Maine Senate Race: Collins vs Platner
Democrats target Maine Senate seat held by Susan Collins. Challenger Graham Platner gains momentum despite controversies, as Collins faces Trump backlash and tight polling.
Category : Westminster
What Drives Would-Be Prime Ministers? Ambition Examined
Stefan Stern explores the naked ambition of UK political leaders, questioning what they truly seek and whether it serves the public good.
IMF Urges UK to Stay Fiscal Course Amid Leadership Uncertainty
The IMF urges the UK to maintain deficit reduction as bond markets worry about a Labour leadership challenge. Reeves is praised for balancing cuts and growth.
Lammy: No Timetable for Starmer Departure, Labour Must Unite
David Lammy insists Keir Starmer will not set a departure timetable, urging Labour to unite after internal strife ahead of the Makerfield byelection.
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Ryanair Sees Summer Fares Flat, Warns of Price Hikes
Ryanair expects summer flight prices to be broadly flat due to consumer uncertainty and later bookings, but warns of future rises if fuel costs persist.
Ex-Republican Geoff Duncan Runs as Democrat for Georgia Governor
Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, excommunicated from the GOP, now runs as a Democrat for governor, testing political loyalties in the Trump era.
New BBC DG Brittin Faces Strike on First Day
Matt Brittin's first day as BBC director general coincides with a strike by World Service and Radio 4 journalists protesting increased workloads, as he warns of tough choices ahead.
Stanford Economist Warns Tech Oligarchs Erode Democracy
Stanford economist Mordecai Kurz argues that tech billionaires erode democracy through monopolies, predicting reform may come after a crisis.
Chanthivong's Rise Under Premier Minns in NSW
Anoulack Chanthivong has emerged as a key figure under NSW Premier Chris Minns, amid a contentious debate over prison policy and reform in the state.
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Reeves Considers Fuel Duty Cut for Cost of Living
Rachel Reeves is reportedly considering a fuel duty cut in the upcoming budget to help households struggling with rising costs, amid pressure from Labour MPs and unions.
Trump Drops $10B IRS Lawsuit Amid Settlement Reports
Donald Trump moved to dismiss a $10bn lawsuit against the IRS, with reports of a $1.7bn fund to compensate allies for alleged persecution.
Tributes Paid to Soldier Killed in Horse Show Fall
Lance Bombardier Ciara Sullivan, 24, died after falling from her horse at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. Her commanding officer described her as an exceptional jockey with infectious energy.
BBC Must Be Farage-Proofed to Survive, Says Commentator
New BBC director-general Matt Brittin faces challenges including a Trump defamation lawsuit, falling licence fee revenues, and the threat of Nigel Farage scrapping the fee. A new funding model is needed.
Starmer Won't Quit Even if Burnham Wins
Starmer refuses to set a resignation timetable despite possible by-election loss to Burnham. Tube strikes cancelled, Iran threatens retaliation, and more.
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White House Posts Trump as James Bond After Casting News
The White House shared a photo of Donald Trump as James Bond after Amazon MGM announced the search for Daniel Craig's successor. The next Bond film is expected in 2028.
Lloyds May Drop Halifax Brand After 173 Years
Lloyds Banking Group is considering phasing out the Halifax brand after 173 years, potentially ending its high street presence. No final decision has been made.
Swinney Confident of Victory in Holyrood FM Vote
John Swinney expresses confidence he will win Tuesday's vote to be re-appointed as Scotland's first minister, despite SNP falling short of majority.
BBC Licence Fee 'Unenforceable': What Could Replace It?
As Matt Brittin becomes BBC's new director-general, the £180 annual licence fee faces scrutiny. Explore alternatives like advertising, subscription, taxation, or a sliding scale.
Starmer Refuses Exit Timetable Amid Burnham Challenge
Keir Starmer insists he will not set a timetable to leave No 10 as Andy Burnham vows to 'change Labour' if he wins the Makerfield by-election and returns to Parliament.
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Jones Hints at UFC Exit for Ngannou Bout
Jon Jones suggests he may need to exit his UFC contract to fight Francis Ngannou, citing Dana White's reluctance to deal with Ngannou and Jake Paul's promotion as a viable option.
Charity Leaders Urge UK to Boost International Aid Ambition
Ahead of the UK-hosted Global Partnerships Conference, 82 charity leaders call for bolder action on international aid and equitable partnerships.
Burnham Sets Out PM Ambitions in Bold Leeds Speech
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has made a clear pitch to become prime minister, calling for big changes in how the UK is run and challenging his own party on Brexit.
New Ulm Remains Among Least Diverse US Towns
New Ulm, Minnesota, once America's whitest town in 1980 with 99.2% white population, still ranks 15th least diverse today at 93% white, far above state and national averages.
Andy Burnham Makes Pitch to Be PM, Says He Would 'Change Labour'
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham announces bid to return to Westminster, aiming to challenge for Labour leadership and offer a 'new path' for the UK.
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Burnham vows to 'change Labour' in Westminster comeback bid
Andy Burnham says he wants to return to Parliament to 'change Labour' as he eyes the Makerfield by-election, criticising the party's offer to voters as 'not good enough'.
Guardiola: City Must Take Title Fight to Final Day
Pep Guardiola insists Manchester City must keep title hopes alive until the last game, needing favours from Arsenal as they face Bournemouth.
Burnham vows to 'change Labour' in bid for Parliament
Andy Burnham seeks to return to Westminster via the Makerfield by-election, aiming to challenge Sir Keir Starmer and reshape Labour's direction.
Jon Jones: Focus on Leaving UFC for Ngannou Fight
Jon Jones claims he may need to focus on getting out of his UFC contract to fight Francis Ngannou, stating Dana White is unlikely to do business with the Cameroonian.
Trump Plans White House Helipad for New Marine One
President Trump plans to build a helipad on the White House South Lawn to accommodate new Marine One helicopters, solving a scorching issue with the grass.
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New BBC Director General Matt Brittin Warns of Tough Choices
Matt Brittin, former Google executive, starts as BBC director general, warning of 'tough choices' amid protests and financial pressures, including 2,000 job cuts.
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