Starmer Urges Cabinet Discipline In Critical 2026 Year
Keir Starmer faces cabinet pressure to resign after electoral defeats, with over 70 Labour MPs calling for his departure.
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Trump Warns Starmer Chagos Islands Deal a 'Big Mistake' Amid Falklands Caution
Trump warns Starmer against Chagos Islands deal, calls it a 'big mistake', despite earlier US backing. UK defends agreement as crucial for military base.
MP Reveals PTSD After Rape, Slams Justice System Delays
Labour MP Charlotte Nichols reveals she waited 1,088 days for her rape case to reach court, criticises justice system delays and opposes cuts to jury trials.
Green Party's By-Election Win Signals Trouble for Labour in London
Labour's defeat in the Gorton and Denton by-election to the Greens signals potential losses in London, with voter shifts and defections threatening the party's stronghold.
Tory Party's Thatcher Obsession: From Legacy to Cult
Analysis of the Conservative Party's growing cult-like obsession with Margaret Thatcher, from memorabilia to conference displays.
Trump's 'Pay-to-Play' Politics Fuel a 'New Gilded Age', Experts Warn
Experts warn Trump's pay-to-play politics create a new gilded age as donors gain influence and benefits amid rising costs for Americans.
Political Betting Boom Sparks Insider Trading Fears
Online prediction markets boom with $200M in political bets, sparking insider trading fears and calls for regulation.
Incoming Archbishop of Canterbury Warns Immigration Debate 'Dividing Us' in Christmas Sermon
Incoming Archbishop of Canterbury warns immigration debate divides UK, urges unity in Christmas sermon.
Assisted Dying Bill Supporters Eye Parliament Act Bypass
Supporters of assisted dying bill plan to use 1911 Parliament Act to bypass Lords delays, risking political backlash.
Arsenal Premier League Champions After Man City Draw
Arsenal win first Premier League title in 22 years after Manchester City draw with Bournemouth, ending a long drought.
Trump: Starmer Would Have Surrendered Ukraine
Trump attacks Starmer over Ukraine stance, claiming he would have surrendered; tensions rise over Iran war and UK refusal to join strikes.
Mp Accuses Latham Of Abusive Obsession In Tribunal
NSW MP Alex Greenwich tells tribunal Mark Latham has an 'abusive obsession' with him, in a case over a homophobic tweet and harassment.
Thousands in Tel Aviv Protest Demand Netanyahu Resign Over Gaza War
Thousands protest in Tel Aviv demanding Netanyahu resign over Gaza war and hostage deal with Hamas.
Sturgeon Opens Up on Arrest, Divorce, and Hints at 'Secret Rendezvous'
Nicola Sturgeon opens up about her arrest, divorce, and hints at a 'secret rendezvous' in a candid TV interview.
Burnham's Westminster Return A Depp Like Dilemma
Story of the year-long project to return Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to Westminster, culminating in his reception by MPs.
25 Arrested and 26 Officers Injured as Far-Right Rally Led by Tommy Robinson Sparks London Clashes
25 arrested, 26 officers injured as over 110,000 attend Tommy Robinson's far-right rally in London, featuring hate speech and clashes.
Trump Team in Fresh War of Words with US Media
Trump administration clashes with media over inauguration crowd sizes and 'alternative facts', sparking concerns about credibility and national security.
FBI Director Kash Patel Scraps Surveillance Oversight Unit
FBI Director Kash Patel shuts down internal auditing office set up to monitor Fisa surveillance compliance, sparking concerns over privacy and oversight.
Trump Social Media Bans Come Too Late, Experts Warn
Experts say social media bans on Trump are too late, as his posts incited the Capitol attack after years of unchecked propaganda.
Scottish Labour Faces Existential Crisis as No-Confidence Vote Looms
Scottish Labour faces existential crisis as rebels table no-confidence vote in leader Richard Leonard, with union support wavering.
Ryanair Cuts 12 Routes and Closes Thessaloniki Base for Winter
Ryanair closes Thessaloniki base, cancels 12 routes for winter, citing high airport costs in Greece.
Scenic Road Trip Along Britain's Oldest Border
A three-day road trip along the 160-mile England-Wales border, following Offa's Dyke, visiting castles, Tintern Abbey, and Hay-on-Wye.
Royal Navy Captain Steps Back Over Relationship with MP Joani Reid
Royal Navy captain steps back over relationship with MP Joani Reid, whose husband faces China spy allegations.
Lib Dems Urge YouTube Ad Regulation Amid Scam Surge
Lib Dems call for urgent regulation of YouTube ads after deepfake and investment scams spread on the platform.
Far-Right Podcaster Quoted Hitler in Telegram Group, Court Told
Far-right podcaster Kristofer Kearney quoted Hitler and shared terror documents on Telegram, court hears.
Biden Apologises for Remarks on Segregationist Senators
Joe Biden apologises for remarks about working with segregationist senators, as he faces criticism from Kamala Harris and Cory Booker.
Trump Campaign Targets Republican Dissenter Thomas Massie
Ousted Republican Thomas Massie warns Trump's party faces rejection in midterms due to 'Trump disappointment syndrome'.
Candace Owens Accuses Erika Kirk of Skipping TPUSA Event Over Ticket Sales
Candace Owens accuses Erika Kirk of lying about security threats to skip a TPUSA event, citing poor ticket sales; Vance defends Kirk.
Minister Defends Government Handling Of China Spy Case
Security minister Dan Jarvis defends government handling of collapsed China spying trial, denies deliberate abandonment.
Albanese Slams One Nation Over Migration and Worker Policies
Albanese criticises One Nation's migration and worker policies, as Hanson's party gains in polls. Taylor urges Liberals not to defect.
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