Category : Westminster


Democrats Walk Out of Pam Bondi Epstein Briefing

House Oversight Committee Democrats stormed out of a closed-door briefing with Attorney General Pam Bondi, calling her non-committal answers on Epstein files 'infuriating' and accusing her of obstructing justice.

Rayner Tax Probe to End Before May Elections, Allies Say

Allies of Angela Rayner are increasingly confident that the HMRC investigation into her tax affairs will be resolved before the May local elections, potentially clearing the way for a leadership challenge against Sir Keir Starmer.

Two-Child Benefit Limit Scrapped in April

The UK government will remove the two-child limit on Universal Credit from April 6, 2026, potentially increasing entitlements for over 400,000 families by thousands annually.

Mullin Signals Softer FEMA Stance, Sparking Hope

President Trump's DHS nominee Markwayne Mullin presented a gentler vision for FEMA, pledging to roll back restrictions and speed up disaster payments, though questions remain about implementation.

PMQs Farce: Starmer Dodges Mandelson Questions

Prime Minister's Questions has become a pointless spectacle as Sir Keir Starmer repeatedly evades questions about Peter Mandelson's appointment, drawing laughter and disbelief from MPs across the House.

Slave-Owner Statue to be Reinstated in Washington DC

A bronze statue of Caesar Rodney, a founding father who enslaved 200 people, will be installed at Freedom Plaza in Washington DC for six months starting in 2026 as part of the Trump administration's monument restoration efforts.

Scotland Bans Greyhound Racing After Wales Vote

MSPs have voted overwhelmingly to ban greyhound racing in Scotland, making it the second UK nation to outlaw the sport within 24 hours. The legislation will close the last remaining track in Fife.

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