Double murder probe after two found dead in Westminster
Two people found dead with knife injuries in Westminster; police launch double murder probe treating deaths as linked.
Two people found dead with knife injuries in Westminster; police launch double murder probe treating deaths as linked.
A new petition urges the UK Government to increase the State Pension to £610 per week for everyone aged over 60, including expats. This would total £31,724 annually per recipient.
Claudia Sheinbaum wins Mexico's presidency with 58-60% of vote, becoming first female president in 200 years.
Deputy AG Todd Blanche defends DOJ's Epstein handling in podcast interview ahead of House hearing, facing questions on files release, death investigation, and prosecutions.
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RecommendedReform UK could win 42% of Commons seats with only 26% of the vote under first-past-the-post, sparking debate on electoral reform.
Nigel Farage's Davos trip was funded by the family trust of Iranian-born billionaire Sasan Ghandehari, with links to a £200,000 donation to Reform UK.
Nadhim Zahawi defects to Reform UK after being denied a peerage by the Tories, citing concerns over freedom of speech and taxes.
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Wes Streeting denies leading a plot to oust Keir Starmer, condemns 'self-defeating' briefings from No 10, and calls for those responsible to be sacked.
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RecommendedPope Leo XIV appoints Evelio Menjivar-Ayala, a former undocumented immigrant, as bishop of West Virginia, urging support for immigrants.
Portugal's President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa calls snap election for 30 January after parliament rejects 2022 budget, ending years of political stability.
The Guardian selects 12 most powerful cartoons of 2025, covering Trump, Gaza, AI, and more, with commentary from cartoonist Ben Jennings.
House Democrats propose a commission to work with JD Vance to remove Trump under the 25th Amendment, citing concerns over his fitness following recent statements.
PM Anthony Albanese apologises after calling Grace Tame 'difficult', says he meant her life was difficult; Tame hits back.
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RecommendedAmanda Craig's novel 'High and Low' satirises a boiling Britain through a siege in north London, blending state-of-the-nation commentary with community resilience.
Tommy Robinson detained at Heathrow under counter-terrorism laws; phones seized, claims free speech attack.
Trump era sees Amazon fund Melania documentary while Washington Post cuts jobs, as tech barons reshape US media towards propaganda and opinion over news.
White House press secretary avoids blaming Alex Pretti in Minneapolis shooting, declines to endorse Stephen Miller's 'would-be assassin' comment, signalling possible de-escalation.
Senator Mike Lee tweeted and deleted a fake AI-generated resignation letter from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, which contained misspellings in the official seal.
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RecommendedITV renews The Assembly for a second series with an extended seven-episode run, featuring a Hollywood star among interviewees.
Remains of at least 50 people from the 11th-12th centuries, including a child, found at Westminster Abbey during demolition of a lavatory block.
Senior Labour ministers push Starmer to recognise Palestine amid Gaza crisis; 221 MPs sign letter urging action.
Labour rebels threaten Keir Starmer's welfare reforms ahead of a key vote, with opposition centred on PIP changes taking effect in 2026.
Nigel Farage demands Reform UK peers in House of Lords, citing electoral success; Defence Secretary John Healey dismisses request, calling Farage a 'Putin apologist'.
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RecommendedAngela Rayner criticises anonymous No 10 briefings against ministers as 'self-harm', defends colleagues, and reflects on Labour's turbulent first year.
Nigel Farage insists UKIP will win Westminster seats in 2015, vowing to resign if not, and suggests holding balance of power.
Reform UK leads polls with 31%, potentially winning 311 seats and putting Farage in Downing St, but pollsters caution on uncertainty.
Angela Rayner resigns as deputy PM after breaching ministerial code over property purchase, sparking Tory backlash over hypocrisy.
Drew Hutton, co-founder of the Australian Greens, expelled over trans rights dispute, sparking free speech debate.
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RecommendedBBC Breakfast viewers call Robert Jenrick's interview a 'car crash' as Sally Nugent challenges him on migrant hotel closures and costs.