UK Government Bypasses Holyrood in Transport Funding Row
UK Treasury bypasses Holyrood with new Shared Prosperity Fund, replacing EU structural funds and sparking a row over devolved powers.
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Government Revises Mandatory Digital ID Plans
UK government drops mandatory digital ID for right-to-work checks, allowing alternative ID forms; criticised as U-turn.
Sir James Cleverly Returns to Tory Frontbench as Shadow Housing Secretary
Sir James Cleverly returns to Tory frontbench as shadow housing secretary after failed leadership bid and period on backbenches.
Smithsonian to Restore Trump Impeachment Exhibits After Removal
Smithsonian will restore Trump impeachment exhibits after removal, denying White House pressure; museum cites display standards.
January 6 police dismiss Trump’s newfound zeal to tackle violence in DC
Officers attacked on Jan 6 criticise Trump's National Guard deployment to DC for crime, calling it hypocritical and ineffective.
UK politicians temper past criticism as Trump returns to White House
UK politicians who previously criticised Donald Trump have moderated their tone as he returns to the White House, balancing past views with diplomatic necessities.
Starmer faces Gaza protests during Glasgow visit
Sir Keir Starmer confronted by protesters in Glasgow over Gaza ceasefire stance; two arrested.
Starmer Sets Out Policy Markers, but Caution Raises Concerns
Labour sets out economic policy markers as Starmer positions party of family, patriotism; tensions over UBI and universal credit; caution concerns emerge.
Green Deputy Leader Demands Starmer Apology Over False Protest Claims
Green deputy leader Mothin Ali demands apology from Starmer after false protest claims spark death threats.
Starmer Allies Warn Against Leadership Challenge Amid Labour Crisis
No 10 warns Labour MPs against ousting Starmer, citing risks to markets and party stability ahead of budget and local elections.
SSPX Rejects Vatican Talks, Posing Crisis for Pope Leo XIV
SSPX rejects Vatican talks over bishop consecrations, creating first major crisis for Pope Leo XIV amid ongoing traditionalist tensions.
Starmer Urged to Recall Parliament Over Gaza 'Genocide'
Scottish First Minister John Swinney urges Keir Starmer to recall Parliament to impose sanctions on Israel over Gaza offensive, calling it genocide.
O’Neill Opposes Preferential Treatment for Veterans in Legacy Bill
Michelle O’Neill says she will not support Northern Ireland legacy bill if it gives preferential treatment to British military veterans, citing concerns over human rights.
New Trump Rule to Ban Abortions at US Veterans Affairs Hospitals
Trump administration proposes barring VA abortions even in rape and incest, drawing criticism from veterans and advocates.
Kemi Badenoch Questions Nigel Farage's Refusal to Apologise Over Racist Allegations
Kemi Badenoch says Nigel Farage should apologise over alleged racist remarks from school, questioning his refusal to admit fault.
Democrats Urge Trump to Halt Funding for Gaza Aid Group Over Civilian Deaths
21 Senate Democrats demand Trump cut funding to Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, citing 700+ civilian deaths and violations of humanitarian law.
Anas Sarwar Resigns as Scottish Labour Leader to Join Burnham Government
Anas Sarwar resigns as Scottish Labour leader to become a peer in Andy Burnham's government, sparking accusations of hypocrisy from rivals.
Trump Falsely Claims His Uncle Taught Unabomber at MIT
President Trump claimed his uncle taught the Unabomber at MIT, but records show Kaczynski never attended the university.
Starmer Jokes About 'Rife' Labour Leadership Speculation
Keir Starmer jokes about 'rife' Labour leadership speculation, but allies say he intends to stay. No clear challenger path emerges.
Rachel Reeves' Private School VAT Plan Faces Shortfall as Parents Pay £500m Upfront
Rachel Reeves' plan to raise £1.5bn by taxing private school fees faces shortfall as parents pay £500m upfront to avoid VAT.
Government Rejects Compensation for Waspi Women Again
Government denies compensation to up to 3.6 million Waspi women over state pension age changes; campaigners vow to continue legal fight.
Murrell's Gifts to Sturgeon Cannot Be Seized Without SNP Action, Experts Say
Legal experts say gifts bought with embezzled SNP funds for Sturgeon cannot be seized unless party acts. Murrell to offer repayment.
HMRC Child Benefit Fraud Scheme to Resume Despite Data Flaws
HMRC resumes child benefit fraud scheme using flawed Home Office travel data, despite wrongly suspending 13,800 families. Concerns over accuracy persist.
Frustrated Labor MPs Push for Faster Gambling Ad Reform
Labor MPs grow frustrated with slow gambling ad reform, seek meeting with Minister Wells as FoI documents reveal concerns over impact on sports and media.
Burnham to Host Zelensky With Pledge of Support for Ukraine
Andy Burnham will welcome Volodymyr Zelensky as his first international visitor, announcing the UK will hand over intellectual property for the Stone Cloak electronic warfare system to Ukraine.
Stewart and CNN Accuse Trump Admin of Abandoning Second Amendment Over Pretti Shooting
Jon Stewart and CNN criticise Trump administration for hypocrisy on Second Amendment after shooting of Alex Pretti, contrasting with defence of Kyle Rittenhouse.
Rayner And Streeting Deny Labour Leadership Pact
Starmer faces leadership crisis as 40 MPs call for his resignation; Streeting and Rayner deny pact but prepare for potential contest.
King Charles III: BBC's Bold Drama Defies Critics
BBC's King Charles III drama, starring Tim Pigott-Smith, stirs controversy as a bold political thriller about a constitutional crisis.
Keir Starmer's rapid downfall: what went wrong?
Analysis of Keir Starmer's fall from power after a landslide victory, examining his communication failures and the volatile electorate.
Former Loose Women Star Andrea McLean Recovers After Sepsis and Pneumonia Ordeal
Andrea McLean, 54, was hospitalised with sepsis, pneumonia and kidney injury after collapsing at home; she shares recovery journey.
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