15-Year HMRC Mileage Freeze Unfair to NHS and Care Workers
Former Labour minister Jim McMahon demands HMRC update outdated mileage rates, frozen since 2010, as costs soar, hitting frontline workers with a stealth tax.
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Labour MP Demands HMRC Mileage Rate Increase for Workers
Former minister Jim McMahon calls for immediate update to outdated HMRC mileage payment rates that leave low-paid frontline workers and carers out of pocket.
Sarwar: Public Will Value My Honesty in Call for Starmer to Quit
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar defends his demand for Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation, claiming public values political honesty over party loyalty.
Starmer Pledges Closer EU Links, Defends Leadership Amid Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists he will lead Labour into the next general election while calling for stronger economic and defence alignment with the EU, despite facing resignation calls over the Mandelson scandal.
Cooper Angry at Mandelson's US Ambassador Role
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper expresses anger over Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, calling for focus on Epstein's victims amid Labour government scrutiny.
Cooper Defends Palestine Action Ban After Court Ruling
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has defended her decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a terror group, despite a High Court ruling that the ban was unlawful and disproportionate. The judgment could impact thousands arrested for supporting the group.
Larry the Cat Celebrates 15 Years at Downing Street
Larry the Cat, the official rodent-catcher at 10 Downing Street, celebrates 15 years of service, symbolising stability amid political changes under six prime ministers.
Cooper Angry Over Mandelson's US Ambassador Appointment
Yvette Cooper reveals anger over Peter Mandelson's appointment as Washington ambassador and defends PM's attacks on political rivals during international speech.
UK Prosecutor: Royals Not Above Law in Andrew Investigation
Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Parkinson states 'nobody is above the law' as police investigate Prince Andrew over alleged leaks to Jeffrey Epstein while serving as trade envoy.
Cooper Defends Palestine Action Terror Ban Despite Court Ruling
Yvette Cooper has defended her decision to ban Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation, insisting it was not a normal protest group, despite a High Court ruling that her prescription was unlawful and disproportionate.
Former Foreign Office Chief Mouser Palmerston Dies in Bermuda
Palmerston, the beloved rescue cat who served as Foreign Office chief mouser before retiring to Bermuda, has passed away. Tributes pour in for the feline diplomat.
Obama Slams Trump's Racist Video, Calls Politics 'Clown Show'
Former President Barack Obama has broken his silence after Donald Trump shared a racist video depicting him and Michelle as primates, warning that US politics has lost all decorum.
Starmer Vows to Lead Labour into Next Election Amid Rumours
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists he will remain Labour leader for the next general election, likely in 2029, despite internal challenges and a push for deeper EU ties.
Liberal Women's Advocate Quits After Ley Ousted, Quotas Rejected
Charlotte Mortlock resigns from Liberal Party and Hilma's Network after Sussan Ley's removal and gender quota rejection, citing 'recent events' as reason for departure.
DWP Steps Up Universal Credit Checks with Bank Account Powers
The Department for Work and Pensions is implementing enhanced accuracy checks for Universal Credit claims, including new authority to request bank account information and directly recover funds under anti-fraud legislation.
Husband's New Female Friendship Sparks Marital Tension
A woman in her 60s questions her husband's new friendship with an ex-colleague, leading to arguments and concerns over communication and trust in their 40-year marriage.
Obama Rejects Area 51 Alien Claims, Talks Marriage and Politics
Barack Obama declared aliens are 'real' but dismissed theories they're hidden at Area 51, joking Michelle would divorce him if he returned to politics in a revealing interview.
Larry the Cat Marks 15 Years as Britain's Chief Mouser
Larry the cat marks 15 years as Britain's Chief Mouser at 10 Downing Street, serving as a symbol of stability through six prime ministers and turbulent political times.
Larry the Cat Marks 15 Years as Chief Mouser at Downing Street
Larry the cat has served as Britain's Chief Mouser at 10 Downing Street for 15 years, becoming a beloved fixture through six prime ministers and political upheavals.
Hungary's Anti-Orban Mood Rises, Trump Could Save Him
Hungarians express increasing discontent with Viktor Orban's leadership, but Donald Trump's political support might provide a crucial lifeline to sustain his government amid rising opposition.
Minister Admits Ignorance of Own Rules in Travel Scandal
Special Minister of State Don Farrell concedes he doesn't know his portfolio's rules regarding Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young's $50,000 travel claims for her lobbyist husband, as multiple MPs face scrutiny over family travel expenses.
Obama: Michelle Would Divorce Me If I Ran Again
Former President Barack Obama humorously admits any political comeback would end his marriage, while detailing his and Michelle's focus on inspiring young leaders globally through their foundation work.
Obama Slams Political 'Clown Show' Over Trump's Ape Video
Barack Obama delivers a sweeping rebuke of degrading political discourse after Donald Trump shared a video depicting the Obamas as apes, sparking bipartisan condemnation.
Trump Administration Sued Over DC Golf Course Takeover
Two golf enthusiasts sue the Trump administration over plans to take control of Washington D.C.'s public golf courses, alleging environmental and legal violations.
Charlotte Mortlock Quits Liberal Party Over Leadership Row
Prominent Liberal Party member Charlotte Mortlock has resigned, citing concerns over the party's decision to remove its first female leader, sparking internal backlash.
Trump's Legal and Political Moves Dominate US News
Former President Donald Trump faces ongoing legal battles and political developments, with updates on court cases, campaign strategies, and public statements shaping the current US news landscape.
GOP Targets Gavin Newsom's Wife in 2028 Presidential Preview
Jennifer Siebel Newsom's recent public comments about wealth and media have become ammunition for Republican critics targeting Governor Gavin Newsom's potential 2028 presidential ambitions.
Bannon-Epstein Messages Show Plot to 'Take Down' Pope Francis
Newly released Department of Justice documents suggest Steve Bannon discussed plans with Jeffrey Epstein to undermine Pope Francis, revealing tensions between MAGA figures and the Vatican.
Blair Kids Tell of Adams, McGuinness Skateboarding at No. 10
A new Channel 4 documentary reveals surreal moments from the Good Friday Agreement talks, including Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness skateboarding in the Downing Street garden, as Tony Blair's family and critics reflect on his legacy.
DWP's New Anti-Fraud Powers Target Benefit Cheats
The Department for Work and Pensions has introduced sweeping new powers to recover fraudulent benefit payments directly from bank accounts, aiming to save taxpayers £2.1 billion over five years.
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