Starmer defends government over Rwanda scheme
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has surprisingly defended the government's position on the Rwanda scheme while facing Conservative accusations of hypocrisy over his own immigration stance.
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Starmer refuses birthday wishes for Sunak
Labour leader Keir Starmer refuses to send birthday wishes to PM Rishi Sunak, citing 'more pressing matters' amid heated election campaign tensions.
Starmer: Next government faces worst inheritance since WWII
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer confronts 'darkest hour' for public services as Institute for Fiscal Studies exposes dire economic reality awaiting next Prime Minister.
Cruz compares Backstreet Boys to JFK in Bondi testimony
Republican Senator Ted Cruz has sparked controversy by drawing unexpected parallels between pop culture and historical events during intense congressional testimony about the Bondi stabbing incident.
Guardian Issues Corrections Across Political and Financial Reporting
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup addresses errors across political reporting, financial coverage, and cultural stories, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to accuracy and transparency in journalism.
Gaza Protesters Storm Australian Parliament Chamber
Australian Parliament was thrown into turmoil as pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted proceedings, forcing MPs to evacuate the chamber in unprecedented security breach during heated Question Time debates.
Labour MP's stark warning: Party can't sugarcoat crisis
Shadow Leader Lucy Powell delivers brutal assessment of Labour's struggles, warning against 'sugarcoating' the party's dire situation amid policy U-turns and internal divisions.
Trump backs government shutdown in border policy fight
Former President Donald Trump urges Republicans to force government shutdown over border policies, while Democrats remain united against spending bill demands. Political stalemate threatens essential services.
UK Palestine Protests Mark 7 October Anniversary
Major demonstrations unfolded across Britain as thousands marched in solidarity with Palestine, marking two years since the Hamas attacks amid heightened security and political tensions.
Labour's Powell vows tough AI talks with tech giants
Shadow Culture Secretary Lucy Powell pledges to challenge Big Tech on AI safety and misinformation in exclusive Mirror interview, promising Labour will prioritise public protection over corporate interests.
China's 'Carte Blanche' Spy Operation Exposed in UK
Exclusive investigation reveals how Chinese intelligence agents operated with virtual impunity across the UK, accessing sensitive parliamentary areas and targeting officials in sophisticated espionage campaign.
Texas National Guard Deployed to Chicago
In an unprecedented move, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has dispatched National Guard troops to Chicago, escalating his border security campaign to Democratic strongholds. The deployment marks a dramatic new phase in the ongoing battle over immigration enfor
Tories propose 'British ICE' and expanded stop-and-search
Kemi Badenoch reveals Conservative blueprint for new immigration enforcement unit and strengthened police powers, sparking immediate civil liberties concerns.
Ella Baron Cartoon Targets Pro-Palestine Protests and Starmer
A powerful new political cartoon by Ella Baron captures the escalating debate around pro-Palestine demonstrations and Keir Starmer's response to Hamas, revealing deep divisions in British politics.
Jon Stewart's blistering Trump attack goes viral
Comedian Jon Stewart launched a blistering critique of Donald Trump's vulgar 'sex slur' comments in his highly anticipated Daily Show comeback, delivering a powerful monologue that's gone viral across social media platforms.
Reform Party shakes Westminster as Tories face crisis
Bob Wylie's Reform Party gains momentum with anti-establishment rhetoric while Conservatives struggle with internal divisions and declining support in key constituencies.
Farage 'Genuinely Worried' by TikTok Death Threat - Court
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage experienced genuine fear after receiving an alleged death threat on TikTok, Westminster Magistrates' Court hears in disturbing social media case.
French political chaos fuels Marine Le Pen's far-right surge
As France's political establishment falters, Marine Le Pen's National Rally capitalises on the turmoil. Analysis reveals how internal divisions and failed policies are creating the perfect storm for far-right advancement.
Senator Kennedy's memoir blasts Trump, Biden and 'wokesters'
Outspoken US Senator John Kennedy unleashes fiery criticism of both Donald Trump and Joe Biden in his explosive new memoir, taking aim at political extremes and 'woke' culture in a no-holds-barred political commentary.
Lord Howarth's Final Political Plea From Beyond Grave
Labour peer Lord Howarth of Newport's remarkable posthumous letter calls for political renewal and civility in public life, offering a powerful critique from beyond the grave.
Starmer's Best Friend Reveals Their 20-Year Bond
Shadow Leader of the Commons Lucy Powell opens up about her 20-year friendship with Keir Starmer, sharing intimate details about their bond and how it shapes Labour's political strategy.
Badenoch: Stop asking Farage to join Tories
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch delivers a blistering response to colleagues urging Nigel Farage to join Conservatives, calling it 'patronising nonsense' that disrespects party members.
Tory Civil War: Badenoch and Jenrick Clash Over Farage
Cabinet ministers Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick engage in public confrontation over Nigel Farage's Conservative future and immigration policy, exposing deep party divisions ahead of potential election defeat.
Reform UK candidate: 'I'd prefer people didn't vote for me'
Reform UK faces embarrassment as their Kent by-election candidate tells ITV News he doesn't want votes, while Mel Stride warns of party's 'profoundly damaging' impact on Conservatives.
Badenoch refuses three times to confirm tax payments
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch faces criticism after repeatedly refusing to confirm she'd paid her taxes in a tense BBC exchange, while defending controversial remarks about Diane Abbott.
Labour support collapses amid British Army personnel crisis
Shocking new polling reveals Labour support collapsing while British Army faces personnel shortages. Defence experts warn of national security implications.
French Defence Minister Lecornu Out in Macron Reshuffle
France's Defence Minister Sébastien Lecornu exits government as President Macron assembles new team after election setback reshapes political landscape.
Badenoch channels Thatcher in Tory conference speech
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch invoked Margaret Thatcher's legacy while attacking Labour's economic policies in a powerful Conservative conference address that positioned her as a potential future leader.
Wales's New First Minister Slams Westminster as Out of Touch
Vaughan Gething accuses UK government of political failure and calls for renewed focus on Welsh priorities in powerful first address as First Minister
Macron's key ally resigns, triggering government crisis
French President Emmanuel Macron faces deepening political crisis as close ally Gérald Darmanin unexpectedly resigns from government, rocking the administration just months before critical European elections.
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