Trump faces criticism over 'teleprompter' Bible reading
Donald Trump criticised by viewers for struggling to read Bible verse from teleprompter during marathon event.
Donald Trump criticised by viewers for struggling to read Bible verse from teleprompter during marathon event.
Keir Starmer faces calls to sack chief of staff Morgan McSweeney over a briefing row with Wes Streeting, amid claims it backfired.
Ron DeSantis drops out of the 2024 presidential race and endorses Donald Trump, leaving Nikki Haley as the last challenger ahead of New Hampshire.
House Republicans cancelled a vote on a war powers resolution to end US war with Iran, avoiding embarrassment for Trump.
Shadow attorney general David Wolfson steps back from Ukraine advice due to representing Roman Abramovich in a frozen assets case, sparking political criticism.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting challenges Nigel Farage to reveal Reform UK's NHS plans, warning an insurance-based system could end the service.
Keir Starmer faces growing calls to agree an exit plan after Labour loses over 1,000 council seats and control of 25 councils in local elections.
A brawl in Mexico's senate between PRI leader Alejandro Moreno and senate president Gerardo Fernández Noroña over US intervention sparks expulsions and legal action.
PM Keir Starmer accuses sacked official Olly Robbins of obstructing truth over Mandelson vetting failure, as documents go to ISC and Robbins faces MPs.
A 12-year-old girl is critically injured after an e-bike hit-and-run in Warrington; police appeal for witnesses and footage.
Over 100 Labour MPs urge Starmer to give assisted dying bill more time, citing Lords procedural tactics blocking its progress.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin says the UK must face new 'imperatives' in post-Brexit EU relations, regardless of who is in government.
Albanese celebrates 30 years in parliament, reflecting on his journey from left-wing activist to PM amid criticism over policy shifts.
Labour NEC member says rules shouldn't be tweaked for Andy Burnham's leadership bid, as allies push for extended contest.
Pete Hegseth confirmed as US defence secretary after VP Vance casts tie-breaking vote, despite allegations of misconduct and controversial views.
David Lammy calls for investigation after leak from national security meeting on Iran strikes, as No 10 clarifies UK position on defensive action.
Labour has scrapped its £28bn annual green investment target, blaming the Conservatives' economic record and Jeremy Hunt's 'max out' credit card plans.
Trump faces 91 felony counts across four cases, but re-election and Supreme Court immunity have stalled prosecution, with convictions and civil penalties still standing.
Kemi Badenoch rules out Tory-Reform pact and attacks Nigel Farage over £5m gift, citing byelection results and character concerns.
Mamdani's endorsed candidates win New York Democratic primaries, signalling leftward shift and rebuke to party establishment.
UK defence secretary John Healey says US should judge Britain by Gulf actions, not Trump’s social media posts, as Starmer discusses fragile ceasefire and Hormuz security.
Unilever shareholders raise concerns over $44.8bn McCormick food deal, citing complexity and poor market reaction.
Mother charged with murder after 18-day-old baby girl fell from a property in Westminster, London. Court appearance scheduled.
An investigation claims Nigel Farage agreed a secret deal to return as Reform leader months before the election, raising questions over his £5m undeclared gift.
Starmer faces PMQs grilling over Budget defence, OBR surplus revelation, and justice reforms amid prisoner release errors.
Sir Olly Robbins forced out after Foreign Office overruled security veto on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador clearance.
France braces for another political crisis as PM Bayrou faces near-certain defeat in a confidence vote over his austerity budget.
Nigel Farage's continued absence from Reform UK events raises questions amid a standards inquiry and party reshuffle.
Guardian First Edition editor signs off after 468 editions, reflecting on lessons from three years of covering major global stories.
Starmer accepts responsibility for Mandelson appointment blunder, apologises to Epstein victims; denies cover-up amid criticisms over severance payout.