The Left's Fight to Win Back the Internet
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January in Pictures: Strikes, Storms and Politics
A visual recap of January's major events across the UK, from widespread industrial action and severe weather to key political developments and cultural moments.
Liberals Back Sussan Ley as Leadership Rumours Swirl
Senior Liberal figures dismiss leadership spill prospects, expressing confidence in Sussan Ley's support while Coalition reunification talks loom ahead of parliament's return.
BBC May Charge for Radio and Website in Licence Fee Overhaul
BBC executives are examining radical proposals to extend the TV licence fee to radio listening and website access, alongside options for wealth-based pricing and streaming service charges.
Starmer's China Trip Sparks Infrastructure Praise Row
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces criticism after praising China's infrastructure speed during a controversial visit, while failing to secure Jimmy Lai's release.
Starmer's Leadership Crisis Deepens Amid Rival Challenges
Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure from within Labour as Angela Rayner and Wes Streeting position themselves for a potential leadership challenge, with internal unrest threatening party stability.
Rayner's £1m War Chest Fuels Labour Leadership Speculation
Angela Rayner has reportedly secured over £1 million in pledges to fund a potential challenge to Sir Keir Starmer, with allies claiming she is promising Cabinet roles and facing a 'deep state' tax probe.
Starmer Slams Reform Over Tommy Robinson Endorsement
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has attacked Reform UK's 'politics of poisonous division' after far-right activist Tommy Robinson endorsed their by-election candidate in Gorton and Denton.
DHS Power Struggle: Lewandowski Faces Ouster as Miller Survives
Corey Lewandowski's position at Homeland Security appears precarious amid internal feuding over Minneapolis deportation chaos, while Stephen Miller remains Trump's trusted lieutenant.
Starmer Criticises Reform UK Over Tommy Robinson Backing
Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns Reform UK's 'politics of poisonous division' after far-right activist Tommy Robinson endorses their by-election candidate in Greater Manchester.
Lord Triesman, Former FA Chairman and Labour Peer, Dies at 82
Labour peer and former Football Association chairman Lord David Triesman has passed away peacefully at home aged 82, with tributes pouring in for his dedication to politics and football.
Starmer: Prince Andrew Must Testify to US Congress on Epstein
Prime Minister Keir Starmer states Prince Andrew should be prepared to testify before the US Congress regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, following new document releases.
Labour Pressured on Mandelson's Future After Epstein Claims
Labour faces calls to clarify if Peter Mandelson would regain the party whip in the Lords after new Epstein files allege a £10,000 payment to his husband in 2009.
Lord Triesman, Ex-FA Chair and Labour Peer, Dies at 82
Tributes pour in for Lord David Triesman, the former Labour minister and Football Association chairman, who has passed away peacefully at home aged 82.
Trump's 250ft Arch Plan for Washington DC Sparks Debate
Donald Trump's proposal for a 250-foot 'Independence Arch' in Washington, D.C., aiming to surpass the Lincoln Memorial, has ignited concerns among architects and preservationists about its impact on the historic landscape.
Starmer Criticises Reform Over Tommy Robinson Backing
Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns Reform UK's 'politics of poisonous division' after far-right activist Tommy Robinson endorses their candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election.
Labour Peer Lord Triesman Dies Aged 82
Labour peer Lord David Triesman, former FA chairman and key New Labour figure, has died at 82. Tributes pour in from Baroness Smith and Sir Tony Blair.
Labour Peer and Former FA Chairman Lord Triesman Dies
Labour peer Lord David Triesman, former FA chairman and minister, has died aged 82. Tributes highlight his political career, football advocacy, and personal qualities.
Starmer Criticises Reform Over Robinson Endorsement
Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns Reform UK's 'politics of poisonous division' after far-right activist Tommy Robinson endorses their candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election.
Trump's 250-Foot 'Triumphal Arch' Plans Revealed
New documents reveal President Trump's proposed 'Triumphal Arch' monument will stand at 250 feet, significantly taller than earlier designs and overshadowing nearby landmarks like the White House.
Trump's 250ft 'Independence Arch' Plan for Washington DC
Donald Trump reportedly plans a 250-foot 'Independence Arch' near Memorial Bridge, dwarfing the Lincoln Memorial and Paris's Arc de Triomphe, sparking debate among architectural experts.
Bill Maher: Democrats' Leftward Drift Alienating Voters
Political commentator Bill Maher criticises unchecked one-party rule in California and Hollywood's 'woke' image, warning Democrats must move to the centre to win elections.
UUP Leader Burrows Calls for Unity, Denies Internal Rifts
New Ulster Unionist Party leader Jon Burrows appeals for party cohesion following his ratification, dismissing rumours of difficult meetings with MLAs while emphasising frank dialogue.
Pentagon's New Media Backfires: Reporters Decry 'Access Without Facts'
Conservative influencers who replaced veteran Pentagon correspondents now complain of being gagged despite 'amazing access,' with sources alleging censorship and controlled messaging under Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Trump Accuses Minnesota of Fraud, Targets Ilhan Omar
Donald Trump has launched a furious attack on Minnesota officials, alleging widespread fraud in federal funds and calling for Representative Ilhan Omar to be jailed or deported.
Starmer's China Trip Can't Mask Domestic Failures
Keir Starmer's diplomatic mission to China aimed to focus on cost of living, but critics highlight his domestic record as the real issue facing his premiership.
PM Slams Liberals Over Leadership Chaos and Secret Meeting
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has launched a scathing attack on the opposition Liberal Party, describing them as 'beyond belief' amid leadership speculation and a secret breakfast meeting between senior MPs.
Tory Defections to Reform Expose Party's True Agenda
Labour's Louise Haigh warns that Reform UK's growing parliamentary presence, fuelled by Conservative defectors, threatens NHS protections and workers' rights.
Labour Picks Stogia for By-Election After Blocking Burnham
Labour selects Angeliki Stogia as candidate for Gorton and Denton by-election after blocking Andy Burnham, with Reform UK and Greens also announcing contenders in crucial political test.
Partial US Government Shutdown: Key Facts and Impacts
A partial US government shutdown has started, differing from the record-long fall closure. Learn about affected agencies, funding impacts, and why it may be short-lived.
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