Mandelson scandal intensifies pressure on Starmer as Tories demand documents
Keir Starmer faces growing scrutiny over Mandelson ambassadorship appointment as Tories demand release of internal documents.
Keir Starmer faces growing scrutiny over Mandelson ambassadorship appointment as Tories demand release of internal documents.
Zohran Mamdani releases Arabic campaign ad amid Islamophobia accusations from rivals Cuomo and Sliwa in NYC mayoral race.
Prue Leith expresses outrage over House of Lords tactics delaying assisted dying bill, calls it undemocratic and disgraceful.
Nigel Farage’s Action on World Health moves to US as non-profit, raising questions about his involvement as an MP.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham promised to reform social care to help his father and millions like him, acknowledging tax hikes could be needed.
Four pro-Palestine protesters arrested after scaling Australia's Parliament House roof, prompting a security review and condemnation from PM Albanese.
Angela Rayner may return to Starmer's cabinet in a reshuffle, depending on local election results and resolution of her HMRC tax investigation.
Mother Dawn Barclay thought she killed her baby by co-sleeping on a sofa, but a coroner later found brain damage from birth. Co-sleeping risks and advice covered.
Jeremy Corbyn launches new leftwing party, accusing Labour of appeasing Reform UK by scapegoating minorities for policy failures.
Richard Tice posted an AI-altered image of supporters; experts flag multiple inconsistencies, sparking criticism from rivals.
Keir Starmer warns voters against Greens and Reform as Labour faces record local election losses and potential leadership challenges.
Labour minister Sarah Sackman calls for Union flags in her constituency to be removed, sparking backlash from residents who say they are proud to fly them.
Democrats threaten to use funding deadline to force ICE reforms after fatal shooting of US citizen in Minneapolis. Public opinion shifts against Trump's deportation campaign.
Andy Burnham apologises for Labour's initial stance on Gaza, promising stronger pressure on Israel and accountability for war crimes.
Andy Burnham criticises Labour's 'bankruptcy' of campaigning after Gorton and Denton byelection loss, calling for political system change.
Tories apologise after claiming Suella Braverman’s defection to Reform UK was linked to her mental health, sparking cross-party backlash.
Three IRA bombing victims drop civil lawsuit against Gerry Adams on final day of trial, citing unfairness; Adams denies allegations.
MPs prefer conspiracy theories over cock-up in the China spy row, changing narratives to fit new evidence as the government struggles to respond.
US Representative Jim Baird, 80, and his wife are in hospital following a 'pretty bad' car accident, says President Trump.
Nigel Farage says NHS should not hire doctors with poor English, despite mandatory language tests. He also discusses health spending and efficiency.
Over 155 scientists sign open letter denouncing Trump administration's 'war on scientists' and defending Anthony Fauci ahead of his congressional testimony.
US lawmakers request former UK ambassador Peter Mandelson testify over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, as police also investigate.
Netflix adds The Little Drummer Girl, John le Carré adaptation starring Florence Pugh; viewers call it a must-binge spy drama.
National Guard troops deploy in Washington DC after President Trump federalises the city's police force, sparking condemnation from Mayor Muriel Bowser.
Mike Johnson investigates claims that Pam Bondi's DOJ tracked Congress members' searches of Epstein files, sparking outrage over surveillance.
Nigel Farage sold Cameo videos endorsing a neo-Nazi event, far-right slogans, and a convicted rioter, investigation reveals.
Sinn Féin says united Ireland is 'within touching distance' after DUP deal to restore Stormont, with Michelle O'Neill set to become first nationalist first minister.
Nigel Farage apologises for 17 breaches of MPs' code of conduct after failing to declare £380,000 on time, blaming staff and computer illiteracy.
About 100 protesters gather in Charlbury, Oxfordshire, to oppose US VP JD Vance’s Cotswolds holiday, criticising his policies and remarks.
Wes Streeting meets Keir Starmer for 16 minutes as ally calls for PM to resign; unions predict Starmer won't lead into next election.