New York Archbishop Focuses on Evangelism and Reengagement
Archbishop Ronald Hicks outlines his vision for evangelizing and reengaging Catholics in New York, emphasizing social justice and collaboration with Pope Leo XIV.
Category : Westminster
Sarwar Accused of Rewriting History on Mandelson Scandal
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar faces accusations of historical revisionism after denouncing Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment he once supported, amid a police probe and Epstein links.
Starmer Apologises for Mandelson Appointment Amid Aide Row
Keir Starmer apologises to Epstein victims for appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, while resisting calls to dismiss his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney.
White House Won't Rule Out ICE Agents at Polling Sites
The White House press secretary declined to guarantee that immigration agents would not be stationed near voting locations this November, following calls from Trump allies.
Epstein Scandal Shakes UK Government, Threatens Starmer
The Epstein scandal has sent shockwaves through British politics, with Peter Mandelson's ties to the convicted sex offender raising serious questions about Prime Minister Keir Starmer's judgment and threatening his leadership.
Morning Mail: Friday's Australian News and Political Updates
A comprehensive roundup of Friday's top stories from Australia, covering political developments, economic trends, and social issues affecting the nation.
Starmer's Survival Plan as Labour MPs Revolt Over Mandelson
Prime Minister Keir Starmer apologises to Epstein victims and faces internal rebellion after appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, with MPs demanding his resignation.
Trump Rule Eases Firing of 50,000 Federal Workers
The Trump administration has issued a rule reclassifying 50,000 federal employees, stripping job protections and altering whistleblower safeguards, sparking union protests and legal challenges.
Cartoon Satirises Starmer's Inner Circle and Mandelson
A new political cartoon by Ben Jennings critiques Keir Starmer's reliance on advisors like Peter Mandelson and Morgan McSweeney, highlighting tensions within Labour's leadership.
Starmer's Mandelson Appointment: A Crisis of Judgment
Prime Minister Keir Starmer apologises for appointing Peter Mandelson as ambassador, citing deception over his Epstein ties, but critics argue the scandal reveals deeper flaws in Labour's leadership and ethical standards.
Green Leader Protests Palantir UK Contracts Over Transparency
Zack Polanski joins campaigners delivering a 'termination of contract' at Palantir's London HQ as MPs call for a halt to public deals with the US tech firm, citing lack of transparency and links to Peter Mandelson.
Trump's Prayer Breakfast Speech Reveals Political-Religious Pact
Donald Trump's appearance at the National Prayer Breakfast showcased his unconventional relationship with religious conservatives, as he delivered campaign-style remarks while Republicans and evangelicals maintain their support.
Bessent Defies Democrats in Fiery Treasury Hearing Exchange
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent engaged in explosive confrontations with Democratic lawmakers during a House Financial Services Committee hearing, refusing to yield to demands and trading personal insults over policy disagreements.
Mandelson Papers Delay as PM Apologises for Epstein Links
Parliament's intelligence watchdog cannot commit to a publication date for Peter Mandelson's vetting documents, prolonging a scandal that has prompted a Prime Ministerial apology and opposition calls for a confidence vote.
Trump Rule Eases Firing of 50,000 Federal Policy Workers
A new Trump administration rule removes protections for 50,000 federal workers in policy roles, making them at-will employees. Unions warn it will chill speech and politicise the civil service.
Mandelson Scandal Puts Starmer's Leadership Under Scrutiny
A new scandal involving Peter Mandelson has sparked intense debate about whether Keir Starmer has lost his grip on the Labour Party's direction and internal discipline.
Progressives Must Save British Pubs from Hard Right Threat
As hard-right groups target British pubs for political influence, progressives must unite to defend these community hubs from divisive ideologies and preserve their cultural heritage.
Guardian Letters: Language Debates and Life's Quirks Explored
Readers challenge the Guardian's use of 'reached out', debate dark showering risks, and share tales of AI letters and customs duvet searches in this lively letters section.
Westminster Restoration May Cost £40bn, Take 61 Years
A new report reveals the Palace of Westminster restoration could cost up to £40bn and take 61 years, with MPs divided on options amid concerns over accountability and safety risks.
MPs Rue Lack of Challenger to Oust Keir Starmer
Labour MPs express frustration over the failure to mount a leadership challenge against Keir Starmer, citing concerns about his direction and electoral prospects.
Mandelson Police Interview Over Epstein Emails Imminent
Lord Peter Mandelson could be interviewed by police within days regarding emails to Jeffrey Epstein, as Starmer apologises for appointing him US ambassador.
Starmer Apologises for Mandelson Appointment in Epstein Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer issues apology for appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador after Epstein revelations, facing internal Labour calls for staff changes and opposition demands for a no-confidence vote.
Trump to Announce as Far-Right Leader Visits Washington
Donald Trump will make an unexpected announcement from the Oval Office tonight as El Salvador's Nayib Bukele visits Washington, raising concerns about election integrity and human rights.
Farage Reveals Jeremy Kyle's Secret Reform UK Media Training Job
Nigel Farage has confirmed controversial former TV host Jeremy Kyle is media training Reform UK candidates, revealing details at a Newport rally about vetting processes and new Welsh leadership appointments.
Long Urges Striking Barristers to Meet Halfway in Fee Row
Stormont Justice Minister Naomi Long calls on criminal barristers to compromise as strike action halts crown court cases, citing catastrophic budget pressures.
Mandelson Papers Delay Deepens Crisis as PM Apologises
Parliament's intelligence watchdog refuses to set a date for releasing Peter Mandelson's vetting documents, prolonging a scandal that has sparked calls for a no-confidence vote in the Prime Minister.
Jon Favreau on ICE Fears and US Election Integrity
Jon Favreau, former Obama speechwriter and Pod Save America host, discusses ICE's impact, US election fairness, and Democratic challenges ahead of his Australian tour.
Starmer's Mandelson Mistake Proves Terminal for Labour
Keir Starmer faces a tipping point within his party after the sacking of Peter Mandelson, with Labour MPs sensing an irreversible error that undermines his leadership.
Readers Nominate UK Towns for 'Town of Culture' Award
From Hastings to Caernarfon, Guardian readers champion their hometowns for the UK's first Town of Culture title, highlighting vibrant arts, heritage, and community spirit.
Sanders Urges Grassroots Movement to Reverse US Decline
Bernie Sanders outlines America's decline in healthcare, education, and housing, advocating for a progressive grassroots movement to restore democracy and economic justice.
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