Farage Set to Name Jenrick as Reform UK's Shadow Chancellor Amid Doubts
Nigel Farage is expected to appoint Robert Jenrick as Reform UK's shadow chancellor, raising questions over his qualifications compared to Richard Tice.
Nigel Farage is expected to appoint Robert Jenrick as Reform UK's shadow chancellor, raising questions over his qualifications compared to Richard Tice.
Sir Mark Sedwill urges PM to reinstate Olly Robbins after his testimony on Peter Mandelson’s vetting clearance.
A convicted fraudster transferred over $2m to his mother before she donated to Reform UK in 2024, as police probe whether donors bypassed political funding restrictions.
Witnesses recount the harrowing Westminster terror attack in which a car ploughed into pedestrians on the bridge and a knife-wielding assailant stabbed a police officer.
Sadiq Khan is reportedly furious at Chancellor Rachel Reeves over a lack of funding for London in the forthcoming spending review, with key transport projects and police budgets at risk.
Details of the DUP deal to restore Stormont power-sharing are to be published, with legislation expected this week after the party endorsed the agreement.
Keir Starmer faces backlash from his own party over Gaza, with dozens of MPs rebelling and quitting frontbench roles over his refusal to use the word 'ceasefire'.
Keir Starmer wants Peter Mandelson stripped of peerage over Epstein links, including financial ties and leaked info. Process is complex.
Michael Carrick appointed Manchester United permanent head coach until 2028 after successful interim spell, restoring morale and securing Champions League football.
Reuters/Ipsos poll: 61% of Americans say Trump has become erratic with age, including 30% of Republicans. Only 45% see him as mentally sharp.
Andrew Holness wins historic third term as Jamaica's PM, leading JLP to victory in tight election; opposition concedes.
Supreme Court justices appear sceptical of Trump's firing of Fed governor Lisa Cook, potentially carving out an exception for the central bank amid broader executive power battles.
Conservative MPs dismiss Lady Warsi's Islamophobia warnings, with Mohammed Amin and Anna Soubry criticising leadership inaction as crisis deepens.
Trump threatens to scrap US-UK trade deal over Labour's refusal to support Iran war, as Starmer and Reeves defend stance.
Former Labour minister Andrew Gwynne resigns as MP, paving way for Andy Burnham to stand in by-election, as Starmer warns against leadership talk.
Trump's $300m White House ballroom project leads to demolition of historic East Wing, sparking criticism from historians and preservationists.
Tarique Rahman sworn in as Bangladeshi PM after BNP landslide, ending 18 months of caretaker rule. Hopes of economic revival and end to repression.
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead at a Utah university event during his 'prove me wrong' segment, sparking panic and leaving two children fatherless.
IRS glitch hides $51m in political donations to state-level groups, including key races, amid workforce cuts.
Trump confirms Oval Office meeting with NYC mayor-elect Mamdani after months of bickering, discussing public safety and affordability.
US House votes 215-208 to force Trump to seek congressional approval for Iran conflict, with four Republicans backing Democrats.
Senator John Kennedy, 73, froze for 7 seconds on Fox Business, blaming an earpiece malfunction. The incident revived calls for term limits.
Keir Starmer appoints Darren Jones as chief secretary to the prime minister amid criticism of the government's direction and economic challenges.
Trump made three calls to Fifa to lift Folarin Balogun's suspension, allowing the US striker to play against Belgium in the World Cup last-16.
Senator Cory Booker married real estate investor Alexis Lewis in dual ceremonies in Newark and Washington D.C., less than three months after engagement.
Documentary by Brett Ratner shows Melania Trump's inauguration fittings, family moments, and personal reflections on loss.
Police search Andrew's former home; government doesn't rule out inquiry into Epstein links; calls to drop him from succession.
Wes Streeting backs Andy Burnham for Labour leader after Starmer stands down; Burnham likely to become PM unchallenged.
Tim Wilson's Billy Joel parody in parliament joins a history of Australian politicians singing, including Emerson, Katter, Shorten, Morrison, and others.
Kemi Badenoch announces stamp duty abolition, restricts Motability, bans doctors strikes, and warns against 'wrestling with a pig' in reference to Nigel Farage.