SNP Accused of Treating Scottish Voters with Contempt
Nicola Sturgeon faces accusations of contempt after refusing to rule out another independence referendum, as SNP resets Indyref2 plans.
Nicola Sturgeon faces accusations of contempt after refusing to rule out another independence referendum, as SNP resets Indyref2 plans.
Former minister Peter Mandelson arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office over alleged leaks to Jeffrey Epstein, released on bail.
UK faith leaders unite in joint statement rejecting anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim hate ahead of 7 October anniversary, as poll shows shift in public blame towards Israel.
Andy Burnham says he is in the dark about reports Andrew Gwynne may stand down as MP, potentially opening a path to Parliament for the mayor.
Sir Keir Starmer meets Taoiseach Simon Harris at Chequers, pledging to reset UK-Ireland relations amid post-Brexit tensions and repeal of Legacy Act.
San Francisco becomes one of first major US cities to declare sanctuary status for transgender people amid rising anti-LGBTQ legislation across the country.
Kristi Noem fired as Homeland Security Secretary via Trump's Truth Social post while speaking at a conference; replaced by Senator Markwayne Mullin.
Independent leftwinger Catherine Connolly leads polls for Ireland's presidency, but her views on NATO and Hamas may worry European allies.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ruled out scrapping stamp duty, denying speculation about replacing council tax and stamp duty with a property or land value tax.
PM Starmer condemns Reform UK's 'racist rhetoric' after MP Sarah Pochin defends comments on ethnic diversity in adverts, refusing to retract her stance.
Andy Burnham's first major interview as Prime Minister left five crucial questions unanswered, including on Trump, immigration, welfare, defence, and taxation.
Architect David Scott Parker criticises Trump's proposed White House ballroom as too big, ahistorical, and potentially illegal ahead of a key vote.
Trump places DC police under federal control, deploys National Guard amid claims of crime, despite data showing decrease. Critics say it's a deflection from Epstein case and part of authoritarian power grab.
Starmer slams Farage over NHS charges, Putin praise, and workers' rights hypocrisy at Scottish Labour conference; Farage hits back on jobs and net zero.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends £26bn tax-raising budget targeting the wealthiest, including threshold freezes and mansion tax, while scrapping two-child benefit cap.
Former The Waltons star Kami Cotler, 59, was spotted in Los Angeles. She now works as an educator and remains active on social media.
Trump comments on Bill Clinton's Epstein deposition and suggests a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba amid ongoing talks and a fatal speedboat incident.
Lidia Thorpe suspended from Senate for throwing paper at Pauline Hanson during heated debate over citizenship allegations.
Trump urges Pulte to fire intelligence staff; Senate Republicans block FISA extension amid bipartisan concern over the appointment.
Labour is worried as Reform UK surges in polls, threatening their election plans. Polls show Reform ahead of Labour, Tories third.
Tens of thousands protest in Israel over Gaza war after six hostage bodies found; general strike called amid outrage at Netanyahu government.
Peter Mandelson was denied security clearance for US ambassador role but Foreign Office overruled decision, sparking questions.
PM Keir Starmer demands swift response to antisemitic attack in Golders Green, announces £25m for Jewish security.
Labour MPs furious with Starmer over Mandelson scandal, discuss replacement as Rayner emerges as potential successor.
Labour warns China over democracy interference, raising concerns in Beijing meeting.
Brazilian police accuse former president Bolsonaro of planning to flee to Argentina for asylum as his coup trial nears, with new evidence from his phone.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on suspicion of misconduct over Epstein links, released under investigation after 12 hours of questioning.
Liberal senator Maria Kovacic warns Coalition MPs to embrace net zero policies or risk alienating voters and harming the economy.
After a historic victory in Caerphilly, Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth plans a minority government focusing on cooperation and seeking extra powers from Westminster.
Kate Aronoff warns that assuming Hillary Clinton's victory is dangerous, citing undecided voters and risks of a narrow win or loss.