Labour's May Elections: Leadership Gridlock Awaits
Labour pauses infighting for May elections, but leadership contest looms with problematic candidates like Burnham, Rayner, and Streeting.
Labour pauses infighting for May elections, but leadership contest looms with problematic candidates like Burnham, Rayner, and Streeting.
The World Press Freedom Index reveals the lowest average score in 25 years, with over half of countries facing difficult or very serious conditions for media freedom.
The Guardian argues that Trump's attacks on science have politicised researchers, breaking the post-war compact of state funding without interference.
Dozens of hereditary peers whose seats were abolished have been handed life peerages, allowing their return to the Lords as Starmer pushes reforms.
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RecommendedSenator Jack Reed accused Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of giving President Trump a dangerously exaggerated picture of the war in Iran, calling it an unauthorized conflict that American families bear the cost of.
Keir Starmer pledges to stamp out antisemitism after Golders Green stabbing, as UK terror threat level rises to 'severe' and calls for stronger action grow.
Trump signed bipartisan legislation funding most of DHS except immigration enforcement, ending a 75-day shutdown that threatened airport chaos and revealed GOP divisions.
Solicitors report a flood of last-minute section 21 eviction notices before the ban takes effect in England on Friday, as tenants face housing shortages.
The US Congress passed a 45-day extension of Section 702 FISA powers, avoiding a midnight deadline. Critics demand warrant requirements to prevent abuse against Americans, but leadership resists reforms.
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RecommendedDonald Trump tells Germany's chancellor to 'fix his broken country' and suggests possible troop withdrawals from Italy and Spain, escalating transatlantic tensions.
Research reveals nearly twice as many men as women are standing in UK local, mayoral and devolved elections, with no party achieving gender parity.
New Green MP Hannah Spencer criticises parliament's drinking culture, but columnist Gaby Hinsliff argues that to change it, we must address the root causes: late-night voting, loneliness, and pack bonding.
Former Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk discusses her resilience shaped by miscarriage and IVF, her new memoir, and her disappointment at the reversal of her renewable energy policies.
Felicity Barnard, Ascot's CEO, discusses her transition from football to racing, the uniqueness of Royal Ascot, and the track's role in the sport's future.
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RecommendedPrime Minister Anthony Albanese rejects speculation about changes to the capital gains tax discount, saying the upcoming budget aims to help young people buy homes.
The Renters' Rights Act bans no-fault evictions, introduces pet request rights, limits rent increases, and more. Here's what tenants and landlords need to know.
Georg Baselitz, the provocative German artist who painted upside down and declared he had 'no talent,' has died aged 88. He was a key figure in postwar art.
King Charles and Queen Camilla ended their US State Visit with a heartfelt message, thanking Americans for their warmth and support during the four-day trip.
A journalist reflects on Westminster's drinking culture after a new MP's comments, sharing personal experiences of unwanted advances and pressure to drink, and calling for modernisation.
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RecommendedKing Charles's address to US Congress earned 12 standing ovations and praise from anti-monarchists, blending humour, diplomacy, and pointed references to Ukraine and NATO.
Myanmar's former leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from prison to house arrest after more than five years in solitary confinement, following a commutation of her sentence.
King Charles III arrives in Bermuda for a three-day tour following a successful state visit to the US, where President Trump agreed to remove tariffs on Scotch whisky.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced tough Senate questions on Iran war costs, strategy, and insider trading, offering slogans instead of answers.
President Donald Trump has threatened to reduce tens of thousands of US troops stationed in Germany, Italy, and Spain, criticizing NATO allies for lack of support in the Iran war.
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RecommendedSteven Gerrard is odds-on favourite to become Burnley manager after Scott Parker's departure. Meanwhile, Danny Murphy suggests Luis Enrique as a potential replacement for Arne Slot at Liverpool.
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry urges his former club to embrace the challenge of a busy fixture list, while Cesc Fabregas is reportedly seen as a long-term option for the Arsenal manager role.
King Charles has arrived in Bermuda for a three-day royal tour following a successful state visit to the US, where President Trump agreed to remove tariffs on Scottish whisky.
King Charles landed in Bermuda on Friday after a four-day state visit to the US, where President Trump hailed him as 'the greatest King'. The monarch's visit includes conservation and heritage events.
Angela Scanlon has emerged as a surprise frontrunner to host Strictly Come Dancing after secret auditions, as the BBC seeks replacements for Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly amid a show shake-up.
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RecommendedMet Police will review pro-Palestine marches after Golders Green stabbings; terror threat raised to severe. Rowley clashes with Polanski over officer criticism.