Jewish Voters Abandon Labour Over Antisemitism
Jewish voters are abandoning Labour over antisemitism and leftward shift, with support potentially falling to 6% in upcoming election.
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Trump in ‘Excellent Health’ After Medical Check, Doctor Says
Trump's doctor says he is in excellent health but advises weight loss; federal judge reopens IRS settlement lawsuit.
Trump’s presidency is what evil looks like: absurd, frightening, cruel
Nesrine Malik argues Trump's absurdity and lack of ideology make him more dangerous, not less, drawing parallels to historical authoritarians.
Trump Accused of Racism After Clash with Asian American Reporter
Trump accused of racism after telling Asian American reporter to 'ask China' about coronavirus testing; follows Twitter rant.
Badenoch's Tory Conference Speech: A Blueprint or Suicide?
Kemi Badenoch delivers her first Tory conference speech amid low expectations and party divisions, with critics calling it a futile exercise.
Labour's Housing Promise Falls Flat: 2,100 Homes Started
Labour's 1.5m homes pledge faces obstacles: soaring costs, planning delays, and a lack of apprenticeships despite high demand for construction training.
Labour's Softened China Stance Reinforced by Dropped Spy Case
Labour's softened China stance is reinforced after dropping a spy case, with critics warning of a return to the 'golden era' of relations despite ongoing security threats.
Swinney Accuses Reform UK Leader of Being 'Completely Out of Touch' After Boast of Six Houses
John Swinney criticises Reform UK's Malcolm Offord for boasting about owning six houses, five cars and six boats during a TV debate, calling him out of touch with ordinary Scots.
Schumer Strikes Deal to Avert Government Shutdown, Demands ICE Reforms
Schumer agrees to advance spending bills to avert government shutdown, demanding DHS funding reforms to rein in ICE after deaths in Minneapolis.
Andy Burnham Rules Out Compensation for Waspi Women
Andy Burnham rules out financial compensation for Waspi women but open to other benefits like subsidised transport.
Chelsea Close to Appointing Xabi Alonso as Manager Next Week
Chelsea hope to confirm Xabi Alonso as new manager next week after accelerating talks; Alonso previously managed Bayer Leverkusen and Real Madrid.
Ed Balls Stumbles in Heated GMB Interview with Zia Yusuf
Ed Balls stutters during heated GMB interview with Zia Yusuf over Nigel Farage's by-election and parliamentary standards.
Norman Conquest Had Limited Genetic Impact, Medieval Skeletons Reveal
DNA analysis of medieval skeletons shows Norman Conquest had limited genetic impact, while earlier Anglo-Saxon migrations left significant traces.
Jeanine Pirro Tapped Inexperienced Lawyers for Failed Case Against Democrats
Jeanine Pirro's office tapped inexperienced lawyers for a failed case against six Democratic lawmakers, with a grand jury declining to indict.
Labour MPs Face Pressure for Australia-Style Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Over 100,000 people urge MPs to ban social media for under-16s, as PM Starmer hints at Australia-style move.
Starmer Says Labour Can Win Next Election Under Burnham
Keir Starmer says Labour should win next election under Andy Burnham, based on his achievements, and holds no personal animosity toward his likely successor.
Macron Accuses Rivals of Fuelling Chaos, Rejects Resignation Calls
Macron blames rivals for instability, rejects resignation calls as France faces political crisis with new government under PM Lecornu.
Trump Invokes Emergency Powers to Federalise Washington DC Police
Trump invokes emergency powers to federalise Washington DC police, citing crime and comparing capital to third world country.
Starmer Furious Over Mandelson Vetting Scandal
PM Starmer says not being told Mandelson failed vetting is 'unforgivable', blames Foreign Office, sacks top civil servant.
FBI Raid on Ohio Voting Rights Group Raises Midterm Concerns
FBI raid on Ohio voting rights group sparks fears of pre-midterm crackdown on voter registration efforts.
Pressure grows on Starmer to sack chief of staff over briefing row
Starmer faces growing calls to sack chief of staff Morgan McSweeney after briefing row with Wes Streeting, as Labour MPs demand consequences.
Labour's Constitutional Overhaul Plan Sparks Lords Reform Debate
Labour unveils Gordon Brown's 40-point plan to replace the Lords with an elected chamber, devolve power and curb wealth influence, sparking constitutional debate.
Labour Ministers Slam Burnham's 'Get It Done' Attitude Amid Bond Market Turmoil
Labour infighting escalates as Starmer and ministers slam Andy Burnham's bond market comments, warning of Truss-style economic risks.
Starmer Warns of Tough Tax Decisions Ahead
Keir Starmer warns of tough tax decisions and further hardship as Labour blames Tory legacy for economic and societal black hole.
Trump's Election Emergency Plan For Power Grab Exposed
Trump falsely claims Democrats rigged California election by adding polling place, but Republican mayor requested it. Experts warn he could use pandemic to undermine November results.
Teenage Reform UK Council Leader Faces No Confidence Vote
Teenage Reform UK council leader George Finch faces a no confidence vote after allegations of bringing Warwickshire into disrepute.
Reeves Warns Against Risking Economic Stability Amid Leadership Battle
Chancellor Rachel Reeves warns against leadership battle risking economic stability, as UK growth beats forecasts in March despite Iran war.
Nationals MP Colin Boyce to Challenge Littleproud in Leadership Spill
Nationals MP Colin Boyce challenges David Littleproud for leadership, warning party faces 'political cliff' after Coalition split.
Wales's New First Minister Slams Westminster As Out Of Touch
Plaid Cymru's Rhun ap Iorwerth becomes first minister after historic election win, criticises Westminster as out of touch.
Trump Administration Releases FBI Files on MLK Jr Despite Family Objections
Trump administration releases 200,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr, despite family opposition and concerns over timing.
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