Badenoch backs Timothy in row over Trafalgar Square Ramadan prayers
Badenoch defends Timothy over Ramadan prayer row, Farage backs attack, Starmer accused of hypocrisy.
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.
A new study suggests more than 75,000 people died in Gaza in the first 16 months of the war, far more than officially reported.
All eight Nationals frontbenchers resign from shadow cabinet after senators cross the floor over hate speech laws, sparking a major Coalition crisis.
Maine becomes second state to disqualify Donald Trump from its presidential primary ballot, citing the 14th Amendment's insurrection clause.
US releases UFO files after Trump order, but evidence remains inconclusive as officials speculate.
Keir Starmer's fighting speech wins a reprieve from Labour MPs, but poor polls, a byelection, and further document releases keep his leadership in peril.
Labor downplays fuel shortage concerns as Cyclone Narelle hits WA coast, with Minister Chris Bowen assuring supply remains stable and national cabinet set to meet.
Vice-President JD Vance made a secret day trip to Montana to meet Rupert Murdoch, Lachlan Murdoch and Fox News executives at the family ranch.
Richard Tice responds to report he failed to pay £100,000 corporation tax, as Labour and Liberal Democrats demand investigation.
On the 250th anniversary of Daniel O'Connell's birth, renewed calls are made to locate his heart, missing from a Roman church since 1927.
Tony Abbott praises Viktor Orbán as 'Trump with brains' as the pro-Fidesz Danube Institute faces uncertain future.
Starmer faces key Commons vote and questions over Mandelson vetting row as smoking-gun WhatsApp exchange emerges from September.
Westminster Bridge was locked down and a controlled explosion carried out after a suspicious package was found. It contained Christmas cards from a Labour minister.
Kemi Badenoch says she asks constituents to remove face coverings at surgeries and backs employer bans on burqas, sparking criticism from Muslim groups and Labour.
Keir Starmer vows to fight any leadership challenge, warns of dangerous opponents, and sets out new EU, steel and youth policies.
Nuno apologises for West Ham relegation and won't confirm future; Bowen also silent on his plans.
Trump mocked Newsom's parodying by reviving 'Newscum' nickname; Newsom's team replied with snowflakes, prompting Fox backlash.
Jerome Adams, former US surgeon general, says President Trump should fire RFK Jr over dangerous vaccine policies and chaos at the CDC.
DWP's Peter Schofield tells MPs that fraud checks are now focusing on Pension Credit, particularly capital and abroad fraud, after Universal Credit improvements.
Halle Berry criticises Gavin Newsom for failing to reach out after vetoing menopause care bill, despite his budget proposal.
Angela Rayner defends council house sale, says she did nothing wrong, as police review decision. She also discusses levelling up and workers' rights.
Poll finds 54% of Reform UK members support deporting or encouraging non-white UK citizens born abroad to leave, says Hope Not Hate report.
PM Albanese recalls parliament to fast-track hate speech and gun laws after Bondi terror attack, with debate set for 19-20 January.
University staff disciplined over social media posts about Charlie Kirk's killing; free speech advocates denounce Republican intimidation tactics.
Labour will spend £381 million on Palestine aid, 50% more than the £250 million pledged for protecting British Jews, amid rising antisemitic attacks.
Donald Trump has given the Oval Office an extravagant gold makeover, sparking praise and criticism. The president personally funded the refurbishments.
Péter Magyar's government plans reforms to Hungary's state media, long used as pro-Orbán propaganda, with journalists fearing a purge.
Morgan McSweeney's stolen phone, containing messages with Peter Mandelson, raises questions amid the ex-ambassador scandal.