Suspended Reform UK Activist Remains Election Agent Despite Racist Comments
Adam Mitula, suspended for racist and antisemitic comments, remains election agent for Reform UK candidates in Tameside local elections.
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Trump Presses Ahead with White House Ballroom Demolition Amid Heritage Concerns
Trump demolishes White House East Wing for new ballroom, sparking historic preservation concerns and questions over donor funding.
Starmer to Step Down as Prime Minister Amid Leadership Crisis
Keir Starmer expected to resign as PM after pressure from Labour MPs; Andy Burnham set to become leader following byelection victory.
The Art of Air Miles: How Frequent Flyers Maximise Their Points
From extreme multi-leg journeys to credit card hacks, discover the lengths some people go to collect air miles.
Badenoch’s Memory Wipe: A Political Transformation or Convenient Amnesia?
Kemi Badenoch appears transformed with a memory wipe, forgetting past policies and contradictions in a Radio 5 Live interview.
Husband of Labour MP among three arrested on suspicion of spying for China
David Taylor, husband of Labour MP Joani Reid, arrested by counter-terror police on suspicion of spying for China.
IDF Launches 'Additional Wave' of Strikes on Tehran as Iran Conflict Escalates
IDF launches new strikes on Tehran; five killed in Lebanon; Trump warns over mines in Strait of Hormuz; US considers securing Iran's uranium.
Republican Spelling Blunders: From Trump's 'Covfefe' to Quayle's 'Potatoe'
From Trump's 'covfefe' to Quayle's 'potatoe', Republican politicians have faced ridicule over high-profile spelling errors.
US media scrutinise Trump's UK state visit: Pomp versus tension
US media highlight tensions between Donald Trump's Twitter outbursts and his courteous interactions with the Royal Family during his UK state visit.
Starmer Rejects Trump's Hormuz Blockade, Forms Coalition to Reopen Strait
Sir Keir Starmer refuses to back US blockade of Strait of Hormuz, convenes 40 nations to restore freedom of navigation and ease cost of living.
UK Minister and PM Condemn Kanye West Wireless Festival Booking Over Antisemitism
Education Secretary and PM criticise Kanye West’s Wireless festival booking over antisemitism; sponsors withdraw and MPs urge ban.
Trump's UK Visit Sparks Protests and Political Turmoil
Trump's UK visit sparks protests and political drama, with controversy over immigration, Brexit, and his interventions in British politics.
Tucker Carlson's son leaves White House role amid father's feud with Trump
Buckley Carlson leaves VP Vance's team as his father Tucker Carlson's feud with President Trump over Iran intensifies.
Fox host cuts off Trump adviser over gas price blame on Biden
Fox's Bill Hemmer cuts off Trump adviser Kevin Hassett as he blames Biden for gas price surge amid Iran war.
France Passes Budget After Government Survives No-Confidence Votes
France passes 2026 budget after government survives no-confidence votes, using special constitutional powers. Socialist abstention secures passage.
Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Dies After Campaign Shooting
Colombian senator and presidential hopeful Miguel Uribe dies aged 39 after being shot at a campaign event in June.
Lammy Condemns Israel's Targeting of Starving Palestinians, Warns of More Sanctions
David Lammy condemns Israeli attacks on starving Palestinians, threatens more sanctions as UK faces criticism over arms exports and inaction.
Trump Advisor's Comparison of President to Jesus Sparks Backlash
Paula White-Cain's Easter remarks comparing Trump to Jesus draw strong backlash on social media and from religious figures.
Andy Burnham commits to cutting Neets numbers
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has committed to cutting the number of Neets but declined to set a date, as he unveiled new technical education pathways for 14-year-olds.
Victorian Liberals Extend Reselection Deadlines Amid Candidate Crisis
Victorian Liberals extend preselection deadlines for four key seats amid weak candidate pool, internal divisions, and election fears.
Leaked Memo Shows Starmer Warned Against Deferential Approach to Devolved Governments
Keir Starmer warned his cabinet against being overly deferential to devolved governments, according to a leaked memo obtained by Plaid Cymru.
Pratt Claims DiCaprio And Foxx Support For La Mayor Bid
Spencer Pratt claims Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx supported his LA mayoral campaign, days before the primary election.
Tucker Carlson Says He Regrets Backing Donald Trump and Is ‘Tormented by It’
Tucker Carlson apologises for supporting Trump, expressing torment over the president's foreign policy and war in Iran.
Lammy: Putin wants Farage to win to divide Europe
David Lammy accuses Nigel Farage of being a Putin apologist, claiming the Kremlin wants Reform UK to divide Europe.
Starmer Set to Announce Resignation Amid Mounting Pressure
Prime Minister Keir Starmer expected to resign after Labour MPs pressure him to make way for Andy Burnham following byelection win and record low approval ratings.
Streeting launches Labour leadership bid with call to rejoin EU
Wes Streeting confirms he will run for Labour leader, calls for EU rejoin, criticises Starmer’s approach, and backs Andy Burnham in by-election.
Trump's 250ft 'Independence Arch' may pose flight risk in Washington DC
Trump's proposed 250ft 'Independence Arch' near Lincoln Memorial could endanger flights and overshadow historic landmarks in Washington DC.
Readers Decry ‘Broken’ Politics as Labour Blocks Burnham and Braverman Defects
Independent readers say Britain’s political system feels broken, citing Labour’s Burnham block and Braverman’s defection to Reform as signs of decay and calls for electoral reform.
US Senate passes war powers resolution to limit Trump's Iran war authority
US Senate passes war powers resolution limiting Trump's Iran war authority, with four Republicans backing Democrats in symbolic rebuke.
UK Government to Release Mandelson US Ambassador Appointment Files
Downing Street to release hundreds of files on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, including Cabinet Office report warning of reputational risk over Epstein links.
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