Trump’s January 6 Condemnation Resurfaces Amid White House ‘History Rewrite’
Trump's video condemning Jan 6 rioters resurfaces after White House launches website blaming law enforcement and claiming election was stolen.
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Starmer Faces Backlash Over Herzog Meeting Amid Gaza Tensions
Starmer faces backlash from Labour MPs after 'tough' meeting with Israeli president Isaac Herzog, amid protests over Gaza.
Trump postpones Chicago rally as clashes erupt between supporters and protesters
Trump postpones Chicago rally over safety fears as clashes erupt between supporters and protesters.
Ted Cruz criticised for California trip ahead of Texas winter storm
Texas Senator Ted Cruz faces backlash for leaving the state for California as a winter storm approaches.
Starmer Accuses Musk of Trying to 'Whip Up Division' Over Nowak Murder
PM Keir Starmer accuses Elon Musk of whipping up division over Henry Nowak murder, backs MP’s legal action against Grok over fake images.
Labour Civil War Erupts Over Chancellor Role as Burnham Poised for Leadership
Labour civil war erupts as ministers jostle for chancellor role under expected new leader Andy Burnham, amid reports of lobbying and Keir Starmer's resignation.
US Catholics Divided Over Trump-Pope Feud
US Catholics are torn as Trump feuds with Pope Leo XIV over war and refugees, with 81% of MAGA voters backing the president.
Judge Warns Trump of Jail Over Repeated Gag Order Violations in Hush-Money Trial
Judge Juan Merchan held Donald Trump in contempt and warned jail is possible for further gag order violations in hush-money trial.
Starmer Ignored Reputational Risk Warnings over Mandelson Appointment, Files Show
Files show Starmer overruled warnings about Mandelson's Epstein links and offered classified briefings before vetting was complete.
Phillipson and Powell Set for Labour Deputy Leadership Run-Off
Bridget Phillipson and Lucy Powell are the final contenders for Labour deputy leader, with nominations closing. The race is seen as a proxy contest between Starmer and Burnham.
Veterans Condemn Labour's Move on Troubles Immunity
Military veterans condemn Labour's removal of immunity for Troubles-era offences, warning it will lead to legal hounding of former soldiers.
Met Police Issue 126 Fines for Downing Street Lockdown Parties
The Metropolitan Police have issued 126 fines for lockdown gatherings in Downing Street, including one to Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Zarah Sultana Drops Legal Threat After Row with Jeremy Corbyn
Zarah Sultana calls off legal action against Jeremy Corbyn after public row over membership system for their fledgling party.
US Appeals Court Rejects Trump’s Immunity Defence in Election Case
Federal appeals court denies Trump's claim of presidential immunity in election interference case, rejecting broad executive power interpretation.
May Challenges Badenoch Over Climate Act Concerns
Theresa May condemns Kemi Badenoch's plan to repeal the Climate Change Act as a 'catastrophic mistake', joined by Tory peers, business leaders and the Church of England.
Senator Blumenthal seeks perjury probe into ousted homeland security secretary Kristi Noem over DHS
US Senator Blumenthal alleges Kristi Noem lied to Congress about DHS contracts involving Corey Lewandowski, prompting a perjury investigation.
David Cameron Takes Xi Jinping to Local Pub for Fish and Chips and Ale
David Cameron treated Xi Jinping to fish and chips and ale at The Plough pub near Chequers during the Chinese president's state visit to the UK.
Great Stirling Run winner criticises 'insulting' cash prize cut
Jennifer Wetton wins Great Stirling Run marathon but criticises £200 prize, down from £1,000. Organisers apologise for oversight.
Jewish Leaders Reject Meeting with Kanye West Amid Wireless Festival Backlash
Jewish leaders reject Kanye West's meeting offer amid Wireless Festival antisemitism row; Wes Streeting condemns organisers.
Emergency alerts considered during Southport riots, FOI reveals
Government considered emergency alerts during 2024 Southport riots and other near misses including water contamination, space debris, and power outages.
Starmer Demands Reform Sack Dudley Over Grenfell Comments
PM Keir Starmer calls on Nigel Farage to dismiss Reform housing spokesperson Simon Dudley after controversial remarks about Grenfell Tower fire.
Trump’s 250ft Triumphal Arch Plans Approved by Appointee Panel
Trump's proposed 250ft 'Arc de Trump' arch near Arlington National Cemetery gets approval from his appointees on the US Commission of Fine Arts, despite legal challenges.
Bondi Distances Herself from Epstein Files Handling as Replacement Looms
Pam Bondi tells lawmakers Todd Blanche oversaw Epstein files release as her replacement looms, amid scrutiny over redactions.
Sajid Javid Warns UK 'in Real Peril' as New Unity Project Launches
Sir Sajid Javid warns Britain risks being torn apart, launches national conversation project to gather public views on cohesion after summer riots and protests.
MP Danny Kruger defects from Tories to Reform UK, says Conservative party 'is over'
Danny Kruger defects from Conservatives to Reform UK, calling the Tory party 'over' and backing Nigel Farage as conservatism's best hope.
Residents flee 'horror movie' rat infestation in Hackney flats
Residents of Hackney's Crystal Court say they are living in a 'horror movie' as rats swarm flats, prompting some to move out.
Reform UK to Restore Two-Child Benefit Cap, Jenrick Announces
Reform UK U-turn: Robert Jenrick announces full restoration of two-child benefit cap, sparking criticism from PM Starmer.
Starmer says Jenrick ‘hard to take seriously’ after Birmingham comments
PM Keir Starmer criticises Robert Jenrick for complaining about 'not seeing another white face' in Birmingham, calling his remarks part of a leadership campaign.
Jess Phillips: Labour Must Win Back Trust of Working-Class Voters
Jess Phillips says Labour must win back trust of working-class voters after election defeat, warning that too many no longer believe the party can deliver for them.
Starmer Calls Israel’s Gaza Actions ‘Appalling and Intolerable’ as UK Considers Sanctions
PM calls Israel's Gaza actions 'appalling' as UK considers sanctions but resists arms ban; MPs and charities demand stronger action.
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