GMB Viewers Divided Over Workplace Pet Names Debate
GMB viewers react to debate on workplace pet names after tribunal ruling deeming them demeaning.
Category : Westminster
Starmer's Hard-Left Past: From Marxist Magazine to KGB-Linked Camp
Mail on Sunday reveals Starmer's hard-Left past: Marxist magazine, KGB-linked camp in Czechoslovakia, and silence on youthful activities.
Farage Faces Calls for Probe Into Russian Influence on Reform
Nigel Farage under pressure to probe Russian influence after ex-Welsh Reform leader Nathan Gill jailed for taking bribes. Met Police investigation ongoing.
Prince William and Lady Gaga Team Up for Mental Health Campaign
Prince William and Lady Gaga discuss mental health in a FaceTime call for the Heads Together campaign, aiming to normalise conversations about mental wellbeing.
Steve Hilton: From No 10 Barefoot to California Governor Run
Steve Hilton, former Tory adviser and Trump ally, is poised to become California's next governor after securing a run-off spot.
Labour Civil War Erupts as NEC Blocks Andy Burnham's Commons Comeback
Labour NEC blocks Andy Burnham from by-election, sparking civil war and warnings for Keir Starmer.
Rupert Lowe Launches Restore Britain Party Post Reform UK
Rupert Lowe launches Restore Britain movement after leaving Reform UK, joining Ben Habib's Advance UK in a fragmented far-right landscape.
Starmer Makes Mahmood New Home Secretary In Cabinet Reshuffle
Starmer appoints Shabana Mahmood as Home Secretary in reshuffle, moving Yvette Cooper to Foreign Office amid migration and polling concerns.
Renters' Rights Act Arrives but Young Londoners Still Face Housing Hell
Renters' Rights Act arrives May 1, but young Londoners still face rogue landlords, mould, and soaring rents; one couple lost £51k deposit.
JD Vance Refuses to Clap for King Charles During Congress Speech
JD Vance refused to clap for King Charles during his Congress speech, notably on Ukraine and climate issues, despite a standing ovation.
Trump Claims Respect for Media After Maryland Newsroom Shooting
Trump claims respect for journalists after Maryland newsroom shooting kills five, despite history of 'fake news' attacks.
Sunak Urges Lords to Back Rwanda Bill After Commons Victory
Rishi Sunak urges Lords to back Rwanda asylum bill after Commons approval, facing opposition and legal challenges.
Massive Alien World 13 Times Size of Jupiter Discovered Near Milky Way's Centre
Astronomers discover OGLE-2016-BLG-1190Lb, a massive object 13 times Jupiter's size, at the Milky Way's centre, blurring the line between planet and brown dwarf.
Welsh Language Requirement for New Homes in Gwynedd Village Sparks Debate
A Welsh community council proposes reserving new affordable homes for Welsh speakers, sparking debate over legality and discrimination.
Wetherspoon breakfast experiment leaves woman put off one item for life
A woman ate Wetherspoons breakfasts for a week and found eggs inconsistent, prices varied, and she now avoids runny yolks.
Starmer says Nato is ‘in America’s interest’ and Europe must do more
Starmer says Nato is in America's interest but Europe must do more, amid Trump threats to quit alliance and tensions over Strait of Hormuz.
Prince Harry Soothes Mia Tindall After Royal Tantrum
Prince Harry calms Mia Tindall after a tantrum at a polo event, as the toddler shows early interest in sport.
Thousands of Climate Activists Block Major Motorway in The Hague
Thousands of climate activists block A12 motorway in The Hague, facing water cannons and arrests in protest against fossil fuel subsidies.
Andy Burnham blocked from standing in Gorton by-election by Labour NEC
Andy Burnham blocked from standing in Gorton by-election by Labour NEC, citing cost of mayoral by-election. Starmer defends decision.
Thatcher at 100: The Legacy That Still Divides Britain
Margaret Thatcher's legacy remains divisive as Britain marks her centenary, with debates over her policies and impact still unresolved.
Starmer Apologises For 1972 Army Killings In Belfast
PM Starmer apologises to families of five killed by British soldiers in 1972 Belfast shootings, accepting coroner's findings of unreasonable force.
Tom Watson Calls for Second Brexit Referendum, Deepening Labour Divisions
Labour deputy leader Tom Watson calls for second Brexit referendum before election, sparking party divisions and Tory criticism.
Homelessness Minister Quits Over Rent Hike Row
Rushanara Ali resigns as homelessness minister after reports she evicted tenants and raised rent by £700 a month on her London property.
Starmer Faces Backlash Over John Mann Peerage
Sir Keir Starmer faces backlash after nominating former MP John Mann for a peerage, with critics accusing him of cronyism.
MPs Demand Legal Protections for Northern Ireland Veterans
MPs urge government to extend legal protections to Northern Ireland veterans, citing fear of investigations and prosecutions.
Scotland Votes to Remain in UK, Rejects Independence
Scotland voted 55% to 45% to stay in the UK, rejecting independence. Leaders call for unity and devolution pledges.
Prince William Backs England for World Cup Success
Prince William visits England dressing room at Wembley to wish team good luck for World Cup in Brazil.
Farage Says He Will Forego Musk Donations to Defend Reform UK Principles
Nigel Farage says he will forgo Elon Musk donations to defend Reform UK's principles, after Musk turned against him over Tommy Robinson endorsement.
Sadiq Khan Defends London Safety Record Amid Crime Data Debate
Sadiq Khan defends London safety record as crime data shows mixed trends: murder rate at 10-year low but knife and phone thefts rise.
Tyson Fury Reopens Door to Anthony Joshua Fight as Tournament Talks Continue
Tyson Fury says he would 'love' to fight Anthony Joshua but doubts his rival's willingness, as tournament talks continue.
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