Vance Mocks Journalists, Backs Trump DOJ Case Against Lemon
Vice President JD Vance has mocked CNN's Kaitlan Collins and defended the Justice Department's case against journalist Don Lemon, who faces charges related to a church protest.
Category : Westminster
Hermer Fast-Tracked Racist Tweet Charge for Tory Wife
New documents reveal Labour Attorney General Lord Hermer approved emergency prosecution of Lucy Connolly within 12 hours after her inflammatory tweet following Southport riots.
Vikki Campion Touted as Potential One Nation Candidate
Barnaby Joyce's wife Vikki Campion is being discussed as a potential One Nation candidate as the party recruits high-profile figures, while Nationals MP Llew O'Brien also considers defection.
Mandelson's Downfall Exposes Labour's Three-Decade Betrayal
The dramatic political downfall of Peter Mandelson reveals how successive Labour leaders knowingly nurtured a controversial figure now exposed for sharing state secrets with Jeffrey Epstein.
Starmer in Crisis as Rayner Forces Climbdown Over Mandelson
Sir Keir Starmer faces a severe leadership crisis after Angela Rayner forced a humiliating U-turn on his handling of the Peter Mandelson scandal, with ministers reportedly considering resignation.
Post Journalist Laid Off While Reporting from Ukraine War
Washington Post correspondent Lizzie Johnson was laid off while reporting from Ukraine, describing harsh conditions and devastation as mass cuts hit the newspaper.
Labour MPs Rebel Against Starmer Over Mandelson Scandal
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure from Labour MPs over his decision to appoint Lord Mandelson as US ambassador despite Epstein links. Documents release approved but delayed.
Melania Trump Dismisses Epstein Question at White House
First Lady Melania Trump quickly brushed off a reporter's question about Ghislaine Maxwell during an event honouring freed Israeli hostages, amid recent Epstein document releases.
GOP Splits Over Trump's Election Nationalisation Plan
Donald Trump's call to nationalise US elections has exposed deep divisions within the Republican Party, pitting staunch supporters against constitutional traditionalists.
Ethics Alarm Over Trump Official's Jewelry Ad with Title
A government ethics watchdog has filed a formal complaint after a Trump administration official appeared in a diamond jewelry advertisement using her official Energy Department title, raising concerns about improper endorsements.
MP Demands Ban on Social Media Sales of Human Remains
Bell Ribeiro-Addy presents bill to outlaw the unregulated trade of human body parts online, citing disturbing examples including vertebrae candlesticks.
Starmer's Community Revival Speech Amid Mandelson Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will deliver a major speech warning that community decline threatens national security, as he attempts to move past the Peter Mandelson controversy.
Starmer: UK Politics in Dangerous Era of Grievance
Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivers landmark speech warning British politics faces a dangerous contest between renewal and grievance, with tolerance under threat.
Starmer Vows to Defend Britain Amid Mandelson Row
Sir Keir Starmer attempts to refocus on national values while facing internal Labour criticism over his appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador despite Epstein links.
Trump's White House Columbus Statue Revival Plan
Donald Trump intends to install a restored Christopher Columbus statue on White House grounds, reigniting debates over historical legacy and cultural symbolism in American politics.
Starmer in Crisis as Rayner Leads Labour Revolt Over Mandelson
Keir Starmer faces a grave threat to his leadership after Angela Rayner spearheaded a major Labour rebellion over his handling of the Peter Mandelson scandal, forcing a humiliating climbdown.
IPPR Survey Correction: 'Born British' vs 'Born in Britain'
The Guardian issues a correction regarding an IPPR survey on British identity, clarifying respondents agreed someone must be 'born British', not 'born in Britain'. Other recent amendments also listed.
Lord Wallace of Tankerness Dies After Surgery Complications
Scottish political figure Lord Wallace of Tankerness has died aged 71 following complications from elective surgery. The former Liberal Democrat leader served as Scotland's inaugural Deputy First Minister.
Starmer: Mandelson 'Lied and Lied' Over Epstein Friendship
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has publicly condemned Peter Mandelson for repeatedly lying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein during the vetting process for US ambassador.
Trump's Kennedy Centre Plan Signals Election Power Grab
Analysis reveals how President Trump's controversial takeover of the Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts provides a blueprint for his threatened federal intervention in state election systems ahead of midterms.
Australian Political Turmoil: Leadership Spill and Budget
Australian politics faces upheaval with a leadership spill challenge, budget pressures, and cost-of-living debates dominating parliamentary question time.
MPs Back Release of Mandelson Ambassador Appointment Documents
Parliament has approved the publication of documents concerning Lord Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, following pressure over his Epstein links. The Intelligence and Security Committee will review sensitive material.
Starmer's Leadership at Risk Amid Mandelson-Epstein Fury
Labour MPs express fury as Keir Starmer faces a potential confidence vote after admitting knowledge of Peter Mandelson's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking a Commons crisis and leadership challenge threats.
Starmer Deflates in Commons as Badenoch Exposes Mandelson Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced a brutal parliamentary interrogation from Kemi Badenoch over the Peter Mandelson scandal, leaving Labour MPs in stunned silence as his authority visibly crumbled.
Starmer Under Fire Over Mandelson-Epstein Vetting Process
Keir Starmer faces intense pressure to disclose details of Peter Mandelson's vetting for US ambassador role amid Epstein revelations, raising questions about Downing Street's due diligence.
MPs Back Release of Mandelson Ambassador Files
Parliament has approved the release of documents concerning Lord Peter Mandelson's appointment as UK ambassador to the US, following his sacking over links to Jeffrey Epstein. The decision comes after political pressure and police intervention.
Fact Check: Starmer's Humble Address Claim on Security
Analysis reveals most Labour humble addresses lacked specific national security exemptions, contradicting Sir Keir Starmer's claim at PMQs about consistent inclusion.
Trump's Mandelson Endorsement Amid Epstein Scrutiny
Donald Trump's approval of Peter Mandelson as Ambassador despite known Epstein links prompts questions. The President's Oval Office remarks and election control plans add to political tensions.
MPs Approve Mandelson Files Release, Starmer in Climbdown
MPs have approved the release of documents on Lord Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, with Sir Keir Starmer forced into a climbdown amid Labour backbench backlash.
Starmer's Mandelson Gamble Backfires in Epstein Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure over his appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador amid revelations about Mandelson's Epstein ties, testing Labour's promise of transparent governance.
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