Barron Trump becomes Florida GOP delegate
Donald Trump's youngest son Barron enters political arena as Florida delegate to Republican National Convention while former president faces New York criminal trial.
Category : Westminster
China accused of spying on Labour leadership
Senior Conservative ministers sound alarm over alleged Chinese cyber campaign against Keir Starmer and former Labour officials, raising national security concerns.
Senator Pocock evicted from Parliament sports club
Independent Senator David Pocock faces expulsion from Parliament House sports facilities after refusing to pay disputed fees, sparking debate over parliamentary privileges and member rights.
Thatcher's 100th Birthday Plans Spark Political Clash
Fresh controversy erupts as government considers commemorating Margaret Thatcher's centenary while critics condemn the Iron Lady's divisive legacy and lasting impact on Britain.
Trump's Air Force One reporter confrontation revealed
Former President Donald Trump engaged in a heated exchange with a New York Times reporter aboard Air Force One, challenging media narratives about his presidency in a dramatic in-flight confrontation.
Trump: Ask your kids who to vote for
Former US President Donald Trump has ignited controversy by suggesting parents consult their children about voting decisions during a rally speech, raising eyebrows across the political spectrum.
Danny Kruger: Thatcher's Political Legacy Continues
Conservative MP Danny Kruger's political philosophy and family connections reveal striking parallels with Margaret Thatcher's ideological heritage, shaping Britain's future political landscape.
Britain's tallest Tory candidate stands at 6ft 9in
Conservative candidate James McAlpine makes a giant impression in Westminster politics, bringing his 6ft 9in frame and financial expertise to challenge Labour's stronghold in Brent East.
Reeves rules out wealth tax in Labour economic pledge
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves makes firm commitment against wealth taxes while outlining Labour's economic vision ahead of potential government.
Swinney attacks Westminster's 'democratic deficit' in Scotland
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney launches scathing attack on Westminster's approach to Scottish affairs, claiming it undermines devolution and ignores Scotland's democratic voice.
Trump slams Starmer over Gaza stance in explosive interview
Former US President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Sir Keir Starmer, criticising the Labour leader's position on the Israel-Hamas conflict and questioning his leadership capabilities.
Thorpe leads pro-Palestine protest confronting ministers
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe spearheads a dramatic pro-Palestine demonstration in Melbourne, confronting Labor ministers Tanya Plibersek and Amanda Rishworth in a heated public clash over Australia's stance on the Gaza conflict.
Trump claims UK election "rigged" in explosive interview
Donald Trump has launched a stunning attack on Britain's electoral system, claiming the upcoming general election is 'rigged' and warning of 'big trouble' ahead in an exclusive interview that's set to spark diplomatic tensions.
Albanese Holiday Fuels Wedding Rumours with Partner
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and girlfriend Jodie Haydon fuel speculation about their relationship status after being spotted on a romantic Italian holiday, with sources suggesting wedding bells could be imminent.
Green Party Surpasses 100,000 Members After Leadership Change
The Green Party of England and Wales celebrates historic membership surge, reaching six figures for the first time after Carla Denyer steps down and Adrian Ramsay takes co-leadership with new MP Amelia Polanski.
Ecuador Protesters Storm Presidential Palace in Quito
Ecuador's capital descends into chaos as hundreds of demonstrators breach security and occupy key government buildings in dramatic anti-government protests.
Minister: Labour's China policy 'dangerous appeasement'
Cabinet Minister Kemi Badenoch launches scathing attack on Keir Starmer's Labour Party, alleging alarming foreign policy weakness towards Beijing ahead of general election.
Starmer faces Labour backlash over Gaza comments
Sir Keir Starmer confronts mounting criticism from within his own party after controversial remarks about Israel's actions in Gaza, while Donald Trump delivers unexpected political intervention from across the Atlantic.
Kamala Harris confronts protests during Chicago book tour
Vice President Kamala Harris confronted vocal demonstrations in Chicago as protesters disrupted her 'Embodied Justice' book tour, highlighting growing political tensions.
Starmer demands immediate Gaza ceasefire
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer breaks silence with urgent call for Gaza ceasefire during Edinburgh speech, marking significant foreign policy stance ahead of general election.
Guardian Corrections: Political and Weather Errors Addressed
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup addresses significant errors across politics, weather reporting, and international affairs, highlighting the newspaper's commitment to accuracy in journalism.
Swinney snubs Sturgeon's book signing at SNP conference
First Minister John Swinney conspicuously absent from Nicola Sturgeon's high-profile book signing event at SNP conference, fueling speculation about growing tensions within the Scottish National Party leadership.
Manchester councillors demand Union Jack removal
Labour councillors in Manchester have sparked a political storm by demanding the removal of Union Jack flags from council buildings, arguing they represent 'colonial history' rather than modern British values.
Nigel Farage could stand for Parliament in Clacton
Political heavyweight Nigel Farage could be plotting a sensational return to frontline politics with rumours swirling about a potential parliamentary bid in Clacton.
Phillipson condemns Huckabee's Starmer comments
Shadow Education Secretary slams former US governor's controversial remarks about Labour leader Keir Starmer's stance on Israel-Palestine conflict, calling them inappropriate and factually inaccurate.
Sturgeon faces £11,600 legal bill from SNP branch
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confronts controversy as Aberdeen SNP branch demands she cover £11,600 in legal costs, exposing deepening fractures within the Scottish National Party.
Labour MP criticised for Palestine conference appearance
Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson under fire for participating in event where speaker called for 'normalisation of resistance' against Israel, drawing criticism from across political spectrum.
Cult escapees turned Westminster power players revealed
The shocking transformation of two sisters who escaped a religious cult to become influential political figures in the UK Parliament. Discover their dark past and remarkable rise to power.
Minister denies Powell role in dropped Chinese spy case
A senior government minister has firmly rejected claims that former Downing Street chief of staff Jonathan Powell played any role in the decision to drop a high-profile Chinese espionage investigation, sparking fresh political controversy.
SNP councillors rebel against Sturgeon in Aberdeen budget vote
Nicola Sturgeon's SNP confronts significant internal division as Aberdeen councillors break ranks to support a Conservative budget, prompting disciplinary action and raising questions about party unity ahead of crucial elections.
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