Assisted Dying Bill Backers Threaten Nuclear Option of 1911 Parliament Act
Supporters of assisted dying may use 1911 Parliament Act to bypass Lords block, threatening nuclear option if delays continue.
Category : Westminster
Ex-Labour MP Denies Stepping Down Over Harassment Claims
Former Labour MP Mike Hill denies sexual assault allegations and claims he resigned over loss of party support, not the harassment claims.
Zahawi Defects After Being Denied Peerage, Tory Sources Say
Nadhim Zahawi defected to Reform UK after being denied a peerage by the Conservatives over his tax affairs, Tory sources say.
Starmer Expected to Resign as PM Amid Labour Rebellion
Keir Starmer expected to resign as PM after disastrous week, with Andy Burnham poised to take over Labour leadership amid party rebellion.
Middle Earners Hit Hardest by Reeves' Stealth Tax
Middle earners face £600+ annual tax rise from threshold freeze, while high earners pay less, IFS analysis shows.
Jacinda Ardern relocates to Australia with family
Former NZ PM Jacinda Ardern now living in Australia with family, sparking debate amid Kiwi exodus to higher wages and jobs.
Corrections and clarifications July 29 2026
The Guardian published corrections and clarifications on July 29, 2026, amending errors in earlier reports. Details are limited to the original publication.
Reform UK to Restore Two-Child Benefit Cap, Jenrick Says in Policy U-turn
Robert Jenrick announces Reform UK would reinstate two-child benefit cap, limit disability benefits, and restrict welfare to British nationals, in a major policy shift.
UK Will Not Join Trump’s Hormuz Blockade
UK confirms it will not join any US blockade of Strait of Hormuz, while criticising Trump's Iran rhetoric and seeking diplomatic solution.
Police Ethnicity Disclosure Plans Spark 'Dog Whistle' Fears
New police guidelines to disclose suspects' ethnicity and nationality in high-profile cases spark fears of 'dog-whistle politics' and increased prejudice.
Sturgeon memoir 'ignores SNP failures' as party discontent simmers
Nicola Sturgeon's memoir Frankly faces criticism for glossing over SNP failures, while some members feel nostalgia and discontent over the party's future.
Trump Vows 'Judgment Day' at CPAC, Sets Stage for 2024 Comeback
Donald Trump promised 'judgment day' for opponents and the largest deportation in US history at CPAC, as he cemented his frontrunner status.
Starmer Denies Digital ID Change Is a U-Turn
Starmer denies digital ID change is a U-turn after mandatory requirement dropped; Conservatives accuse government of chaos.
Trump and Newsom share friendly chat at Davos despite public insults
Trump and Newsom shared a friendly chat at Davos despite public insults, but feuding resumed shortly after.
Care home resident tells PM 'changes every five minutes'
Andy Burnham, the new Prime Minister, was told by a care home resident that the occupant of No 10 'keeps changing every five minutes' during a visit to a Jewish Care home in London.
Sarwar Demands Starmer Resignation In High Stakes Gamble
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar calls for Keir Starmer to resign, citing mistakes and poor polls ahead of Scottish elections.
Nationals MP Boyce launches leadership challenge against Littleproud
Colin Boyce challenges David Littleproud for Nationals leadership, citing political suicide over Coalition split; colleagues dismiss bid.
Starmer Reshuffles Labour Shadow Cabinet Ahead of General Election
Keir Starmer reshuffles Labour shadow cabinet, promoting allies like Angela Rayner and Pat McFadden ahead of the next general election.
Andy Burnham Plans Westminster Return Within Weeks, Allies Say
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has a credible plan to return to Westminster, with allies saying he could launch a leadership bid after May elections.
Tarique Rahman Sworn In as Bangladesh’s New Prime Minister After Landslide Victory
Tarique Rahman sworn in as Bangladesh PM after BNP landslide win, pledging to restore stability and revive the economy.
JD Vance Says He Is Prepared to Serve as President If Tragedy Befalls Trump
US Vice President JD Vance says he is prepared to become president if a tragedy befalls Donald Trump, citing on-the-job training and confidence in Trump's health.
Mass Brawl Erupts at Newcastle Riverside Spot
Up to 40 people involved in a brawl on Newcastle's Tyne bank. Man arrested, one injured. Police appeal for witnesses.
Swalwell denies sexual assault allegations as support crumbles in California governor race
Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell denies sexual assault allegations as prominent supporters withdraw from his California governor campaign.
Reform UK Scottish Leader Apologises for George Michael Joke
Reform UK's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord apologises for a 2018 joke about George Michael's boyfriend, denies homophobia, and faces political backlash.
Pubs Near Old Bailey to Close Ahead of Tommy Robinson Hearing
Pubs near Old Bailey closing on police advice ahead of Tommy Robinson hearing, with pro-Robinson rally and counter-protest expected.
Thousands of Lawyers Urge Starmer to Abandon Jury Trial Cuts
3,200 lawyers urge PM Starmer to drop plans cutting jury trials, citing underfunding and risk of miscarriages of justice.
Pressure Mounts on Kristi Noem as Republicans Join Calls for Her to Go
Democrats threaten impeachment of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem after shootings; two Republican senators also call for her resignation.
Police Renew Appeal to Identify 'Adam' Torso Found in Thames 20 Years Ago
Met Police appeal for information on 20-year-old unsolved murder of boy known as 'Adam' whose torso was found in the Thames.
Minister Calls For Mandelson To Return £55,000 Payout
A cabinet minister urges Peter Mandelson to repay his US ambassador payout, as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer over the appointment.
Starmer Defends Chief Of Staff In Labour Briefing Row
Starmer refuses to sack chief of staff Morgan McSweeney amid row over briefing against Wes Streeting; MPs say PM lost dressing room.
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