Right to Protest Under Attack in UK, Western Nations: Report
FIDH report says UK, US, France, Germany weaponise counter-terror laws to suppress pro-Palestine protests, with UK governments criticised across party lines.
Category : Westminster
Reeves Warns Labour MPs Over Welfare Reform Battle
Up to 50 Labour MPs may rebel against welfare bill; government admits error in making financial case for cuts.
Cameron warns of Labour-SNP 'coalition of chaos'
David Cameron warns a Labour government backed by the SNP would bring 'chaos', calling for a Conservative majority to prevent it.
Daily Mail Owner's Telegraph Acquisition Faces Regulatory Scrutiny
Daily Mail & General Trust strikes £500m deal to buy Telegraph titles, likely triggering Ofcom and CMA investigation.
Davey: Dubai Exiles Should Fund UK Military After Iran Strikes
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey urges tax exiles in Dubai to contribute to UK defence after Iran strikes, sparking backlash from Isabel Oakeshott.
Farage Names Jenrick As Future Chancellor In Reform Reshuffle
Nigel Farage names Robert Jenrick as potential chancellor in Reform UK reshuffle, with Richard Tice given business role.
PM recalls parliament to fast-track hate speech and gun laws after Bondi attack
Anthony Albanese recalls parliament early to fast-track hate speech laws and gun reform after Bondi terror attack, sparking political debate.
Signal Chat Leak Exposes Incompetence and Miller's Dominance in Trump Administration
Signal chat leak shows Stephen Miller as de facto president and highlights chaos in Houthi planning.
Trump Expresses Regret Over Not Using National Guard to Seize Voting Machines
Trump regrets not using National Guard to seize voting machines after 2020 loss, questioning their sophistication.
Foreign Office Reviews Mandelson's US Ambassador Payout
Cabinet minister Pat McFadden says Peter Mandelson should return his £55,000 Foreign Office payout after quitting as US ambassador amid Epstein scandal.
Kemi Badenoch sacks Robert Jenrick over 'defection plans'
Kemi Badenoch sacks Robert Jenrick from shadow cabinet over alleged plot to defect to Reform UK. Farage denies imminent defection.
Meghan Warns Harry: Kids Can't Travel Without Her
Meghan Markle has reportedly told Prince Harry that their children cannot travel to the UK without her, as Harry hopes to bring Archie and Lilibet to visit the UK.
Dutch centre-right party rules out coalition with ‘unbelievably untrustworthy’ Wilders
Dutch VVD leader Dilan Yeşilgöz rules out coalition with Geert Wilders, calling him untrustworthy and a quitter ahead of snap elections.
Matt Brittin Set To Be Named BBC Director General
Matt Brittin, former Google executive, expected to be named BBC director general within days, replacing Tim Davie.
Tasmania to Phase Out Greyhound Racing by 2029
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff pledges to end greyhound racing by 2029 after a champion dog's death, seeking crossbench support for minority government.
Starmer Faces Growing Calls to Sack Chief of Staff Over Briefing Row
Starmer under pressure to sack chief of staff Morgan McSweeney after alleged briefing against Wes Streeting. PM refuses but investigation launched.
The Rise of ‘Mar-a-Lago Face’: Inside the Maga Elite’s Cosmetic Surgery Obsession
Analysis of the 'Mar-a-Lago face' cosmetic surgery trend among Maga elites, its social signalling, and parallels with chimpanzee behaviour.
Labour in Crisis as Angela Rayner Resigns Over Tax Breach
Angela Rayner resigns as deputy PM after tax breach; Starmer reshuffles cabinet to restore order amid Labour crisis.
Gordon Brown Defends Keir Starmer's Integrity Amid Leadership Crisis
Gordon Brown backs Starmer as 'man of integrity' but acknowledges serious leadership challenge amid Mandelson scandal.
Paris mosque rector warns of 'spiral of hatred' over anti-Muslim rhetoric in French election
Paris mosque rector warns anti-Islam rhetoric in French election risks 'spiral of hatred', comparing it to 1930s antisemitism.
Badenoch Defends Stance on Pro-Palestine Marches Amid Antisemitism Row
Kemi Badenoch defends banning pro-Palestine marches but not Tommy Robinson ones, citing antisemitism threat. She faces criticism from Lib Dems over Trump comments.
Republicans Reject Whistleblower Complaint Against Tulsi Gabbard
Republican intelligence leaders reject whistleblower complaint against Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, alleging political bias.
Kushner's Role in Qatar Blockade Raises Questions Over Family Business Ties
Congress inquiry suggests Jared Kushner may have backed Qatar blockade after his father's business request was rejected.
Starmer Removes Whip from Four Labour MPs Over Repeated Rebellions
Keir Starmer removes Labour whip from four MPs for persistent rebellion and sacks three trade envoys, sparking backlash from backbenchers.
Lib Dems Overturn Huge Tory Majority in Chesham and Amersham By-Election
Lib Dems win Chesham and Amersham by-election, overturning 16,000 Tory majority. Gains attributed to local issues like HS2 and planning reforms.
Starmer loyalist warns against copying Tories as PM remains unpopular
Steve Reed admits PM is unpopular but warns Labour against copying Tory leadership changes, urging unity behind Starmer amid party pressure.
US refuses to distribute $10m in contraceptives, sparking outrage
Marco Rubio confirms US will not distribute $10m contraceptives purchased as aid, sparking outrage and warnings of supply shortages in Africa.
UK Drivers Pay £4bn Extra in Fuel Costs Due to Iran War, Says RAC Foundation
RAC Foundation says UK drivers have paid £4bn extra in fuel costs since Iran war began on Feb 28, with petrol and diesel prices surging.
Sturgeon Hints at Secret Rendezvous and Opens Up on Marriage End
Nicola Sturgeon discusses marriage breakdown, possible secret rendezvous, miscarriage guilt, and arrest trauma in TV interview.
Democrats Urged to Reclaim Anti-War Identity Amid Trump’s Iran Threats
Democrats urged to reclaim anti-war identity amid Trump's Iran threat. Internal tensions over foreign policy as progressives push for a working-class worldview.
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