'Not democratic': assisted dying bill failure deepens divide
Assisted dying bill failure sparks accusations of undemocratic blocking by peers and claims of poor drafting, with campaigners on both sides remaining divided.
Assisted dying bill failure sparks accusations of undemocratic blocking by peers and claims of poor drafting, with campaigners on both sides remaining divided.
Two Tory deputy chairs quit and 60 MPs rebel over Rwanda bill, but PM is expected to weather the storm.
Senate Republicans advance $140bn budget resolution to fund ICE and CBP, despite Democratic opposition and ongoing DHS shutdown.
Met Police bans pro-Palestine march near BBC HQ over synagogue disruption risk on Shabbat, citing Public Order Act.
Trump's face and name appear across US institutions, from a justice department banner to airport renames, prompting 'dictator vibes' criticism.
Malcolm Turnbull criticises opposition's talent pool amid Coalition collapse and leadership uncertainty, calling the party 'in La-La land'.
Nigel Farage calls Trump's Iran threats 'over the top' and 'way too far', while Downing Street avoids direct criticism.
West Ham relegated after poor decisions by David Sullivan, including wasted funds, failed signings, and managerial instability, leading to a Championship return.
Sadiq Khan compares Donald Trump to 20th-century fascists before UK state visit, drawing criticism and protest plans.
PM denies digital ID policy shift is a U-turn, insisting mandatory checks remain despite allowing passports or e-visas.
Nigel Farage boycotts the BBC over a 'biased' Question Time audience as Reform UK complains about a Channel 4 investigation into racist remarks.
Xi and Putin's Beijing banquet features Peking duck, Tchaikovsky, and trade deals, but no final deal on Power of Siberia 2.
Australia's PM rejects Israeli PM's claim that recognising Palestine contributed to the deadly Bondi beach attack, urging national unity.
No 10 suggests UK will abstain on UN vote criticising US arrest of Maduro, as government faces pressure over its response.
Trump marks Easter with bunny appearance then warns Iran could be 'taken out in one night' at press conference.
Keir Starmer accuses Donald Trump of using Chagos Islands comments to pressure the UK over Greenland, and criticises Kemi Badenoch for supporting the US president.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski calls PM's PMQs jibe 'disgraceful' and defends his stance on drugs and defence.
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Trump's new tariff rates from 10% to 50% cause global market falls and diplomatic efforts to secure deals.
Manchester United could sign Eduardo Camavinga for £42m as Real Madrid open to selling him, with the midfielder's future uncertain amid Rodri interest.
Marjorie Taylor Greene condemns Pete Hegseth's tribute to two US soldiers killed in Iranian strikes, saying they were not willing sacrifices.
Rishi Sunak faces criticism for a second RAF flight in a week, with Labour and Lib Dems accusing him of hypocrisy over climate and spending.
Commons leader denies government mistreating Palestine Action hunger strikers, after doctor says eight are dying.
South Dakota governor Kristi Noem, a Trump VP contender, reveals in her new book she killed her dog and goat, sparking criticism and comparisons to past political animal controversies.
Starmer faces first PMQs after pledging UK troops for Ukraine peacekeeping; US signals security guarantee; Greenland row persists.
Nigel Farage says Downing Street has told ministers not to speak to him, as he offers to act as a bridge to Donald Trump's administration.
Democrat Jamie Raskin cites a DOJ memo suggesting Trump kept business-linked classified docs and showed a secret map on a flight, renewing scrutiny.
Badenoch defends Timothy over Ramadan prayer row, Farage backs attack, Starmer accused of hypocrisy.
Al Green ejected from Trump's State of the Union for holding 'Black people aren't apes' sign; other Democrats protest by sitting and walking out.
Starmer will not block Andy Burnham from standing in the Makerfield by-election, as senior Labour figures push for a leadership contest amid resignations and tax revelations.