Trump attacks California Governor Newsom in campaign speech
Donald Trump launches blistering attack on California Governor Gavin Newsom during Republican primary rally, reigniting political tensions ahead of 2024 election
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Mexico elects first female president Claudia Sheinbaum
In a groundbreaking political shift, Mexico elects Claudia Sheinbaum as its first female president, marking a historic moment for gender equality in Latin American politics.
Swinney criticised over Palestine stance amid Jewish vigil
Scottish First Minister John Swinney confronts criticism for his government's position on Palestinian recognition while Jewish community holds solemn vigil for Hamas attack victims, creating political tension in Edinburgh.
Trump axes 'chief saboteur' in White House shakeup
Former President Donald Trump has ousted a key staffer dubbed the 'chief saboteur' in a major White House restructuring, signalling significant changes in his relationship with billionaire Elon Musk ahead of the election.
Man charged with stalking MP through Parliament
A 28-year-old man faces stalking charges after reportedly pursuing a Conservative MP through the corridors of power in a security breach that's raised serious concerns.
Flick-knife stalker charged after targeting Ed Davey
A 46-year-old man faces stalking charges after allegedly pursuing Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey while armed with a flick knife in central London, raising serious security concerns for senior politicians.
Richard Bacon's Union Jack Comments Spark Fury
Former Blue Peter presenter Richard Bacon faces furious backlash from politicians and public after branding the Union Flag 'a symbol of division' during heated Good Morning Britain discussion about national identity.
Labour's Phillipson warns of "chilling" Trump return
Bridget Phillipson expresses grave concerns about Donald Trump's possible re-election, warning it could undermine UK-US relations and Starmer's government plans.
Irish Leader's Westminster Speech Sparks Constitutional Debate
Taoiseach Micheál Martin faces criticism for historic Westminster speech as Irish politicians question protocol and constitutional implications.
Farage's Reform UK wins Welsh seats in election shock
Reform UK led by Nigel Farage achieves dramatic breakthrough in Welsh parliamentary elections, securing regional seats while Labour suffers significant losses in traditional stronghold.
Labour demands probe into ex-Blair aide's China talks
Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipison demands answers from Simon Case after former Blair aide Jonathan Powell's unauthorised China talks spark national security concerns.
Two-Child Benefit Cap Under Review in Labour Budget
Exclusive: Cabinet minister signals potential end to controversial two-child benefit limit while Labour prepares massive tax hikes targeting Britain's wealthiest in autumn budget showdown.
Swinney grilled over Aberdeen development plans
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney confronts intense parliamentary scrutiny regarding the Scottish Government's contentious Aberdeen development plans, facing tough questions from opposition MSPs.
Ben Elton's political evolution: Defending Churchill now
Comedy legend Ben Elton reveals his unexpected political evolution in a candid new interview, explaining why he now defends Winston Churchill while reflecting on his past critiques of Margaret Thatcher.
Westminster racial pay gap: Staff of colour earn £2000 less
New research exposes significant racial pay disparities in Parliament, with ethnic minority staff earning substantially less than their white counterparts despite equal roles.
France's Democratic Crisis: Warning for Britain
As France faces a profound crisis of political faith, experts warn that democratic collapse is no longer a distant threat but an imminent danger facing nations worldwide, including the UK.
King Charles issues Harry ultimatum over security fight
The monarch has delivered a stark warning to his youngest son that his ongoing legal fight over taxpayer-funded protection is destroying any chance of family reconciliation. Exclusive details reveal the King's frustration as Harry continues to challenge t
Labour's Phillipson faces backlash over Jewish remarks
Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson sparks controversy with remarks about Jewish community concerns as Labour faces criticism over its Gaza position ahead of general election.
Islamic Law Creeping Into London Despite Khan's Denials
Exclusive investigation reveals how Sharia principles are increasingly influencing London's institutions, from schools to public services, raising serious questions about British values and governance.
Britain's Bizarre Floating Church: A Thames Marvel
Discover the remarkable tale of a 19th-century floating church that served London's docklands - a true testament to eccentric British innovation and community spirit.
Labour's Phillipson faces backlash over Jewish comments
Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson sparks controversy with remarks about Jewish people in government, drawing criticism from Jewish leaders and political opponents.
Labour accused of stealing Tory stamp duty plan
Conservative MP Kemi Badenoch reveals Labour's intention to adopt Tory stamp duty abolition policy, sparking political controversy over housing market reforms.
NZ MP's baby interrupts parliament with adorable gurgles
A New Zealand MP's parliamentary address took an unexpected turn when his baby's adorable gurgles were picked up by the microphone, causing a viral sensation and bringing rare laughter to the debating chamber.
Trump vows troops paid first in shutdown crisis
Former President Donald Trump vows to protect military pay as government shutdown looms, promising troops will be prioritised in budget standoff.
Trump's California Troop Plan Sparks Political Firestorm
Gavin Newsom and Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff unite in condemnation after Donald Trump proposes sending federal troops to California, escalating political tensions ahead of crucial election period.
John Swinney accused of being 'out of touch' on priorities
Scottish First Minister John Swinney faces mounting criticism for focusing on independence while Scotland grapples with NHS waiting lists, education gaps and economic challenges, with opponents branding his approach 'detached from reality'.
Macron reshuffles government in major political reset
Emmanuel Macron appoints new ministers in major cabinet reshuffle as he attempts to revive his presidency ahead of European elections and growing political challenges.
Newsom confronts Joe Rogan over COVID misinformation
California Governor Gavin Newsom challenges Joe Rogan's controversial podcast platform during explosive interview, defending scientific consensus while advocating for dialogue across political divides.
Scottish Finance Secretary resigns over rules breach
Kate Forbes steps down as Scotland's Finance Secretary after breaking ministerial rules by failing to register husband's company interests, dealing another blow to John Swinney's government.
Council bin men face biohazard waste nightmare
Westminster refuse workers face hazardous medical waste including used needles and soiled dressings mixed with regular rubbish, creating dangerous working conditions.
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