2025: The Year British Democracy Shifted
2025 saw erosion of democratic norms, low trust, and rise of Reform UK, signaling a potential shift in British parliamentary democracy.
Category : Westminster
Burnham Hits Out at Westminster Briefing Culture After Byelection Row
Andy Burnham denies being warned about Westminster block, accuses insiders of lying after Labour NEC bars him from byelection.
Starmer condemns Reform UK's plan to repeal Equality Act as 'shocking and un-British'
PM Keir Starmer calls Reform UK's Equality Act repeal plan 'shocking' and un-British, warns of returning to old days for women.
Starmer Enforcer Compares Farage to Andrew Tate in Labour Attack on Reform
Darren Jones compares Nigel Farage to Andrew Tate, calling him a snake oil salesman as Labour takes tougher stance on Reform UK.
Labour Targets Greens Over Drug Legalisation in Gorton and Denton Byelection
Labour attacks Green party's drug legalisation stance in Gorton and Denton by-election, warning vote-splitting could hand seat to Reform UK.
CFMEU Corruption Scandal Threatens to Derail Victoria's Government
Victorian government faces mounting pressure over alleged CFMEU corruption in $100bn transport infrastructure projects.
Ex-Miss California Removed from Religious Liberty Commission Over Antisemitism Row
Former Miss California Carrie Prejean Boller removed from Trump's Religious Liberty Commission after defending Candace Owens against antisemitism allegations during a hearing.
Trump Lashes Out at Anonymous White House Op-Ed as 'Treason'
Donald Trump reacted furiously to an anonymous op-ed claiming a 'resistance' within his administration works to thwart his impulses.
Allegra Spender warns migrants risk being targeted after Bondi attack as rushed laws passed
Independent MP Allegra Spender warns migrants risk becoming targets after Bondi attack as parliament passes rushed gun and hate speech laws.
Mandelson resigns from Labour over Epstein links
Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour after US documents link him to Jeffrey Epstein payments, prompting calls for independent investigation.
Warning of ‘Dramatic’ Food Price Rises as Farmers Hit by Iran War Costs
Grosvenor Group warns of dramatic food price rises due to fertiliser cost spikes from the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz closure.
Sky Sports to take no action against Gary Neville over Union flag comments
Sky Sports will not discipline Gary Neville after his Union flag comments sparked backlash, with the pundit calling out 'angry middle-aged white men'.
Burnham Allies Warn Against Streeting 'Coronation' as MP Refuses to Stand Aside
Andy Burnham allies warn against Westminster 'coronation' for Wes Streeting; MP Marie Rimmer refuses to stand aside for Burnham to contest byelection.
Mandelson Vetting Scandal: Top Official Forced Out After Foreign Office Overruled Security Rejection
Guardian investigation reveals Mandelson failed vetting, Foreign Office overruled, top official Sir Olly Robbins forced out. Starmer denies knowledge.
Trump to Face Protests During Scotland Visit
Trump to visit Scotland for five days, facing protests and meeting Starmer, with police resources stretched.
USDA Suspends $129m in Benefit Payments to Minnesota Over Fraud Allegations
USDA suspends $129m in federal payments to Minnesota over fraud allegations, citing investigations into non-profits and businesses. State officials vow legal action.
Former US Spokesperson Miller Admits Israel Committed War Crimes
Ex-US State Dept spokesperson Matthew Miller admits Israel committed war crimes, saying he couldn't say so while in office.
The Diplomat Season 3: A Ludicrous but Enjoyable Political Thriller
Season 3 of The Diplomat continues its high-stakes political thriller with excellent performances but requires total suspension of disbelief
Trump-nominated judge dismisses lawsuit against Maryland judges over deportations
Judge Thomas Cullen dismisses Trump administration lawsuit against Maryland judges, citing absolute immunity and criticising attacks on the judiciary.
Wilders' Coalition Exit Gambit May Backfire, Analysts Say
Geert Wilders' withdrawal from the Dutch coalition to force elections on immigration may backfire as polls show declining support and alienated allies.
Lifelong Bonds: Readers Share Stories of Enduring Friendship
Guardian readers share stories of enduring friendships, from reconnecting after decades to bonds across generations and cultures.
Tory Civil War Reignites as Right-Wing Candidates Battle for Leadership
Infighting erupts again as Badenoch and Jenrick advance, with barbs exchanged between their supporters.
Trump's cabinet takes shape with far-right figures and loyalists
Trump's cabinet picks of Sessions, Flynn, and Pompeo draw criticism as far-right loyalists, sparking comparisons to a 'team of racists'.
Scottish Greens MSP Alison Johnstone Elected as Presiding Officer
Alison Johnstone elected as new presiding officer of Scottish Parliament, giving up Green affiliation for neutral role.
Labour MPs Face Organised Independent Challenges Over Gaza Stance
Labour MPs face coordinated independent challenges over Gaza stance, with well-funded candidates targeting those who failed to back an immediate ceasefire.
Death Threats Made Against Marjorie Taylor Greene's Family as Trump Dismisses Danger
Police confirm death threats to Marjorie Taylor Greene's family as Trump dismisses danger to her and calls her a traitor.
US appeals court sceptical of Pentagon attempt to punish Mark Kelly over free speech
A US appeals court appeared sceptical of the Trump administration's effort to censure Senator Mark Kelly over a video urging service members to refuse illegal orders.
Guardiola Confirms Man City Exit After 10 Years
Pep Guardiola announced he will step down as Manchester City manager after Sunday's Premier League finale, citing fading energy levels after a decade that brought 20 trophies.
Trump Berates Australian Journalist Latika Bourke Over Ukraine Question
Donald Trump tells Australian journalist Latika Bourke she 'doesn't know what she's talking about' after Ukraine question at White House.
Starmer Appeals to Mainstream Majority After By-Election Loss
Starmer urges Labour to unite behind 'mainstream majority' after by-election loss to Greens and Reform, as new Green MP Hannah Spencer enters Parliament.
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