Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer confronts mounting pressure as demands grow for Lord Matthew Doyle to lose his peerage over links to a councillor charged with child offences, amid internal party turmoil.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts a surge of left-wing policy demands from Labour MPs following the Mandelson scandal, with rivals circling and his grip on power weakening amid internal dissent.
A minister confirms Downing Street did not know about Matthew Doyle's support for a convicted paedophile when granting his peerage, as Labour investigates the scandal.
A minister has stated No 10 was unaware of Lord Matthew Doyle's campaign for a paedophile councillor before his peerage announcement, amid calls for improved vetting and transparency.
Senior Liberal MPs Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley are reportedly positioning themselves as potential successors to Peter Dutton, sparking internal party discussions about future direction.
Labour has removed the whip from peer Matthew Doyle after his friendship with a man convicted of child sex crimes. Keir Starmer faces questions at PMQs over the appointment.
Keir Starmer's judgment is questioned as Labour removes whip from Lord Matthew Doyle over links to convicted paedophile councillor Sean Morton, with claims the PM knew before granting peerage.
Shadow Defence Minister Angus Taylor has resigned, setting the stage for a leadership challenge against deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley. The move has plunged the Coalition into turmoil, with Prime Minister Albanese seizing on the chaos during Question Ti
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to announce a plan for presidential elections and a peace deal referendum on February 24, according to reports from the Financial Times and Reuters.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to resign following the Mandelson-Epstein scandal, with key resignations and calls from within Labour raising questions about his future.
Sir Keir Starmer's leadership faces renewed turmoil as Lord Matthew Doyle, his former communications chief, is suspended from Labour over links to a convicted paedophile councillor, raising questions about the Prime Minister's judgment.
Keir Starmer's cautious leadership style, aimed at healing Labour's divisions, may inadvertently reopen old wounds by failing to address deep-seated ideological conflicts within the party.
Amine Kessaci, a 22-year-old activist, runs for Marseille municipal elections despite death threats and losing two brothers to drug gang violence, championing community-focused solutions.
A bombshell report alleges Victoria's Labor government turned a blind eye to CFMEU corruption, costing taxpayers over $15 billion. The full unredacted document has now been referred to police.
Senator Mark Kelly has denounced the Trump administration's reported push for criminal charges against Democratic lawmakers over a video urging military members to resist illegal orders.
President Donald Trump reportedly held a private dinner with media mogul Rupert Murdoch at the White House, despite an ongoing $10 billion lawsuit against Murdoch's Wall Street Journal over Epstein allegations.
A Washington grand jury has refused to indict six Democratic lawmakers who urged military members to resist illegal orders in a controversial video, marking another rebuke of prosecutors.
A heated Senate Estimates debate erupted over an ABC Australia Day satire program, with Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price accusing Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young of 'whitesplaining' and condemning the broadcast as racist.
Democrats allege the Trump administration is using the National Park Foundation to fund pet projects and obscure donor identities ahead of America's 250th anniversary celebrations.
Housing Minister Clare O'Neil faced criticism after posting and quickly deleting a social media message about 'smashing' the Liberal Party, drawing rebukes from opponents and highlighting parliamentary decorum concerns.
Sir Keir Starmer delivered a notably animated speech in Hertfordshire, displaying uncharacteristic energy following internal party challenges, while Labour figures like Andy Burnham and Ed Miliband pushed leftward agendas.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated President Trump floated renaming Penn Station after himself, contradicting Trump's claim that Senator Schumer suggested it.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer invokes class struggle and signals a lurch to the Left to secure his position, with plans to lower voting age and address inequality.
Allies of Keir Starmer have conceded the Prime Minister lacks the strength to dismiss Health Secretary Wes Streeting despite a significant Cabinet backlash over his release of private messages to Peter Mandelson.
Senior MPs express alarm over new DWP powers to directly access bank accounts and withdraw funds without court orders, calling for stronger oversight and annual reporting requirements.
A high-profile Washington DC fundraiser for independent US Senate candidate Dan Osborn was abruptly cancelled after a top Democratic donor named in the Epstein files was set to co-host the event.
Dame Antonia Romeo, dubbed the 'Queen of Woke', is expected to be appointed as Britain's first female Cabinet Secretary, replacing Sir Chris Wormald in a move by Sir Keir Starmer to salvage his premiership amid ongoing Whitehall upheaval.
Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie urges police to prosecute former Australian of the Year Grace Tame for leading 'globalise the intifada' chants at a protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit.
Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie demands legal action against former Australian of the Year Grace Tame for allegedly inciting violence and hate towards the Jewish community at a protest.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's response during a briefing appears to contradict President Trump's assertion that renaming Penn Station was Senator Schumer's idea, potentially revealing a false statement.