Ratcliffe's Immigration Remarks Called 'Hypocritical' by Minister
Justice Minister Jake Richards criticises Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 'colonised by immigrants' comments as 'ugly' and 'hypocritical', while Prime Minister Keir Starmer demands apology.
Category : Westminster
Starmer Faces Fresh Questions Over Lord Doyle Controversy
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces renewed scrutiny after his former spin doctor Lord Doyle campaigned for a paedophile councillor. The peer has had the whip removed amid calls for accountability.
Liberal Party on Brink of Dumping First Female Leader
The Liberal Party is poised to remove its first female leader, with supporters of Peter Taylor confident they can defeat Sussan Ley in an upcoming leadership challenge.
Labour Rift Deepens Over Misogyny Claims in No 10 Briefings
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy accuses Downing Street briefings of being 'dripping with misogyny' as female Labour MPs demand Keir Starmer appoint a woman as de facto deputy to end the 'boys' club' culture.
Starmer Demands Apology from Ratcliffe Over Immigration Comments
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has condemned Sir Jim Ratcliffe's claim that Britain has been 'colonised by immigrants' as offensive and wrong, calling for an immediate apology from the Manchester United owner.
Angus Taylor to Contest Liberal Leadership, Deputy Unclear
Angus Taylor announces his bid for the Liberal Party leadership, sparking speculation over who will serve as deputy in the upcoming contest.
Angus Taylor's Leadership Bid Overshadows Sussan Ley's Final Day
Angus Taylor appeared jovial during question time as Sussan Ley's office promoted her agenda on social media, amid a clumsy leadership challenge expected to succeed on Friday.
Hasina's Son Admits Government Mishandled Bangladesh Protests
Sajeeb Wazed says his mother's administration failed to engage with student protesters before being ousted, but stops short of directly blaming her for the violent crackdown.
Wong and Cash Clash Over Tame's 'Intifada' Chant in Senate
Foreign Minister Penny Wong refused to condemn Grace Tame's controversial protest chant, clashing with Liberal Senator Michaelia Cash over antisemitism and political outrage during a heated Senate estimates hearing.
The Incredible Shrinking Starmer: A PM of Diminishing Returns
Keir Starmer's premiership is marked by shrinking promises, watered-down policies, and a lack of substance, as voters and colleagues realise there is less to him than meets the eye.
Political Donation Rules Tightened to Stop Foreign Cash
Labour's Steve Reed introduces legislation to ban foreign-linked company donations and grant voting rights to 16 and 17 year olds, aiming to secure UK democracy.
Angus Taylor Launches Liberal Leadership Bid Amid Party Turmoil
Angus Taylor has officially entered the race for Liberal party leadership, criticising the party's direction under Sussan Ley. The announcement comes as multiple shadow ministers resign and Labor MPs sharpen their attacks.
Nandy: Labour's Crisis Is Unforgivable, Not a Shitshow
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy discusses Labour's torrid week, Epstein scandal, and the need for solidarity in an exclusive interview, urging her party to redistribute power and hope.
Meloni's 'Enemies of Italy' Rebuke Sparks Repression Fears
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's condemnation of anti-Olympics protesters as 'enemies of Italy' has ignited criticism over her government's security laws, which opposition parties decry as a violation of constitutional rights.
Greens Senator Defends $50k Husband Travel Claims
South Australian Senator Sarah Hanson-Young faces scrutiny after charging taxpayers nearly $50,000 for husband's flights to Canberra, insisting it was within rules but pledging to stop using the entitlement.
Angus Taylor's Social Media Meme Returns in Leadership Challenge
The 'Fantastic. Great move. Well done Angus' meme from 2019 has re-emerged as Liberal MP Angus Taylor contests for party leadership, highlighting a viral social media fail and ongoing political mockery.
Tito Ortiz Attacks Newsom, Moves Family to Florida Over Crime
UFC Hall of Famer Tito Ortiz launches scathing criticism of Governor Gavin Newsom, revealing he moved his family to Florida due to crime and safety concerns in California.
Taylor vs Ley: Liberal Leadership Spill Set for Friday
Angus Taylor will challenge Sussan Ley for the Liberal leadership in a spill scheduled for 9am Friday, amid speculation over numbers and the Coalition's future direction.
Trump Slams Republican Governor Over Governors Dinner Guest List
President Donald Trump publicly criticised Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt regarding the guest list for White House governors events, clarifying only two Democratic governors were excluded before the National Governors Association resolved the scheduling mi
Starmer Accused of Packing Government with Paedophile Apologists
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense criticism for appointing Lord Matthew Doyle to the Lords despite his friendship with a convicted child-sex offender, sparking accusations of poor judgment and a toxic 'boys' club' culture in Downing Street.
Angus Taylor's Leadership Bid: Style vs Substance
Angus Taylor challenges Sussan Ley for Liberal leadership, facing scrutiny over policy achievements and past controversies. Colleagues question his ability to revive the party.
Queensland MP Urges 'Armour of God' in Abortion Battle
Rebel LNP MP Nigel Dalton calls abortion a fight 'against demons' and urges colleagues to speak out, after crossing floor to challenge party gag order.
Trump Slams 'Mediocre' GOP Governor Over White House Dinner Row
Donald Trump has publicly attacked Republican Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, calling him 'mediocre' in a dispute over invitations to a White House governors' dinner. The president insists all governors were invited except two he deemed unworthy.
Pauline Hanson's Resurgence: Echo of Australia's Immigration Debate
Zoya Patel reflects on the gut-wrenching rise of One Nation in polls, drawing parallels to her childhood experiences with Hanson's racist rhetoric as a first-generation immigrant.
Starmer Under Fire Over Lord Doyle's Peerage and Paedophile Backing
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces renewed questions about his judgment after Lord Doyle, his former spin doctor, campaigned for a paedophile councillor. The Labour whip has been removed from Lord Doyle amid the controversy.
Greens Slam Israeli President Visit as 'Deliberately Inflammatory'
Nick McKim of the Greens criticises Isaac Herzog's Australian visit, calling it inflammatory and condemning police aggression at protests, while discussing tax reforms for housing.
Blair-Era Adviser's Influence in Starmer's Downing Street
Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's former chief of staff, continues to wield significant power as National Security Adviser, with revelations about his role in appointing allies and controversial foreign policy decisions.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine Elections Need Ceasefire and Security
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states elections will only occur after a ceasefire and security guarantees, amid ongoing Russian attacks and international pressure.
Diplomat Warns Against 'Woke Queen' Cabinet Secretary Pick
Lord McDonald warns No10 against appointing Dame Antonia Romeo as Cabinet Secretary, citing due diligence concerns and her past bullying investigation.
Mail Newspapers Dominate Press Awards with 41 Nominations
The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday secure a staggering 41 nominations at The Press Awards, dominating categories from Feature Writer to Scoop of the Year.
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