Schumer's ICE Funding Crisis Threatens Leadership
Democrats demand ICE reforms amid nationwide enforcement surge, putting Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in a precarious position ahead of government funding deadline.
Category : Westminster
Reform UK Faces Racism Claims Over Benefit Cap Policy
Reform UK has been accused of racism by MPs from multiple parties over its proposal to only lift the two-child benefit cap for families where both parents are British and in full-time work, with the party strongly denying the allegations.
Guardian Issues Corrections and Clarifications (03.02.2026)
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing errors and providing updates on recent articles to ensure accuracy and transparency in journalism.
Le Pen Faces Prison and Election Ban as Prosecutors Strike
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen's presidential hopes are under severe threat after prosecutors called for a four-year prison term and upheld an election ban, potentially ruling her out of the 2027 race.
Australian Political Turmoil: Leadership and Economic Pressures
Australia faces political upheaval as leadership challenges within the Liberal Party coincide with rising interest rates and economic pressures, creating a volatile landscape for both major parties ahead of key decisions.
House Passes $1.2tn Bill Ending Government Shutdown
The US House of Representatives has approved a $1.2 trillion funding measure to end the partial government shutdown, while Democrats push for immigration enforcement reforms.
MPs Vote to Scrap Two-Child Benefit Cap in Landmark Move
MPs have voted overwhelmingly to scrap the controversial two-child benefit cap, with the government aiming to abolish the policy from April. The move could lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty.
House Reopens Government, Sparks ICE Enforcement Battle
The US House of Representatives has passed legislation to reopen major government departments, setting up a two-week showdown over immigration enforcement reforms.
MPs Vote to Scrap Two-Child Benefit Limit
Legislation to remove the controversial two-child limit on benefits has passed its first parliamentary hurdle, with MPs voting overwhelmingly to scrap the policy that restricts tax credits and Universal Credit.
French Prosecutors Seek to Uphold Le Pen Election Ban
French state prosecutors have requested appeal court judges maintain a five-year election ban on Marine Le Pen for embezzlement of EU funds, potentially barring her from the 2027 presidential race.
MPs Vote to End Two-Child Benefit Limit in Poverty Fight
Parliament has voted decisively to abolish the controversial two-child benefit limit, a policy change expected to lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty despite opposition from Reform and Conservative MPs.
Trump's Election Control Plan and Policy Moves
Donald Trump outlines plan for Republicans to seize control of US elections, while announcing Kennedy Centre demolition and commenting on Ukraine ceasefire collapse.
House Approves Funding Bill, Ends Partial Shutdown
The US House of Representatives has passed a funding package ending a partial government shutdown, but the Department of Homeland Security faces separate negotiations amid immigration tensions.
Mandelson Unlikely to Face Treason Charge Over Epstein Leaks
Analysis reveals why Peter Mandelson won't face treason charges over Epstein leaks, examining potential misconduct in public office allegations instead.
Mandelson's Downfall Engulfs Starmer's Government
Lord Mandelson resigns from Labour and the Lords amid Epstein revelations, with police investigating serious allegations that threaten to undermine Sir Keir Starmer's administration.
Police Probe Lord Mandelson Over Epstein Information Leaks
The Metropolitan Police have initiated a criminal investigation into Lord Peter Mandelson regarding allegations he shared market-sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein. This development follows the release of new emails linking the former Labour minis
Clintons to Testify in Epstein Probe After Contempt Threat
Bill and Hillary Clinton will give filmed depositions to Congress this month, avoiding a contempt vote after bipartisan pressure in the GOP-led Epstein investigation.
Pirro's DC Gun Warning Sparks MAGA Backlash Over Rights
US Attorney Jeanine Pirro faces fierce criticism from gun rights advocates after threatening jail for lawful gun owners entering Washington DC with firearms, revealing tensions within Trump's administration.
Mandelson Quits Lords Amid Police Probe Over Epstein Emails
Lord Mandelson faces a police investigation over leaked emails to Jeffrey Epstein as he resigns from the House of Lords, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer accusing him of betraying the nation.
Mandelson's Fall: Labour Throws Peer to the Wolves
Peter Mandelson faces universal condemnation and potential criminal investigation after Epstein files revelations, with Keir Starmer moving to strip his peerage.
Prosecutors Seek 5-Year Office Ban for Marine Le Pen
French prosecutors have requested a five-year ban on holding elected office for far-right leader Marine Le Pen in a Paris appeal trial, potentially barring her from the 2027 presidential election.
Reform's Jenkyns Threatens to Walk Off TV in Epstein Debate
Reform UK politician Andrea Jenkyns threatened to leave The Jeremy Vine Show during a heated debate on Jeffrey Epstein files, clashing with journalist Marina Purkiss over women's issues and Donald Trump.
Mandelson's Legacy: Labour's Internal Strife and Controversy
Peter Mandelson's infamous quote on wealth and taxes sparks debate, with letters criticising his role in Labour and Keir Starmer's political instincts amid ongoing party tensions.
Mandelson Scandal Heightens Pressure on Starmer
The fallout from Peter Mandelson's resignation over Epstein links raises serious questions about Keir Starmer's judgment and threatens to shorten his tenure as Labour leader.
Gabbard's Solo 2020 Election Inquiry Sparks Controversy
Tulsi Gabbard is conducting a separate review of the 2020 election with Trump's approval, raising questions after her presence at an FBI raid in Georgia.
Mandelson Quits Lords Over Epstein Information Leak Allegations
Peter Mandelson retires from the House of Lords after allegations he passed sensitive financial information to Jeffrey Epstein during the 2008 crisis, prompting police investigation.
Mandelson Quits Lords Amid Epstein Email Scandal
Lord Mandelson steps down from the House of Lords following Epstein revelations, while Jill Biden's ex-husband faces murder charges and UK drug shortages loom.
Farage's Pub Plan Funded by Child Benefit Cut Sparks Fury
Nigel Farage faces accusations of choosing to plunge 500,000 children into poverty after announcing a £3bn pub support package funded by restoring the two-child benefit cap.
Mandelson Resigns from Lords Over Epstein Email Scandal
Labour peer Lord Peter Mandelson has resigned from the House of Lords following revelations linking him to Jeffrey Epstein emails, announced by the Speaker.
Mandelson Loses Lords Seat and Benefits in Epstein Fallout
Labour veteran Peter Mandelson steps down from House of Lords, forfeiting daily allowance and privileges after PM Starmer demands his removal over Jeffrey Epstein links.
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