Suella Braverman Defects to Reform UK as Tory Exodus Grows
Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, joining other ex-Tories. Farage's gamble risks alienating moderate voters.
Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, joining other ex-Tories. Farage's gamble risks alienating moderate voters.
Business secretary says Peter Mandelson's US ambassador role was deemed 'worth the risk' despite Epstein link warnings; family of accuser criticises appointment.
Focus groups in Warrington and Godalming reveal Tory voters' scepticism of Jenrick, openness to Farage, and concerns over party infighting.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has vowed all support for firefighters battling a 'very serious' 100-hectare wildfire at Dunwich Heath near Leiston, with 18 engines and over 100 crew at the scene.
Dozens arrested at Schumer's office as US cities see protests over Gaza. Elected officials among those detained.
Trump tells Starmer Putin would keep word on Ukraine peace deal, suggests US mineral workers as deterrence, but refuses troop commitment.
Commentator argues Labour needs more Mahmoods than Rayners, praising Mahmood's asylum policy and criticising Green Party ideology.
Keir Starmer apologises to Wes Streeting over briefing leaks but stands by chief of staff Morgan McSweeney, insisting No10 not source.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker hits back at Donald Trump's weight jibe amid tensions over possible National Guard deployment to Chicago, calling Trump a bully and opposing federal intervention.
Keir Starmer says he is fed up with Trump and Putin's impact on UK energy costs, draws comparison between leaders, and calls for plan to restore Hormuz strait shipping.
Ousted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem continues to reside in a Coast Guard home in Washington D.C. despite being fired last month.
White House distances itself from claims that man shot by federal agents was a gunman, after video shows he was shot in the back and disarmed.
Starmer says no to electoral reform in Labour manifesto, despite calls from Burnham and McDonnell; conference to debate proportional representation.
Met Police urge ex-bodyguards of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to assist Epstein probe; searches of Royal Lodge continue.
Mark Carney, former Bank of England governor, considers running to replace Justin Trudeau as Canada PM amid Liberal leadership race.
Roommate testifies Tyler Robinson said he regretted killing far-right pundit Charlie Kirk. Court hears evidence including rifle and text messages.
Tony Blair reveals he didn't enjoy being PM due to huge responsibility and scrutiny, comparing the role to managing a football team without experience.
Ed Miliband reveals he and David Lammy feared Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment could 'blow up'. Mandelson was later sacked over Epstein links.
Ed Miliband demands apology from David Cameron after King's Fund report says NHS reforms were disastrous and damaged patient care.
Keir Starmer defends blocking Andy Burnham from a byelection, citing resource diversion, sparking backlash from Labour MPs and unions.
Keir Starmer says Angela Rayner will return to cabinet, calling her 'hugely talented' and praising her social mobility story.
Angela Rayner to publish memoir in 2026, sparking Labour leadership challenge rumours amid speculation about Keir Starmer's future.
Donald Trump's UK state visit is overshadowed by the sacking of Peter Mandelson over Epstein ties, with the ambassador role vacant.
Rachel Reeves dismisses leadership challenge rumours against Keir Starmer, criticises Nigel Farage, and defends Labour's economic record at Davos.
VP JD Vance wore a costume parodying the 'Fat JD' internet meme for Halloween, greeting trick-or-treaters in a video posted on October 31.
Keir Starmer tells Labour MPs foreign trips are essential to tackle the cost of living crisis, warning isolationism will not solve domestic issues.
Keir Starmer faced a Labour rebellion over a bid to investigate Peter Mandelson's appointment, winning the vote but losing trust among MPs.
Donald Trump demotes campaign manager Brad Parscale, appoints Bill Stepien as replacement amid lagging poll numbers and fallout from Tulsa rally.
DWP benefits including Universal Credit will be paid early on May 22 due to the May 25 bank holiday. Check your account for the early payment.
David Connolly apologises for racist social media posts as Northern Territory MPs plan to boycott his swearing-in ceremony amid calls to scrap appointment.