Trump Administration Considers Police Crackdown on Homeless in California
White House explores police removal of homeless in California amid criticism from advocates and research on ineffectiveness.
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Falklands War Veteran Fears Trump Could Spark New Conflict
A Falklands War veteran who was on HMS Sir Galahad fears Donald Trump's reported review of Britain's claim to the islands could spark new conflict.
Mandelson Papers to Be Released to Intelligence Committee After MPs' Pressure
MPs agree to share Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment files with Intelligence and Security Committee after government U-turn under backbench pressure.
BBC Question Time audience member blasts 'economically illiterate' MPs over tax hikes
BBC Question Time audience member slams MPs as 'economically illiterate' over £40bn tax hikes; Reeves defends Budget amid job loss warnings.
DHS Considers $70m Luxury Jet for Deportations and Officials' Travel
DHS considers buying a $70m luxury Boeing 737 for deportation flights and officials' travel, sparking internal doubts about necessity and cost.
UK Set for More Deaths Than Births from 2026 as Demographic Shift Accelerates
UK faces demographic shift: deaths to outstrip births from 2026, falling fertility and ageing population reshape society and economy.
Ratcliffe Cuts Nice Price As Sale Stalls
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reduced the asking price for French club OGC Nice as he seeks to sell his stake, amid TV rights uncertainty.
FBI Report Contradicts Trump’s Claims of Rising Crime Under Biden
FBI data shows violent crime fell 4.5% in 2024, with murder down 14.5%, contradicting Trump's campaign rhetoric.
First Minister questioned over engagement with China but not US president
Michelle O'Neill faces questions over boycotting White House events while engaging with China, drawing criticism from opposition.
Miliband Urged to Consider Labour Leadership Bid Amid Starmer Crisis
Labour left MPs urge Ed Miliband to consider leadership bid as Starmer faces challenge after heavy election losses.
Mancunian Way Podcast on Burnham's First Week as PM
New Manchester Evening News podcast 'The Mancunian Way' analyzes PM Andy Burnham's first week, featuring quotes about his confidence and vision for decentralizing UK government.
Reeves Cuts VAT on Summer Days Out to 5% as Part of Cost of Living Support
Rachel Reeves cuts VAT to 5% on summer attractions, raises oil firm taxes, and offers other cost-of-living support measures.
Mixed Results for AusAlert Emergency Test
Australia's AusAlert emergency test left some phones silent; minister says 94% of cell towers broadcast successfully.
Democrats Boycott Trump's State of the Union for Mall Rally
Democrats boycotted Trump's State of the Union for a counter-rally on the National Mall, protesting his agenda, ICE, and demanding release of Epstein files.
Badenoch Backs Shadow Minister Over Islamic Prayer Row
Kemi Badenoch backs Nick Timothy after he calls Islamic public prayers 'act of domination', sparking Labour criticism over prejudice.
Starmer Apologises to Epstein Victims Over Mandelson Appointment
Keir Starmer apologises to Epstein victims over appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, admitting he believed lies amid mounting leadership pressure.
Trump claims he can pay troops despite US government shutdown
Trump says he will pay troops despite shutdown; Senate deadlock and mass layoffs continue.
Trump Orders Release of Pentagon Files on Aliens After Obama Comments
Trump orders release of Pentagon records on aliens and UFOs, following Obama's viral comments about extraterrestrial life.
New York man charged with parents' murders after TV confession
New York man Lorenz Kraus confesses to killing parents, burying bodies in back yard; charged with murder.
Storm Malik and Corrie Hit Scotland with High Winds
Gusts of 85mph hit Scotland as Storm Malik and Corrie cause one death, 80,000 power outages, and damage across multiple regions.
Dorries defects to Reform, declaring Conservative party 'dead'
Nadine Dorries defects to Reform UK, declaring the Conservative party 'dead', as the party enjoys poll lead and donor surge.
Labour Leadership Standoff: Starmer Faces Rebellion but Challengers Hold Back
Keir Starmer faces a standoff as Labour MPs demand his resignation after poor election results, but challengers hesitate to step forward.
Starmer Faces Cabinet Revolt Over Sacking of Top Civil Servant
Starmer faces cabinet divisions and calls for reinstatement after sacking civil servant Olly Robbins over Mandelson vetting scandal.
Ted Cruz under fire for Cancun trip as Texas crisis deepens
Texas Senator Ted Cruz faces backlash for flying to Cancun during deadly winter storm, returns saying trip was a 'mistake'.
DWP Announces New Crisis Payments From April 2026
DWP announces new crisis payments will be available from April 2026. Further details pending.
Tulsi Gabbard Conducts Separate 2020 Election Review, Joins FBI Raid in Georgia
Tulsi Gabbard runs separate 2020 election review with Trump's approval, joins FBI raid in Georgia, sparking controversy.
Tory Defector Andrew Rosindell Loses Court Battle Over Office Lock Change
Former Tory MP Andrew Rosindell loses High Court case against Romford Conservative Association over lock change after defecting to Reform UK, ordered to pay £23k costs.
UK government announces £80m support for pubs after business rates backlash
Chancellor Reeves announces £80m business rates relief for pubs and live music venues after backlash, but trade bodies say it doesn't go far enough.
Farage Claims Reform UK Is Main Opposition After Election Wins
Nigel Farage declares Reform UK the main opposition after winning a byelection, mayoralty and council seats, as Labour suffers losses and voter discontent grows.
Badenoch Claims Tories ‘Coming Back’ Despite Widespread Local Election Losses
Kemi Badenoch claims Tories are recovering after local election wins in London, despite heavy losses to Reform UK across England.
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