Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a relatively smooth spring statement, but looming economic threats and political vulnerabilities continue to jeopardise her position in the months ahead.
A Guardian investigation reveals a disturbing pattern of suicides, domestic abuse, and homicides linked to UK Parliament, raising urgent questions about workplace culture and support systems.
A House Ethics Committee investigation examines allegations that Rep. Nancy Mace overcharged a congressional housing program. The South Carolina Republican denies wrongdoing, calling the process partisan.
MPs reflect on Iraq war lessons as Keir Starmer faces criticism over his stance on US-Israeli strikes against Iran, with debates centring on international law and military planning.
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First Minister John Swinney leads a new independence rally on Calton Hill, mirroring 2013 events, but polls show most Scots prioritize cost of living over constitutional change.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confronted intense scrutiny during Question Time on cost-of-living pressures and Australia's Middle East stance, with Angus Taylor leading opposition attacks.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement faces criticism for prioritising economic stability over living standards, raising concerns about public welfare and policy balance.
The Trump administration has abruptly reversed its decision to abandon executive orders targeting elite law firms, reigniting a legal battle over sanctions and security clearances.
The government plans to amend the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, replacing a proposed blanket ban with flexible powers, drawing accusations of indecision on child protection.
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Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on London Mayor Sadiq Khan and falsely claimed the UK operates legally binding Sharia courts. He also criticised Keir Starmer over Iran policy and threatened trade cuts with Spain.
The King and Queen will join senior royals and 1,800 guests at the Commonwealth Day service in Westminster Abbey, featuring performances and a message from Charles as head of the Commonwealth.
A political cartoon by Ben Jennings critiques Donald Trump and Keir Starmer's positions on potential conflict with Iran, highlighting global tensions.
Readers advocate for a permanent move of Parliament from Westminster to a central UK location like Derby, citing accessibility, cost savings, and political renewal, with proposals for repurposing the historic building as a museum.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck launched a fiery attack on Megyn Kelly during her return to The View, condemning Kelly's criticism of Trump's Iran bombing and questioning her remarks about fallen troops.
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Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has sharply criticized Donald Trump's airstrikes on Iran, arguing they represent regime change and contradict Trump's America First policy, marking a significant rift with his former ally.
MPs will receive a 5% salary increase to £98,599 for 2026-27, approved by IPSA, while NHS and civil service workers face below-inflation pay awards.
Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz and five others fled the Middle East on a chartered jet with White House assistance, while over a million Americans remain stranded following US strikes on Iran.
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones criticises President Trump's airstrikes on Iran, accusing him of abandoning 'America First' principles and pursuing regime change.
New OBR forecasts reveal up to one million additional pensioners will pay income tax by 2030-31 due to frozen tax thresholds, sparking criticism of a 'stealth tax grab'.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a spring statement that critics say ignored the raging war in Iran, with opposition MPs questioning what planet she's on as she focused on domestic economic metrics.
The Scottish Government is demanding answers from Westminster regarding whether aircraft involved in US-Israeli operations against Iran have used Scottish airports as stopover points.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's refusal to join US-led strikes on Iran has strained the special relationship but demonstrated independent British leadership in a volatile global conflict.
A coalition of conservative Anglican churches will elect an alternative leader to the Archbishop of Canterbury this week, deepening a historic theological schism over LGBTQ+ inclusion and women's ordination.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Spring Statement with Prime Minister Keir Starmer appearing relaxed beside her, as war in Iran renders economic forecasts obsolete while boosting political fortunes.
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Former US President Bill Clinton testified in a congressional deposition that he has sent just two emails in his life, including one to astronaut John Glenn in space.
Downing Street has reaffirmed the UK's 'staunch' alliance with the US following President Donald Trump's criticism of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer over Middle East policy disagreements.
Two Reform UK councillors have resigned, citing misogynistic undertones and ineffective advocacy, amid ongoing leadership turmoil in local authorities.
Drusilla Beyfus, a trailblazing journalist who broke into Fleet Street in the 1940s and authored the influential book Modern Manners, has passed away at age 98. Her career spanned decades, shaping etiquette and media.
The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, has voiced profound sadness over what he calls an 'appalling lack of religious literacy' at the BBC, urging the broadcaster to prioritise religion across its output as a bulwark against societal polarisation.
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Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace is the early favourite to become the next chair of the British Horseracing Authority following Lord Charles Allen's resignation after just six months in the role.
