Government to ban trail hunting in new animal welfare push
The Government is set to ban trail hunting, with critics calling it a smokescreen for illegal fox hunting. Have your say in our poll on the controversial move.
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PM Albanese confirms overhaul to MPs' family travel allowances
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces major reforms to politicians' spousal and family travel perks, restricting flights to economy class and limiting destinations after scandal.
Streeting branded 'opportunistic' over EU customs union call
Labour Health Secretary Wes Streeting sparks internal row by advocating for closer EU trade ties, with a fellow MP calling it an 'early shot' in a future leadership contest. Read the full story.
Mathematical Puzzles to Celebrate the Arrival of 2026
A mathematical challenge set by Alex Bellos uses basic operations to make the number 26. Explore the solutions and test your own numerical skills for the new year.
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Labour's 2025 Record: Childcare, Wages & Rail Reform
Despite low poll ratings, Keir Starmer's government has delivered major policy wins in 2025 on childcare, minimum wage, and renters' rights. Discover the untold story.
Guardian's 2025 Charity Appeal Fights Division
The Guardian's 2025 charity appeal supports grassroots organisations countering far-right extremism and mending community divisions. Discover the five partner charities and how to donate.
Labour bans trail hunting in new animal welfare strategy
The Labour government announces a ban on trail hunting as part of a major new animal welfare strategy, sparking a fierce 'war on the countryside' backlash. Read the full story.
Downing Street axes afternoon press briefings
Downing Street defends its decision to scrap traditional afternoon lobby briefings, calling it a necessary 'modernisation'. Critics warn it weakens democratic scrutiny. Read the full story.
No10 slaps down Farage over 'control freaks' hunting ban claim
Downing Street has dismissed Nigel Farage's attack on ministers as 'authoritarian control freaks' over Labour's plan to ban trail hunting. The new Animal Welfare Strategy also targets puppy farms and shock collars.
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Streeting accused of Brexit plot to oust Starmer
Health Secretary Wes Streeting faces accusations of backing a Brexit customs union return to boost his leadership ambitions, clashing with Keir Starmer's manifesto. Read the full story.
Guardian's Politics Weekly: Best Interviews of 2025
Listen back to the standout 2025 interviews from Guardian's Politics Weekly UK podcast with Angela Rayner, Nicola Sturgeon, Catherine Ashton, and Andy Burnham. Dive into the year's key political conversations.
Coalition links Palestine recognition to Bondi terror attack
Senior Coalition MPs have controversially linked the government's recognition of Palestine to the Bondi terror attack, demanding a royal commission. Read the full political fallout.
Streeting criticised for hinting at EU customs union return
Health Secretary Wes Streeting faces accusations of political manoeuvring after suggesting a deeper EU trading relationship. Critics claim he is prioritising a leadership pitch over NHS duties. Read the full story.
Streeting warns high taxes, seeks closer EU trade
Health Secretary Wes Streeting advocates for lower taxes and deeper EU trade links to boost growth, while pledging 'absolute support' for Keir Starmer. Read the full interview.
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Starmer axes key media briefings, raising democracy fears
Keir Starmer's government cancels daily lobby briefings for journalists, drastically reducing scrutiny. Critics warn this move weakens democratic accountability. Read the full analysis.
Streeting: Taxes Too High, EU Trade Key for Growth
Health Secretary Wes Streeting says UK taxes are 'too high' and calls for deeper EU trade ties. He diplomatically ducks questions on replacing Keir Starmer as Labour trails in polls. Read the full interview analysis.
Labour's Turley: Starmer will 'absolutely' be PM next Christmas
Labour Chair Anna Turley promises Keir Starmer will be Prime Minister by Christmas 2026, launching a fierce attack on Reform UK's policies. Read the latest political analysis.
SNP: £20m spent on Commons since 2014 referendum
The SNP has disclosed that over £20 million has been spent on House of Commons refurbishments since the 2014 Scottish independence referendum. Discover the full story and the political fallout.
Reform UK candidate in racist posts row, Farage under pressure
Nigel Farage faces calls to sack Reform UK candidate Chris Parry over racist remarks about David Lammy and Birmingham. Labour demands action as controversy grows.
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Labour MPs barred from pubs in business rates protest
Labour MPs face being barred from local pubs in a growing protest over business rates changes in Rachel Reeves's budget. The row exposes deep tensions with communities.
Rayner 'Strikes Deal' to Back Burnham Leadership Bid
Sources claim Angela Rayner has agreed to support Andy Burnham's potential challenge to Keir Starmer in return for the Deputy PM role and a senior Cabinet job. Discover the details of this alleged pact.
Trail hunting ban set to end Boxing Day tradition
The government will launch a consultation to ban trail hunting, aiming to close a 'smokescreen' for illegal fox hunting. Read the full details of the proposed animal welfare changes.
How 'Intent' Shields Racism in UK Politics, Experts Warn
Experts argue that focusing on intent allows racism to flourish in British politics, as seen with Nigel Farage. Read why passivity is complicity.
Martin Rowson cartoon depicts Labour's road ahead
Acclaimed cartoonist Martin Rowson offers a powerful visual critique of the challenges facing the Labour Party after the election. Explore the symbolism and political commentary.
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Work Starts to Add Trump's Name to Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center has begun adding Donald Trump's name to its facade following a board vote, sparking a debate over who has the authority to rename the iconic Washington institution. Read the full story.
Richard Moth named new Catholic Archbishop of Westminster
Pope Leo appoints Bishop Richard Moth, 67, as the new Archbishop of Westminster, leading the Catholic Church in England and Wales. He succeeds Cardinal Vincent Nichols.
Bishop Richard Moth named new Archbishop of Westminster
Pope Leo has appointed Bishop Richard Moth as the 12th Archbishop of Westminster, succeeding Cardinal Vincent Nichols. His installation is set for 14 February 2025.
Pope names Bishop Richard Moth new Archbishop of Westminster
Pope Leo appoints Bishop Richard Moth as the new leader of Catholics in England and Wales, succeeding Cardinal Vincent Nichols. Installation set for February 14.
Harris Details Trump's Bizarre Call After 2024 Shooting
Kamala Harris discloses Donald Trump's shocking response to her call after a 2024 assassination attempt. Discover the bizarre details of the 'somber moment'.
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Government refuses to meet pro-Palestine hunger strikers
Justice Secretary David Lammy will not meet with pro-Palestine prisoners on hunger strike, despite pressure from MPs and a medic's warning they might die. Read the latest.
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