MPs to Get £19,000 Pay Rise by 2029, IPSA Rules
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority has approved a £5,000 increase for MPs this year, with salaries set to reach £110,000 by 2029, citing increased abuse and complex workloads.
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Badenoch: Iran Could Nuke Britain if It Gets Nuclear Weapons
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch warns Iran would attack Britain with nuclear weapons if it develops them, defending UK support for US strikes against Tehran amid political backlash.
First Minister Criticises UK's 'Wrong Call' on Iran War Involvement
Michelle O'Neill condemns UK Government's decision to join military action in Iran, while DUP leader Gavin Robinson argues Britain should have been involved earlier. Thousands from Northern Ireland are in affected regions.
Eluned Morgan Launches Welsh Labour Senedd Campaign, Defends Identity
Welsh Labour leader Eluned Morgan has launched her party's Senedd election campaign, positioning it as a patriotic protector of Wales while fending off challenges from Plaid Cymru and Reform UK.
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Albanese Seeks Tighter Scrutiny on Lobbyists' Parliament Access
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for increased transparency and security in the review of sponsored orange passes, which grant over 2,000 individuals unescorted access to Parliament House, including many lobbyists.
Hanson's Taxpayer Flights Tied to Fundraisers and Campaigning
Parliamentary records reveal Pauline Hanson claimed thousands in taxpayer-funded flights for trips overlapping with One Nation fundraisers and her daughter's campaign, raising potential rule breaches.
Sarwar Criticises First Minister's Early Probe Updates
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar argues it is inappropriate for the First Minister to receive advance notifications on criminal investigations before subjects are informed, renewing calls to split the Lord Advocate's dual role.
Pensioners Miss Benefits Due to Younger Partners, DWP Rules
Mixed-age couples face exclusion from pension-age benefits like Pension Credit when one partner is under 66, forcing them onto Universal Credit instead, according to DWP rules.
MPs Get 5% Pay Rise, Higher Than NHS and Public Sector
MPs are set for a 5% salary increase to £98,599 in April, surpassing rises for NHS and public sector workers. The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority cites growing job complexity and plans further hikes to £110,000 by 2029.
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Sarwar Condemns Father's Praise for Iranian Ayatollah
Anas Sarwar, Scottish Labour leader, publicly criticises his father for praising Iran's 'brutal' Ayatollah Khamenei, calling him a dictator responsible for civilian deaths.
MPs Get £5,000 Pay Rise, Salaries Near £100,000
MPs' annual salaries will increase by nearly £5,000 to £98,599 for 2026-27, with analysis projecting a rise to around £110,000 by 2029.
Welsh Labour Campaign Launch Omits Keir Starmer Mention
Baroness Eluned Morgan launched Welsh Labour's Senedd election campaign in Newport, avoiding direct mention of Sir Keir Starmer as polls suggest his unpopularity could harm the party's prospects in Wales.
GOP Warns Trump: Iran War Won't Hide Epstein Scandal
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie accuses President Trump of using military action against Iran to distract from the Jeffrey Epstein files scandal, as other GOP figures voice opposition to the conflict.
Jesse Jackson's Legacy in South Carolina Politics
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson continues to influence South Carolina's political landscape, with his advocacy shaping key issues and inspiring new generations of activists.
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Farage Hypocrite Claim Over Meeting with Labour Activist
Nigel Farage faces accusations of hypocrisy after a 2013 photo emerges showing him with Labour activist Arshad Khatana, whom Reform UK now links to extremist views and Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Gabbard's 2020 Iran War Warnings Resurface in Trump Administration
Videos from 2020 show Tulsi Gabbard warning that war with Iran would dwarf Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts. Now as Director of National Intelligence, her past criticism faces scrutiny amid current U.S.-Israel strikes.
Labour Minister Resigns to Manage Advanced Breast Cancer
Health Minister Ashley Dalton steps down from her role to focus on managing her incurable breast cancer while continuing as a constituency MP, citing the need for reasonable adjustments.
Welsh FM: Starmer Welcome with Investment Pledge
First Minister Eluned Morgan says Keir Starmer is welcome in Wales if he brings more funding, as Labour faces tough Senedd election against Plaid Cymru and Reform UK.
Health Minister Resigns Amid Cancer Treatment
Labour MP Ashley Dalton steps down as health minister to manage advanced breast cancer, focusing on constituency duties and chemotherapy while advocating for patient outcomes.
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Ed Balls Avoids Interviewing Wife Yvette Cooper Over Bias Concerns
Good Morning Britain host Ed Balls recused himself from interviewing his wife, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, following past impartiality complaints and Ofcom scrutiny.
Merz's Overconfidence Divides Germany, May Serve Europe
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's verbose and self-assured style alienates domestic voters but could provide the bold leadership Europe needs in a volatile geopolitical era, as he pushes for greater European sovereignty.
Democrats Demand Vote to Curb Trump's Iran Military Action
Top Democrats are pushing for an immediate Congressional vote to restrain President Trump's military strikes against Iran, as escalating attacks plunge the Middle East into conflict.
Reform UK Councillor Admits Using AI Image in Blog Post
A Reform UK council deputy leader has acknowledged using an AI-generated picture in a blog post about people being 'shipped' to Durham, sparking debate over authenticity and housing policies.
Trump's Iran War Decision Threatens His Presidency
Donald Trump's military operation in Iran faces widespread criticism as casualties mount and political support crumbles, potentially jeopardizing his presidency ahead of midterm elections.
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Democrats Split on Trump's Iran Action and War Powers Vote
Democratic lawmakers face internal divisions over Trump's military strike on Iran, with debates on war powers resolutions and mixed reactions to the supreme leader's death.
Reeves Accused of 'Appalling Judgment' Over Preacher Ties
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces Reform Party allegations over her association with an Islamist preacher in Leeds, accused of sharing extremist views and conspiracy theories.
Green Leader Demands PM Withdraw US Base Access for Iran Strikes
Zack Polanski accuses Keir Starmer of dragging UK into illegal war after PM permits US use of British bases to target Iranian missile sites in defensive operations.
Farage and Jenrick Press Conference Before Spring Statement
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and former Tory minister Robert Jenrick held a press conference ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves's Spring Statement, addressing economic plans and new asylum regulations.
Australian Senator Censured for Anti-Muslim Remarks, Walks Out
The Australian Senate has censured far-right lawmaker Pauline Hanson for making inflammatory remarks about Muslims, leading to a dramatic walkout during the debate.
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Ed Balls Sits Out as Wife Yvette Cooper Talks Iran Strikes
Good Morning Britain's Ed Balls recused himself from interviewing his wife, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, who detailed evacuation plans for British nationals in the Gulf amid Iranian missile strikes.
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