Jeremy Corbyn stars as Wizard of Oz in surprise panto debut
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn swaps political battles for theatrical performance in Islington pantomime, drawing cheers and controversy in equal measure.
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Democratic Party's Civil War: Mamdani's Radical Vision
New York State Assembly member Zohran Mamdani is challenging the Democratic establishment with bold progressive policies, creating internal conflict over the party's future direction.
PM's Joy Division shirt sparks 'tone-deaf' criticism
Anthony Albanese faces backlash after wearing iconic post-punk band shirt while Australians struggle with cost-of-living pressures. Deputy PM Sussan Ley leads criticism calling it 'out of touch'.
Charlie Kirk's Daughter Leaves Turning Point Over Values
Erika Kirk, daughter of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, publicly cuts ties with conservative organisation, citing misalignment with personal values in explosive social media statement.
Lammy's theatrical Commons act draws laughter
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy faced ridicule in Parliament as his dramatic delivery during Foreign Office questions prompted laughter from both sides of the House, with critics calling his performance overly theatrical.
Search for Emma after Westminster ministerial car incident
Police launch urgent search for woman named Emma who fled hospital after being struck by ministerial car near Houses of Parliament in bizarre security scare.
Lammy: Labour must learn from Caerphilly defeat
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy urges Labour to confront 'difficult truths' after stunning Caerphilly defeat as party faces internal reckoning and seeks new direction.
Tory chair's husband under fire for Black MP comments
Conservative Party faces fresh controversy as Darren Lewis, husband of deputy chair Sarah Pochin, makes inflammatory remarks about Labour MP Dawn Butler, sparking widespread condemnation.
Theresa May attacks Tory net zero retreat and Rwanda plan
Former PM Theresa May delivers blistering critique of Conservative climate policy reversal and controversial Rwanda asylum scheme in remarkable Commons intervention.
Starmer takes cabinet to Scotland and Sussex in UK tour
Keir Starmer launches his 'government on the road' initiative with cabinet meetings in Inverness and East Sussex, signalling a new approach to UK-wide engagement beyond Westminster.
SNP accused of treating Scottish voters with contempt
Explosive revelations show SNP ministers have consistently prioritised independence over pressing public concerns, leaving Scottish voters feeling betrayed and ignored after years of empty promises.
NY Elections Board Sued Over Gerrymandered Map
New York's elections board confronts a major lawsuit alleging unconstitutional gerrymandering in newly drawn voting districts, threatening to reshape the state's political landscape ahead of crucial elections.
Newsom Challenges Trump in Powerful State Address
California Governor Gavin Newsom delivers powerful State of the State address positioning himself as Democratic alternative to Donald Trump, focusing on economic prosperity and democratic values.
Travis Kelce Joins Kamala Harris in Political Campaign
NFL superstar Travis Kelce makes unexpected appearance with Vice President Kamala Harris in Philadelphia, sparking speculation about celebrity political endorsements ahead of crucial election.
Tory Civil War Erupts Over Reform UK Defections
Former PM Theresa May delivers scathing attack on defecting Conservatives as Kemi Badenoch breaks ranks with warning about party's direction under Sunak
Guardian Corrections: Major Errors in Political Reporting
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup reveals significant errors across political reporting, financial coverage, and policy analysis, highlighting the ongoing challenges in news accuracy.
MP's aunt exposed as former Mossad intelligence officer
New York politician Zohran Mamdani faces scrutiny as his aunt Zehra Fuhi is revealed to be a former Mossad intelligence officer, raising questions about political connections and undisclosed family ties.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation rocked by leadership shake-up
Exclusive: One Nation leader Pauline Hanson announces dramatic party changes as senior adviser James Ashby departs, signalling major internal shake-up within the controversial political movement.
Sami Hamdi detained by ICE at San Francisco airport
Prominent Middle East commentator Sami Hamdi was held by ICE officials at San Francisco International Airport while right-wing activist Laura Loomer documents the dramatic confrontation.
Reform UK expels councillors after leaked video scandal
Reform UK has taken drastic action against three councillors after a secret recording exposed bitter internal divisions, raising questions about the party's unity ahead of potential elections.
Ouattara wins fourth term in Ivory Coast landslide
President Alassane Ouattara secures overwhelming fourth term in Ivory Coast election marked by opposition boycott and low turnout, extending his decade-long rule.
UK researcher charged with spying for China
A parliamentary researcher and another British national face charges under the Official Secrets Act, accused of spying for China in a major security breach.
Farage attacks Starmer over immigration 'democracy betrayal'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage launches blistering attack on Labour's Keir Starmer over immigration policies, while Dawn Butler condemns controversial comments in heated political showdown.
Lucy Powell: Labour's hope to reconnect with voters
As Labour's government struggles to find its footing, newly elected Deputy Leader Lucy Powell emerges as a potential bridge to reconnect with voters and restore political momentum.
Reform MPs' diversity ad claims contradicted by profit data
Fact-checkers challenge Reform MPs' assertion that diverse advertising harms business, revealing evidence that inclusive marketing actually boosts company profitability and audience engagement.
Jenrick faces MPs over Met Police protest handling
Robert Jenrick faces parliamentary scrutiny over Metropolitan Police's approach to Armistice Day demonstrations as political tensions escalate.
Farage: Reform UK Could Hold Balance of Power
Nigel Farage declares Reform UK could become 'kingmakers' in British politics, predicting they'll win enough seats to hold the balance of power and force major policy changes.
Milei's Win: Blueprint for Trump's Libertarian Revolution?
As Javier Milei sweeps to power in Argentina, analysts warn his radical libertarian experiment could provide a dangerous template for Donald Trump's potential return. Explore the global implications of this political earthquake.
Ben Jennings cartoon critiques Reform UK TV ads
Acclaimed political cartoonist Ben Jennings delivers a powerful visual critique of Reform UK's new television advertisements, highlighting concerns about the party's messaging tactics and policy direction in this biting satirical commentary.
Trump's Third Term Remarks Ignite Political Firestorm
Former President Donald Trump fuels constitutional concerns with ambiguous comments about serving three terms, while facing mounting legal challenges and Republican dissent.
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