Ministers Unveil £1bn Youth Jobs Scheme Amid Welfare Reform Push
Pat McFadden announces £1bn youth employment scheme and signals fresh welfare reform push amid past backbench rebellion.
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Robert Reich urges Americans to boycott Trump's State of the Union address
Robert Reich urges Americans to boycott Trump's State of the Union, citing abuses of power, lies, failure of promises, and poor economic conditions.
Starmer’s Iran Policy Highlights UK’s US Dependency Crisis
Keir Starmer’s Iran policy shift reveals UK’s dependency on US, drawing criticism from all sides as options are limited.
Clarkson Slams Vance Over Cotswolds No Fly Zone
Jeremy Clarkson criticises JD Vance's Cotswolds visit as no-fly zone halts drone filming for Clarkson's Farm season five.
Starmers Premiership Surviving But Weakened By Internal Strife
Starmer faces leadership challenge from Streeting, Rayner and others after poor local elections, with 40 MPs calling for his resignation.
Trump Praises ICE Agents Deployed to Airports Amid Shutdown
Trump praises ICE agents at airports amid record TSA wait times as government shutdown continues over DHS funding dispute.
Victorian Coalition vows to scrap First Peoples treaty within 100 days if elected
Victorian Coalition vows to scrap First Peoples treaty within 100 days of election, proposes new department instead.
Nigel Farage criticises 'woke' plan to replace Churchill on banknotes with wildlife
Nigel Farage criticises Bank of England plan to replace Churchill on banknotes with wildlife, calling it 'woke' and 'crackers'.
Downing Street Blamed for Whitehall Grip Issues as Ex-Adviser Warns of 'Stakeholder State'
Ex-Starmer aide warns of 'stakeholder state' and Reform threat, but experts say No 10 has power to act.
Record Suspensions for New Zealand MPs Over Haka Protest
New Zealand MPs banned for Māori haka protest; record 21-day suspensions approved after debate.
Labour Accuses Badenoch of ‘Cheap Political Points’ Over Iran Strikes
Labour accuses Kemi Badenoch of cheap political points after she says Starmer is 'too scared' to join Iran strikes. Defence minister calls for serious politics.
Sunak Reshuffles Cabinet After Zahawi Sacking
Rishi Sunak reshuffles cabinet after sacking Nadhim Zahawi, creating new departments and appointing Shapps, Donelan, Badenoch, and Frazer.
Trump and Tucker Carlson Team Up to Counter Fox News Debate
Trump and Tucker Carlson collaborate to counter Fox News debate, leveraging shared hostility toward the network.
Trump orders seven-day federal crackdown in Washington DC despite crime record low
Trump orders federal law enforcement crackdown in Washington DC for seven days, despite violent crime hitting 30-year low.
Starmer's Epstein-Linked Ambassador Pick Haunts PM
PM Starmer faces fallout after ignoring warnings to appoint Mandelson, who had ties to Epstein. New documents deepen the crisis.
Starmer: Police Should Focus on ‘What Matters Most’ Amid Pearson Probe
PM Starmer says police should focus on community priorities amid row over Essex Police investigation into Allison Pearson tweet.
Mandelson Peerage Under Threat Over Epstein Links
Keir Starmer wants Peter Mandelson out of the Lords over Epstein links, but removal is legally complex.
Family Tribute After Father Dies of Heart Attack Following Gym Session
Paul Burbery, 53, died of a heart attack after a gym workout. Gym staff raised £1,600 for air ambulance in his memory.
Labour Blocks Burnham's Westminster Return Attempt
Andy Burnham's hopes of returning to Parliament are dashed after Labour blocks his by-election bid, straining relations with Starmer.
Badenoch Reprimanded for 'Spiteful Class Warrior' Remark in Heated PMQs
Kemi Badenoch is reprimanded by the Speaker for calling Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson a 'spiteful class warrior' during a heated PMQs session.
Healey Quits as Defence Secretary Over Starmer's 'Derisory' Spending Offer
Defence Secretary John Healey resigns after PM Starmer offers only £2bn extra, sparking crisis ahead of Nato summit and raising doubts over Aukus and Ukraine commitments.
Trump Aide Leavitt's Spotify Wrapped Includes Taylor Swift
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's Spotify Wrapped reveals Taylor Swift among her top five artists, despite Trump's feud.
Labour Deputy Leadership Race Begins as Phillipson and Powell Offer Contrasting Visions
Bridget Phillipson and Lucy Powell launch Labour deputy leadership bids with contrasting visions for the role.
Starmer Vows to Campaign for Burnham in Makerfield Byelection
PM Keir Starmer pledges to campaign for Andy Burnham in Makerfield byelection; Reeves cuts VAT on summer attractions; net migration falls; trade envoy vetting lacked; Streeting proposes wealth tax; EHRC updates single-sex guidance.
Reform UK Accused of Sowing Division in Welsh TV Debate
Reform UK faces criticism in Caerphilly byelection debate over immigration rhetoric, as poll shows party leading ahead of Labour and Plaid Cymru.
White House Urges UK to Avoid Social Media Ban for Under-16s
White House urges UK not to ban social media for under-16s, warning of 'disproportionate' burden on US tech firms. UK plans to ban harmful apps and restrict features.
IFS Slams Tories and Labour, Backs Lib Dem Tax Plan
IFS analysis finds Tories and Labour lack credible fiscal plans, while praising Lib Dem income tax rise and Brexit stance.
Reeves Urged to Reassure MPs Over Public Finances Amid £6bn-Ayear Send Costs
Reeves under pressure over £6bn Send costs; MPs seek transparency on public finances and budget surplus risk.
Arne Slot Confident of Remaining Liverpool Manager Next Season
Arne Slot says he expects to stay as Liverpool manager next season, citing contract and club talks, despite a difficult campaign.
Labour Secretary's Husband Banned Over Sexual Assault Claims
Shawn DeRemer, husband of US Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, barred from department after sexual assault allegations by two female staff.
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