Andrew Bragg on AI over-regulation and Coalition's migrant missteps
Shadow minister Andrew Bragg warns against over-regulating AI, admits Coalition missteps with migrants, and discusses housing challenges and personal routines.
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Ilhan Omar condemns Trump's anti-Somali remarks as 'completely disgusting'
Minnesota Democrat Ilhan Omar hits back at President Trump's comments calling Somali community 'garbage', warns of dangerous rhetoric.
UK to Reconsider Denial of Pension Payouts to Waspi Women
UK government to reconsider denying compensation to 1950s-born women affected by state pension age changes, ahead of High Court challenge.
Yvette Cooper Condemns Nigel Farage's Criticism of Police Over Epping Protest
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemns Nigel Farage's attacks on police over Epping asylum hotel protest, as council votes for hotel closure.
Burnham's Catch-22: Early election dilemma over mandate
Andy Burnham faces a Catch-22: if he diverges from Labour's 2024 manifesto he needs an early election, but if he doesn't, his premiership lacks purpose.
Trump’s Mental Acuity Questioned After Bizarre Public Appearances
Trump's bizarre public appearances, including windmill rants and false claims, prompt experts to question his mental acuity, drawing comparisons to Biden's earlier scrutiny.
Jim Wallace, Scotland's first deputy first minister, dies at 71
Jim Wallace, Scotland's first deputy first minister, has died at 71 following complications from surgery, his family announced.
Thatcher's 100th Birthday Plans Spark Political Clash
A gala dinner for Margaret Thatcher's centenary highlights the struggle between the Conservatives and Reform UK over her political legacy, with key figures absent and donors shifting allegiances.
Rightwing media spreads false claims after Minnesota lawmaker killings
Rightwing media spread false conspiracy theories after Minnesota lawmaker killings, blaming Governor Walz and ignoring suspect's Trump support.
Victoria Starmer's Me+Em Dress Signals Labour's Relaxed Fashion Approach
Keir and Victoria Starmer favour accessible British brand Me+Em over designer labels, signalling a relaxed fashion policy change at No 10.
Judge Rules Trump Illegally Deployed National Guard in Los Angeles Protests
US judge rules Trump illegally deployed National Guard in LA protests, violating Posse Comitatus Act. California governor hails win for democracy.
Trump's Erratic Speech Raises Mental Health Concerns
Experts raise concerns about Donald Trump's mental acuity after series of bizarre public appearances, including rambling about windmills and misremembering facts.
Kevin Warsh Pledges Fed Independence, Signals No Imminent Rate Cuts
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh pledges independence and inflation focus, diverging from Trump's rate cut demands.
Bannon boasts of no 'resistance' to Trump's second-term agenda
Steve Bannon says maximalist strategy faces no pushback, as Trump approval dips.
Lib Dem U-turn on Bedroom Tax Sparks Coalition Row
Nick Clegg's u-turn on the Bedroom Tax sparks Coalition row, with Tories accusing Lib Dems of a cynical PR stunt and Labour condemning hypocrisy.
Burnham seen as Labour's best bet to beat Reform in Makerfield by-election
Andy Burnham cleared to stand in Makerfield by-election; polling shows he is Labour’s best chance against Reform UK, with 67% win probability.
US House Passes Bill to End Longest-Ever Government Shutdown
US House passes bipartisan bill to fund DHS, ending longest government shutdown; immigration enforcement excluded.
Milei’s Party Wins Argentina Midterm Elections
Argentina's far-right party wins midterm elections with 40.8% vote, surprising analysts. Milei hails 'tipping point' as markets rally.
Five essential passport checks for UK travellers this summer
Travel expert Kate Donnelly urges UK passport holders to check expiry, 10-year rule, blank pages, physical condition, and dual-national rules before summer trips.
Starmer Faces Unanswered Questions Over Mandelson Security Vetting Failure
Questions remain over how Peter Mandelson failed security vetting but was approved as US ambassador, and what Keir Starmer knew.
Tens of Thousands Join Pro-Palestinian Protests Across UK
Tens of thousands join pro-Palestinian rallies across UK cities, with arrests in London and concerns over Armistice Day march.
Zahawi Joins Reform After Tory Peerage Bid Rejected
Nadhim Zahawi defects to Reform UK after Conservatives reject his bid for a peerage due to tax affairs scandal.
EU launches fraud inquiry into Peter Mandelson over Epstein links
Peter Mandelson faces EU anti-fraud investigation over allegations he shared sensitive government information with Jeffrey Epstein while EU trade commissioner.
Labour minister compares Farage to Andrew Tate, brands him 'snake oil salesman'
Darren Jones compares Nigel Farage to Andrew Tate, calling him a 'snake oil salesman' leading young men astray; Labour pledges more aggressive stance on Reform UK.
Alberta Separatists' US Talks Branded Treason by BC Premier
BC premier accuses Alberta separatists of treason after secret talks with US officials; referendum push underway.
Trump's Record of Controversial Comments About Women Under Scrutiny
Analysis of Donald Trump's history of controversial comments about women, including gendered language and attacks on female politicians and aides.
Ex-Prince Andrew Arrest Over Epstein Files Highlights US Inaction
UK arrests Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over Epstein links, prompting US lawmakers to demand justice and accountability in America.
Vafaei Stuns Trump in Decider; O'Sullivan Out After Higgins Fightback
Vafaei stuns world No 1 Trump; O'Sullivan loses to Higgins in Crucible drama; Selby bemoans conditions.
Trump adviser Bruesewitz denies special treatment after Middle East evacuation with Guilfoyle's help
Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz chartered a private jet out of the Middle East after airstrikes, denying special treatment, with help from Kimberly Guilfoyle and others.
Nicola Sturgeon Named Among Forbes Most Powerful Women
Nicola Sturgeon enters Forbes world's most powerful women list for the first time, ranked 50th and second only to the Queen in the UK.
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