Trump's Intervention Tarnishes World Cup
Donald Trump's extraordinary intervention has shocked the football world just one week before the World Cup winner is crowned, tarnishing the tournament's legacy.
Category : Westminster
Man arrested on suspicion of murdering Ann Widdecombe
A 26-year-old man is in custody after being arrested on suspicion of murdering former MP and MEP Ann Widdecombe, who was found dead at her home in Haytor, Dartmoor, on Thursday.
Man Arrested for Murder of Ex-MP Ann Widdecombe
A 26-year-old white British man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering former MP and MEP Ann Widdecombe. Police say the crime is not politically motivated.
MI6 Officer Who Secretly Met IRA Dies at 90
Michael Oatley, the MI6 officer who held secret talks with the IRA during the Troubles, has died aged 90. His back-channel communications helped pave the way for the Good Friday Agreement.
Trump's 250ft Arch Clears Key Planning Hurdle
The National Capital Planning Commission granted preliminary approval for Donald Trump's proposed 250ft arch in Washington DC, despite overwhelming public opposition and unresolved height law issues.
Richard Bacon's Union Jack Comments Spark Fury on BBC Newsnight
Richard Bacon's claim that flying the Union Jack signals a desire for a 'more white Britain' sparks fury on BBC Newsnight, dividing social media.
Farage Hails 'Historic Shift' as Reform UK Gains Labour and Tory Voters
Nigel Farage hails Reform UK's local election gains in Labour and Tory areas, but pollsters warn the party may have peaked.
Swinney Accused of 'Faux Outrage' Over Lord Advocate Criticism
Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay accuses First Minister John Swinney of 'faux outrage' over Lord Advocate criticism, claiming it distracts from corruption allegations.
Starmer Faces More Resignations Over Mandelson WhatsApp Messages, Sources Warn
Keir Starmer could face more resignations as next tranche of Mandelson WhatsApp messages may contain damaging details, sources warn.
Andy Burnham Set to Become UK PM by July 20
Andy Burnham is poised to become UK prime minister by July 20 after Sir Keir Starmer's resignation, as he is the only Labour MP to announce his leadership bid.
Labour MPs Deny Antisemitic and Homophobic Allegations
Labour MPs Daniel Carden and Conor McGinn deny allegations of antisemitic and homophobic remarks made during a coach journey in 2018.
The Mandalorian And Grogu A Secret Success For Star Wars
The Mandalorian & Grogu faces lowest opening weekend for a Star Wars film, as franchise struggles with interconnected storytelling and declining interest.
Clooney Urges Biden to Step Aside in Stunning Intervention
George Clooney calls on Joe Biden to step aside in New York Times op-ed, saying the president cannot beat Donald Trump.
Angela Rayner Resigns, Plunging Labour Into Crisis
Angela Rayner resigns as deputy PM after breaching ministerial code over tax; Starmer reshuffles cabinet to manage crisis.
Starmer Under Pressure Over Mandelson Vetting Scandal At PMQs
Starmer faces PMQs amid Mandelson vetting scandal; sacked official Sir Olly Robbins claims pressure from No 10; calls for no-confidence vote.
Minister Defends Colleague Over Birthday Party Meeting
Boris Johnson faces fresh outrage over a lockdown birthday party held in Downing Street, with MPs and bereaved families angered by the breach of Covid rules.
Stride Distances Himself from Jenrick's 'No White Faces' Comments at Tory Conference
Mel Stride distances himself from Robert Jenrick's 'no white faces' comments, while Kemi Badenoch defends him at the Tory conference.
MI5 Warns Chinese Spies Using LinkedIn to Target UK Officials
MI5 warns Chinese spies use LinkedIn to target UK officials and military staff, seeking classified information via fake job ads.
Tories Claim £54bn Burnham Penalty On Borrowing Costs
Bond investors warn Andy Burnham would be 'boxed in' by markets if he borrows more, with Tories claiming a £54bn penalty on borrowing costs.
Ed Miliband Leads Race To Replace Starmer
Leadership race to replace Keir Starmer heats up as Ed Miliband emerges as potential candidate alongside Angela Rayner and Wes Streeting.
Amess Family Calls For Unity After MPs Murder
Boris Johnson leads Commons tributes to Sir David Amess as family urges unity; security measures debated.
Starmer Chairs Cabinet as Mandelson Files Expose Labour Splits
Keir Starmer chairs Cabinet amid Peter Mandelson files exposing Labour splits, with leaked messages from Pat McFadden and criticism of PM's leadership.
TalkTV Breached Impartiality Rules Over Cancelled Elections Claims, Ofcom Rules
Ofcom finds TalkTV breached impartiality rules over claims local elections were cancelled due to fear of Reform UK.
Cassidy Faces Tough Primary After Trump Endorsement
Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy faces a tough primary after Trump endorsed opponent Julia Letlow, testing the power of Trump's endorsement.
El Paso Shooting Unlikely to Shift Texas Gun Culture, Enthusiasts Say
Despite the El Paso shooting that killed 22, Texans and lawmakers remain committed to loose gun laws, citing self-defence and cultural identity.
Badenoch Defies Sunak In Tory Migration Rift
Kemi Badenoch announces Tory plan to leave ECHR and other treaties to boost deportations, defying Sunak's stance.
Starmer Faces Growing Labour Rebellion Over Gaza Stance
Keir Starmer faces a growing Labour rebellion as shadow ministers threaten to resign over his refusal to back a ceasefire in Gaza.
Boehner Memoir Dismisses Trump's Deep State Theory as 'Horseshit'
John Boehner's new memoir slams Trump's Deep State obsession as 'horseshit', calling it destructive and delusional.
Hillary Clinton Testifies in Epstein Probe, Denies Ever Meeting Him
Hillary Clinton testifies she never met Jeffrey Epstein; Democrats demand Trump deposition; Justice Department reviews Epstein files.
Trump Scolds CNN's Kaitlan Collins Over Epstein Questions
Trump scolds CNN's Kaitlan Collins for not smiling during Epstein questions; Democrats hear testimony on immigration crackdown; judge orders ICE compliance.
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