Donald Trump reveals First Lady Melania has developed 'stronger opinions' during his second term, as the couple attends her documentary premiere and she makes rare political statements calling for peaceful protests.
A provisional agreement funds the Department of Homeland Security for two weeks, preventing a partial shutdown as Democrats push for ICE reforms following Minneapolis protests.
Donald Trump has launched a $10bn lawsuit against the US Treasury and IRS, alleging they failed to prevent the leak of his tax returns to media outlets including the New York Times and ProPublica.
A BBC Question Time audience member in Norfolk criticised Reform UK as a 'care home for old Tories', drawing laughter and applause, amid high-profile defections from the Conservative Party.
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Former Obama advisor David Axelrod cautions Democrats that campaigning to abolish ICE could be as damaging as the 'defund the police' movement, amid rising support for dismantling the agency.
Opposition leader Sussan Ley has unveiled an interim Liberal-only shadow cabinet, giving Nationals eight days to reconcile or face a permanent split from the Coalition.
Andrew Wallace voices strong support for Sussan Ley's leadership, describing her as principled and tough during difficult circumstances following the Bondi terror attack.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz declares he will never run for office again following daycare fraud scandals, party concerns, and clashes with Trump over ICE.
Sky News Australia files six trademarks, including 'Lefties Losing It', facing opposition from Zara. The network prepares for a name change as its Sky rights expire in December.
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Julie Bindel argues against proposals to make class a protected characteristic, highlighting how class mobility and nebulous definitions make such legal protection unworkable and potentially harmful.
Labour MPs warn Chancellor Rachel Reeves feels sidelined after being replaced on Keir Starmer's Beijing visit by junior minister Lucy Rigby, fuelling Westminster speculation of a PM-Chancellor rift.
Democrats and the White House strike provisional agreement to fund Homeland Security for two weeks, preventing shutdown as nation reacts to Minneapolis protest deaths involving federal agents.
Democratic lawmakers express deep concern after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was photographed at an FBI search of Georgia election records, questioning her fitness for office.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar produced explosive government meeting notes during FMQs, contradicting John Swinney's claims about political pressure on the QEUH hospital opening.
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Burkina Faso's military government has formally dissolved all political parties and revoked their legal frameworks, citing concerns over societal division and excesses.
President Donald Trump's first cabinet meeting of 2026 featured several claims on investment, housing, and wildfires that fact-checkers have found to be misleading or exaggerated.
A BBC Question Time audience in King's Lynn erupted with laughter after a guest described Reform UK as 'a care home for old Tories,' referencing recent high-profile Conservative defections including Suella Braverman.
Official forecasts reveal Personal Independence Payment costs will surge from £25.9bn to £44.9bn by 2030 after Labour abandoned reform plans, sparking sustainability concerns.
Reform UK has issued a legal ultimatum to Kemi Badenoch, demanding a public apology to Suella Braverman over Conservative Party claims about her mental health by Friday afternoon.
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A body language expert dissects Kristi Noem's subdued posture and silence during a Trump cabinet meeting, as she faces intense scrutiny over her comments on a fatal shooting.
Fire Brigades Union leader Steve Wright warns Keir Starmer is on his 'last chance' with Labour's union backers, who could demand his resignation if local elections go badly in May.
Anthony Kazmierczak has been charged with assaulting Rep. Ilhan Omar with a syringe. Omar refutes claims she staged the attack, including from Donald Trump.
An independent review commissioned by the BBC board finds the corporation is perceived as too focused on London and middle-class audiences, urging reforms to better represent working-class and regional viewers.
Republican Senator Katie Britt has been compelled to donate profits from her husband's stock transactions after missing federal disclosure deadlines by months.
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President Donald Trump will deliver an unscheduled announcement from the Oval Office tonight, following an FBI raid on a Georgia election warehouse that seized 2020 ballots.
Senate Democrats have blocked a government funding package to separate Homeland Security spending and negotiate immigration enforcement reforms following Minneapolis shootings.
Jim Wallace, Scotland's inaugural deputy first minister, has passed away at 71 due to surgical complications. The Liberal Democrat stalwart served as MP, MSP, and life peer.
Lord Jim Wallace, Scotland's inaugural deputy first minister, has passed away following complications from a major surgical procedure at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.
Anthony Kazmierczak faces federal charges after allegedly spraying Representative Ilhan Omar with liquid during a Minneapolis town hall event, with court documents revealing threats.
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Jim Wallace, who made history as Scotland's inaugural deputy first minister, has died at age 71 following unexpected complications from a scheduled surgical procedure at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.
