrey Epstein, as part of a misconduct investigation.
Nigel Farage attacks broadcasters as 28 school contemporaries accuse him of racist and antisemitic behaviour at Dulwich College.
Theresa May and Cate Blanchett among guest editors for BBC Radio 4's Today programme this Christmas, covering trust in politics, AI, and more.
Trump says former doctor Ronny Jackson told him he could live to 200 if he gave up junk food, despite his age and fast-food habits.
PM Starmer calls Farage 'spineless' over racism allegations from his school days and failure to act on Reform MP's racist comments.
UK religious and political leaders call for peace in the Middle East in Easter messages, highlighting the Iran conflict and urging unity.
Reform UK faces police investigation for distributing byelection letters without a legal imprint in Gorton and Denton.
Jeff Webb, founder of Varsity Spirit and father of modern cheerleading, dies at 76 after a fall while playing pickleball. He was also a conservative activist and mentor to Charlie Kirk.
PM Albanese defends $3.9bn submarine investment, criticises Liberal turmoil, and promises secure jobs in South Australia.
UK police search two properties linked to Peter Mandelson as part of an investigation into misconduct in public office related to Jeffrey Epstein ties.
Marjorie Taylor Greene fears Trump will use war to cancel the 2028 election, citing his repeated allusions to suspending elections during conflict.
Rachel Reeves' budget averted immediate crisis for Labour but risks remain due to broad measures and manifesto concerns.
Robert Jenrick defects from Conservatives to Reform UK after being sacked by Kemi Badenoch, who preempted his planned announcement.
What happens if a US presidential candidate dies or withdraws? The process depends on timing and involves party rules, delegates, and constitutional amendments.
US politicians react with alarm to Trump’s expletive-laden threat to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, calling him an 'unhinged madman'.
Texas man Garret Miller charged with threatening to assassinate Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after participating in the US Capitol riot.
Nigel Farage claims Reform UK is now the main opposition to Labour after byelection win, mayoralty, and council seat gains.
Ian McKellen opens Ensemble 84 theatre in Horden, praising its repertory model and local employment in a former pit village.
Kate Pickett's new book The Good Society exposes UK inequality with shocking facts and calls for bold, systemic change to build a fairer society.