Reeves Unveils Fiscal Devolution Plan for UK Towns and Cities
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces fiscal devolution, allowing local leaders to control income tax shares and £2.3 billion for mayors to stimulate growth outside London.
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Trump Counterterrorism Chief Quits Over Iran War, Blames Israel
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned abruptly, condemning Trump's Iran strikes as unjustified and driven by Israeli lobbying.
Democrats Mock JD Vance's 'Fraud Czar' Role as Trophy
Democrats are ridiculing JD Vance's appointment as White House 'Fraud Czar,' calling it a 'participation trophy' while questioning his relevance amid low enthusiasm for the Iran conflict.
Trump's Iran War Praise Claim Denied by All Ex-Presidents
Donald Trump insists a former president privately praised his Iran war strategy, but aides to Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden all deny any recent conversation occurred.
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Unite to Pay £265k Fine Using Labour Affiliation Money
Unite union will pay a £265,000 fine for breaching a High Court injunction during Birmingham's bin strike using funds previously earmarked for Labour, as general secretary Sharon Graham remains 'very relaxed' about the penalty.
Starmer Vows to Weaken Putin's Hand in Zelensky Meeting
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has promised unwavering UK support for Ukraine, vowing to weaken Vladimir Putin's position during a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky in London.
Trump Ballroom Commissioners Lack Legal Qualifications, Critics Say
Three Trump-appointed commissioners on the National Capital Planning Commission may lack required planning experience, potentially jeopardizing legal standing of $400 million White House ballroom project decisions.
Starmer's Diplomatic Challenge: UK Stance on US-Iran War
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges UK will avoid being drawn into a wider Middle East war while addressing cost of living support and EU ties reset in government policy discussions.
Labour Minister Launches £1bn Youth Jobs Plan and Welfare Reform Push
Pat McFadden announces a £1bn scheme to tackle youth unemployment, offering grants to firms hiring young people on benefits, while urging Labour MPs to back welfare reforms focused on work and opportunity.
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John Oliver dissects JD Vance's transformation from memoirist to vice-presidential candidate, highlighting his opportunistic shift and role as a hyper-online conservative troll.
Labour's Leadership Crisis: Calls for Starmer's Replacement
As Labour faces polling woes and internal strife, readers debate whether Keir Starmer should step down, citing pragmatism failures and policy errors. The party's future hangs in balance ahead of May elections.
French Parties Form Alliances Before Local Election Runoffs
French political parties are scrambling to form strategic alliances before this weekend's final round of local elections, with key races in Paris, Marseille, and Lyon hanging in the balance.
Trump's Iran War Risks UK Fuel Rationing and Economic Crisis
A blockade in the Strait of Hormuz could force Britain to ration fuel within weeks, triggering a severe cost-of-living crisis and political upheaval reminiscent of the 1950s Suez emergency.
Tucker Carlson Fears Federal Charges Over Iran Talks
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson claims the CIA is preparing a criminal referral against him for communicating with Iranians, highlighting deepening MAGA movement fractures.
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Starmer's Iran War Stance and Leadership Strain
Prime Minister Keir Starmer navigates US-Iran conflict with caution, facing domestic pressures and media scrutiny while avoiding direct criticism of Trump.
Trump Discloses Florida GOP Rep's Terminal Diagnosis Publicly
Donald Trump publicly disclosed details about Republican Congressman Neal Dunn's terminal health condition, prompting House Speaker Mike Johnson to note the information was not public.
Guardian Corrects John Lewis Cashflow and Pay Rise Reports
The Guardian has issued clarifications regarding John Lewis Partnership's cashflow increase and staff pay rises, alongside updates on other recent articles.
Texas Lawmakers Clash Over DHS Funding at Austin Airport
Republican Senator John Cornyn and Democratic Congressman Greg Casar sparred outside Austin airport over Department of Homeland Security funding, with TSA workers unpaid for weeks amid a partial government shutdown.
Queensland Reverses Secret Native Title Policy
The Queensland government has reversed a secret policy to contest all new native title claims in court, after a federal court judge demanded an explanation for halted negotiations with Cape York traditional owners.
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In 2025, Elon Musk launched Doge, a controversial initiative to overhaul US federal systems using gaming principles, AI, and teenage coders, sparking debates on surveillance and governance.
US No Longer a Liberal Democracy, Warns Global Watchdog
The V-Dem Institute reports the US has lost its liberal democracy status, with unprecedented democratic backsliding under Trump, while autocracy spreads across Europe.
Hungarian Thriller Sparks Election Tension Parallels
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FCC Chair Carr's Threats Echo Trump's Media Demands
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Trump Used Unverified Intel to Blame Iran for School Strike
Donald Trump relied on an early, dismissed US intelligence assessment to accuse Iran of a deadly school missile strike, despite later evidence showing it was a US Tomahawk, sources disclose.
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Mongolian Politicians Face Jail After Vote for PM's Resignation
Young Mongolian politicians, including former deputy speaker Bulgantuya Khürelbaatar, face lengthy prison sentences for a parliamentary vote demanding the prime minister's resignation, sparking fears of authoritarianism.
US-Iran War Costs Billions, Hurts American Citizens
The escalating US-Israeli military operations against Iran have already cost American taxpayers over $12 billion, with funds that could have addressed critical domestic issues like education and homelessness.
Starmer Advised to Boost EU Ties and Local Powers for Labour Unity
Political strategist John McTernan advises Keir Starmer to strengthen EU relations and empower local councils to foster Labour unity and capitalise on current crises for transformative change.
Farage Cameo Videos Show Backing for Neo-Nazis and Rioters
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SA Donation Ban Raises Lobbyist Influence Concerns
South Australia's new laws banning political donations have experts warning that powerful lobby groups could dominate election discourse, with third-party spending not fully disclosed until after polls close.
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Rachel Reeves Gives Second Mais Lecture on Key Economic Themes
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