Morgan Stanley: Rachel Reeves Could Raise £45bn in Taxes Without Breaking Manifesto
Morgan Stanley says Rachel Reeves could raise up to £45bn in taxes without breaking Labour manifesto promises, covering a potential £30bn budget shortfall.
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Trump Inspires Over 100 Puns in Children's Story Competition
Children's story entries to BBC Radio 2's 500 Words competition featured over 100 puns on Donald Trump's name, with mentions up 800%.
Government Withdraws Hillsborough Law Amendment After Campaigner Backlash
Government withdraws Hillsborough law amendment after campaigner and MP backlash, vowing to strengthen bill in Lords.
Democrats File Articles of Impeachment Against Hegseth
US House Democrats file six articles of impeachment against Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth over Iran strike and other alleged misconduct.
Republican Leaders Reach Deal to End Partial US Government Shutdown
US Republican leaders agree to fund most of DHS but exclude ICE, using budget reconciliation to end partial shutdown causing airport delays and unpaid workers.
Starmer faces union opposition over Labour leadership rule changes
Starmer faces union backlash over plan to change Labour leadership rules, with warnings of civil war and accusations of being undemocratic.
MPs Criticise Government’s ‘Clumsy’ Response to Maccabi Tel Aviv Fan Ban
A Home Affairs Committee report finds the government's response to the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans was 'clumsy' and 'late', criticising West Midlands police and the Home Office.
GOP Senator Criticises Trump Over Pretti Death Comments
Republican Senator Pete Ricketts joins bipartisan calls for investigation into fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis.
Wealthy British Expats Skip UK Return, Head to Ireland and France to Avoid Tax Bills
Wealthy British expats fleeing UAE conflict avoid UK tax by staying in Ireland and France until the new tax year, despite HMRC rules.
Trump Faces Jail Warning After 10th Contempt Ruling in Hush-Money Trial
Donald Trump faces potential jail time after being held in contempt for the 10th time for gag order violations in his hush-money trial. Judge Merchan imposed a fine and warned of jail.
Centre Right Wins Portuguese Election but Faces Fragmented Parliament
Portugal's centre-right wins narrow election but faces fragmented parliament as far-right Chega surges to 18% and 48 seats.
Tim Davie admits ‘significant failing’ over BBC Gaza documentary
BBC director general apologises over Gaza documentary failing, faces pressure from culture secretary and MPs.
Michael Carrick Appointed Manchester United Permanent Head Coach Until 2028
Michael Carrick confirmed as Manchester United's permanent head coach until 2028 after guiding the club back to the Champions League.
Democrats Demand Firing of Jan 6 Rioter Employed by Justice Department
Senate Democrats demand firing of Jared Wise, a Jan 6 rioter hired as senior adviser at the Justice Department, calling it a politicisation of the department.
Labour Alienating Rural Voters, Poll Suggests
Countryside Alliance poll shows 65% think Labour neglects rural areas amid plans to ban trail hunting and inheritance tax row.
Trump Calls for Revocation of NBC and ABC Licences Over Speech Coverage
Trump wants NBC and ABC licences revoked for not airing his speech live on main channels, accusing them of a plot. Fox aired it, CNN fact-checked.
Tory peer Lord Chadlington to quit Lords over PPE deal standards breaches
Conservative peer Lord Chadlington to leave House of Lords after investigation finds five breaches of conduct over Covid PPE deals.
MPs Consider Investigation Into Andrew's Trade Envoy Role After Arrest
MPs may investigate Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's trade envoy role after his arrest, amid claims he pestered ministers for a bigger position and was seen as a liability.
Labour MPs Demand Starmer Change Course After Byelection Loss
Labour MPs urge Keir Starmer to change direction after historic byelection loss to Greens in Gorton and Denton, raising prospect of leadership challenge.
Prue Leith 'Quits Conservative Party' After Government Rejects Food Standards Amendment
Prue Leith reportedly quits Conservative Party after MPs reject amendment to protect UK food standards post-Brexit.
Rishi Sunak adopts 'Sir Softy' nickname for Keir Starmer at PMQs
PM Rishi Sunak used the Sun-originated nickname 'Sir Softy' to attack Labour leader Starmer at PMQs, highlighting a tabloid-government feedback loop on crime policy.
Reform UK Hits Nine-Month Low in Polls as Tories and Labour Climb
Reform UK drops to 24% in YouGov poll, its lowest in nine months, as Tories and Labour rise.
Gavin Newsom Trolls 'Dozy Don' After Trump Appears to Doze at Peace Event
Gavin Newsom mocks Donald Trump as 'Dozy Don' after president appears to doze off during Board of Peace meeting in Washington.
Labour Government Criticised as Hamas Welcomes Palestine Recognition
Labour government faces backlash after Hamas welcomes Australia's Palestine recognition; Coalition claims propaganda victory.
Trump's Crime Claims vs FBI Data: The Real Story
Trump cites high crime to justify federal takeovers, but FBI data shows dramatic drops. Officials slam 'pure lies' and point to funding cuts.
Judge Skeptical of Trump’s £300m Ballroom Plan for White House
Federal judge criticises Trump's White House ballroom plan as 'brazen', may halt £300m project citing lack of congressional approval.
Labour Deputy Leadership Race Could Deepen Internal Divisions
Labour's deputy leadership race between Lucy Powell and Bridget Phillipson may deepen internal divisions, with the result announced Saturday.
Coalition pushes to split environment bill as parliament returns
Coalition proposes splitting environment bill; parliamentary debate on EPBC Act reforms intensifies amid party drama over net zero.
House Approves Homeland Security Funding Amid Democratic Revolt Over ICE Tactics
House approves DHS funding bill despite Democratic revolt over ICE violence, with 7 Democrats backing Republicans amid anger over killing of US citizen.
Met Police Braced for Far-Right and Pro-Palestine Protests in London on FA Cup Final Day
More than 100,000 protesters expected in London for far-right and pro-Palestine marches on same day as FA Cup final. Met police deploy 4,000 officers with extra powers.
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