Boyce Challenges Littleproud For Nationals Leadership
Nationals MP Colin Boyce moves to challenge David Littleproud for leadership, citing risk of 'political cliff' after Coalition split.
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Man Arrested After Suspected Arson Attack on Labour MP's Office
A man in his 20s has been arrested after a suspected arson attack destroyed Labour MP Sharon Hodgson's constituency office in Washington, Tyne and Wear.
Andy Burnham Criticises Labour’s ‘Bankruptcy’ After Byelection Loss
Andy Burnham criticises Labour's campaigning as 'bankruptcy' after the party lost the safe seat of Gorton and Denton in a byelection, reigniting leadership speculation.
Trump’s Mental Acuity Questioned After Bizarre Public Appearances
Donald Trump’s bizarre public appearances raise questions about mental acuity, with experts noting frequent digressions and confabulation.
French Farmers Launch 'Siege of Paris' with Tractor Blockades
Hundreds of tractors block roads into Paris as French farmers protest falling incomes and EU policies, with similar protests across Europe.
Starmer appoints first woman in over 100 years to lead civil service
Keir Starmer appoints Dame Antonia Romeo as first woman to lead UK civil service in over a century, replacing Sir Chris Wormald.
Home Secretary Loses Confidence in Police Chief Over Fan Ban
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood loses confidence in West Midlands chief constable Craig Guildford after report finds intelligence on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans was exaggerated or untrue.
Trump claims without evidence that celebrities were paid for Harris endorsements
Donald Trump has alleged without evidence that celebrities including Beyoncé and Oprah were paid by Kamala Harris's campaign for endorsements, prompting denials.
Dick Cheney, the 'godfather' of Trump's presidential power
Dick Cheney, who died aged 84, expanded presidential powers, paving the way for Donald Trump’s authoritarianism, critics say.
Jenrick Accuses Tory ‘Arsonists’ of Still Running Party After Reform Switch
Robert Jenrick defends Reform UK defection, accusing Tories of being run by ‘arsonists’, as Kemi Badenoch calls him a liar. Labour dismisses Farage’s defector claims.
Trump Orders DHS to Pay TSA Agents Immediately Amid Shutdown
Trump signs order to pay TSA agents immediately amid DHS shutdown, staffing shortages, and long airport queues.
Starmer's Vague Iran Ceasefire Remarks Raise Questions Over Leadership
Keir Starmer's comments on the US-Iran ceasefire described as 'fragile' lack concrete action, raising leadership doubts amid Gulf talks.
Ilhan Omar sprayed with unknown substance at Minneapolis town hall
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown substance at a Minneapolis town hall; assailant arrested.
Reform UK branded 'care home for old Tories' as audience laughter erupts on BBC Question Time
BBC Question Time audience laughs as guest calls Reform UK 'care home for old Tories', sparking debate on defections from Conservative Party.
Police Arrest 14 at Rival Protests Over Israeli Property Event in London
Police arrest 14 as rival protesters clash over Israeli property event at London synagogue, amid claims of illegal settlement promotion.
Farage Avoids Investigation Over Election Spending Claims
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will not face police investigation over alleged electoral law breaches as report is time-barred.
Trump's $200m White House Ballroom Plan Sparks Controversy
President Trump plans a $200m White House ballroom, sparking debate over cost and taste, as part of a broader renovation of the historic mansion.
Sussan Ley Faces Leadership Challenge From Andrew Hastie
Sussan Ley faces a leadership challenge from Andrew Hastie amid Coalition tensions over hate speech bill and National Party defections.
Starmer Reshuffles Shadow Cabinet, Promotes Key Allies
Keir Starmer reshuffles Labour's shadow cabinet, promoting Yvette Cooper, David Lammy, and Lisa Nandy in a move towards the political centre.
Son Follows Fathers Fatal Antarctic Trek With Prince Williams Backing
Prince William backs Max Worsley’s Antarctic trek following his father’s fatal expedition. Max will ski to the South Pole in November.
Martin Lewis Ambushes Kemi Badenoch on Good Morning Britain Over Student Loans Plan
Martin Lewis interrupts Kemi Badenoch on Good Morning Britain to challenge her Conservative plan to cut student loan interest rates, sparking debate on the policy's impact.
Starmer Refuses to Back Trump's Strait of Hormuz Blockade Amid Oil Price Fears
PM rejects Trump's Strait of Hormuz blockade, convenes 40 nations to reopen shipping lane, warns of rising energy costs for Britons.
Badenoch sacks Jenrick over reform defection plot
Kemi Badenoch sacks shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick and suspends his party membership over 'irrefutable evidence' of plotting to defect to Reform UK.
Starmer Vows Most Pro-Business UK Government in History
Sir Keir Starmer pledges Labour will be most pro-business UK government, aiming to boost foreign investment in green industries at Davos.
Starmer’s 2026 Plan To Cut Living Costs And Woo MPs
Keir Starmer’s new year push to cut living costs with energy and interest rate cuts, end two-child benefit cap, and woo MPs at Chequers.
Trump's Alien Files Pledge Praised by Allies, Dismissed as Distraction by Critics
President Trump pledges to release government files on aliens. MAGA allies praise transparency; critics call it a distraction from Epstein files.
Starmer Pledges Crackdown on Antisemitic Chants as UK Terror Threat Raised to Severe
PM vows action against those 'venerating the murder of Jews' after Golders Green stabbing; terror threat level raised to severe.
Farage claims Iran ‘bigger danger’ than Putin in New Statesman interview
Nigel Farage says Iran 'bigger danger' than Putin in New Statesman interview, faces accusations of U-turn on Iran war stance.
Starmer Faces Leadership Rivals Despite Large Majority
Sir Keir Starmer insists there is no vacancy for Labour leader as rivals including Shabana Mahmood and Bridget Phillipson organise to replace him.
First Female Archbishop of Canterbury Appointed: Sarah Mullally Takes Helm
Sarah Mullally becomes first female Archbishop of Canterbury, bringing calm leadership after abuse scandals and divisions.
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