Albanese's Kindness Politics Tested as One Nation Surges
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's 'politics of kindness' faces a critical test as One Nation's support soars and the Coalition fragments, creating an opportunity for more inclusive leadership.
Category : Westminster
Boyce Challenges Littleproud for Nationals Leadership
Nationals MP Colin Boyce announces he will move a motion to spill the party leadership next week, challenging David Littleproud amid Coalition turmoil.
Trump Demands Honest Probe into Minneapolis Protester Killing
President Donald Trump calls for a thorough investigation into the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis, as backlash grows over immigration enforcement tactics.
Ilhan Omar Attacked at Town Hall by Man Demanding Resignation
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was targeted by an assailant who shouted for her to resign and sprayed an unknown liquid during a town hall event in Minneapolis.
Starmer's Legal Role in Landmark Soldier Case Revealed
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's involvement in a 2007 human rights case reshaped laws on military accountability, leading to fresh inquiries into British soldiers in Iraq.
GOP Senators Call for Noem to Resign After Minnesota Shooting
Two Republican senators have publicly called for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to resign following controversial remarks about a fatal shooting in Minnesota, with growing bipartisan criticism emerging.
Angela Rayner Hints at Political Comeback After Burnham Block
Former deputy PM Angela Rayner suggests a return to frontline politics as Labour faces internal division over blocking Andy Burnham from a Manchester by-election.
Nationals MP Col Boyce to Challenge Littleproud in Leadership Spill
Queensland Nationals MP Col Boyce announces a spill motion against party leader David Littleproud, citing the decision to end the Coalition agreement as a key reason for the challenge.
Labour Forces Vote on Hospital Scandal Records Disclosure
Scottish Labour is staging a parliamentary vote demanding SNP ministers publish all communications related to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital infection scandal.
First Female Archbishop of Canterbury Confirmed
Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the first woman to lead the Church of England as Archbishop of Canterbury, pledging to guide with calmness and compassion.
Trump Sticks to Economy in Iowa as Minnesota Shooting Sparks GOP Calls
Donald Trump avoided addressing the Minnesota Border Patrol shooting during his Iowa rally, focusing instead on economic achievements as Republican senators demand Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's resignation.
Corbyn's Party Struck Off Companies Register
Jeremy Corbyn has applied to remove his new political party, Your Party, from the Companies House register just months after its launch, following internal disputes with co-founder Zarah Sultana.
Tory Demands London Grooming Gang Inquiry Module
Conservative London Assembly leader Susan Hall calls for a dedicated 'London module' in the national grooming gang inquiry, challenging Mayor Sadiq Khan's stance on the issue.
Union Boss Warns Starmer Over Burnham Blocking
Unison General Secretary Andrea Egan issues stark warning to Keir Starmer over blocking Andy Burnham from Parliament, threatening to break ranks as Labour factionalism grows.
Badenoch Hits Out at Labour and Reform 'Psychodrama'
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch will denounce Labour and Reform UK's internal battles as political 'psychodrama' while urging Tory moderates to 'move on' from past divisions.
Judge Blocks Virginia Democrats' Redistricting Plan
A Virginia circuit judge has ruled a Democratic-led constitutional amendment for redrawing congressional districts illegal, dealing a setback to party efforts ahead of November's midterm elections.
Trump Heckled in Iowa Amid Growing Administration Anger
Donald Trump's rally speech in Iowa was repeatedly disrupted by protesters as he made false election claims and addressed a controversial ICE killing.
Angela Rayner Eyes Comeback, Criticises Labour Leadership
Labour MP Angela Rayner signals potential return to government, criticising current leadership and reportedly gathering support for possible challenge against Keir Starmer.
Liberals Must Reclaim Economic Leadership to Counter Nationals-Lite Image
Analysis reveals the Liberal Party's decline as it mimics the Nationals, losing urban seats. To recover, it must refocus on economic management and housing, addressing voter anxiety and fragmentation.
Biden Slams Minneapolis ICE Shootings, Criticises Trump
Former President Joe Biden has issued a strong statement condemning the fatal ICE shootings in Minneapolis, accusing the Trump administration of violating America's core constitutional principles.
Labour MPs Rebel Over Burnham By-Election Block
Around 50 Labour MPs have signed a letter protesting the party's decision to block Andy Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election, calling it a 'remote stitch-up'.
Trump Faces Historic Turning Point as Immigration Backlash Grows
Donald Trump's approval rating sinks to record low following Minneapolis shootings, with immigration becoming his biggest liability according to exclusive Daily Mail polling data.
Labour's Burnham Block Exposes Starmer's Weakness
Labour's decision to block Andy Burnham from a by-election reveals Keir Starmer's fragile leadership while Anas Sarwar faces electoral disaster in Scotland over women's rights and policy missteps.
Democrats Push for Kristi Noem Impeachment Over Fatal Shootings
More than 150 House Democrats are demanding Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's impeachment following fatal shootings by federal officers in Minneapolis, threatening constitutional investigations.
Guardian Corrections: Warrington, Fremantle, Exeter, Rusholme
The Guardian has published a series of corrections and clarifications, addressing errors related to Warrington's status, Fremantle's spelling, Sajid Javid's university, and Rusholme's constituency.
Trump DOJ Accused of Extorting Minnesota for Voter Data
The Trump administration faces accusations of 'extortion' and 'blackmail' after demanding Minnesota hand over sensitive voter registration information in exchange for withdrawing federal officers.
Trump's ICE Retreat Questioned Amid Minnesota Tensions
Analysis of Donald Trump's apparent ICE policy reversal in Minnesota, his Truth Social posts on Iraq, and the ongoing fallout from the Alex Pretti shooting incident.
GOP's Tax Refund Strategy Aims to Sway Midterm Voters
Republicans have designed tax legislation to deliver larger refunds this season, hoping this financial boost will neutralise Democratic affordability arguments in the November midterms.
Westminster's Historic Gas Lamps Saved from LED Replacement
Twenty-one historic gas lamps around the Palace of Westminster have received listed status protection, preserving them from replacement with modern LED alternatives following a long campaign.
Democrat Fundraiser's Nazi Grandfather Tribute Causes Fury
Kelly Neumann, a Democratic fundraising co-chair in Michigan, faces criticism after sharing a Veterans Day tribute honouring her grandfather who fought for the Nazis in WWII.
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