Trump’s £225m White House Ballroom Sparks Outrage as Historic East Wing Demolished
Trump demolishes White House East Wing for a £225m ballroom, sparking outrage from historians and preservationists.
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Thousands March For Gaza Ceasefire In London Protest
Thousands march in London for Gaza ceasefire, demanding lasting peace and end to apartheid, amid counter-protests and government review of protest laws.
Farage Humiliated as By-Election 'Stunt' Backfires with Boycott from Rivals
Nigel Farage's plan to trigger a by-election in Clacton backfires as all major parties boycott the vote, calling it a 'desperate stunt' amid sleaze allegations.
Trump Spokesman Denies Death Rumours Amid Health Speculation
White House denies Trump death rumours after health speculation spikes; president's medical history and recent scans questioned.
Starmer Denies Digital ID Plan Change Is Another U-Turn
Starmer denies digital ID plan change is a U-turn after dropping mandatory card requirement, facing Tory criticism.
Megyn Kelly Warns Iran War a 'Disaster' for US and Global Economy
Megyn Kelly slams Iran war as 'disaster' for America, warns of economic fallout on fuel and airlines, and advises Trump to negotiate with Iran.
Four Scenarios That Could Topple Sir Keir Starmer
Labour MPs discuss four possible ways to remove Sir Keir Starmer as leader, including a formal challenge and pressure tactics.
Burnham Mocks Farage with Count Binface Jibe Over Clacton By-Election
Andy Burnham mocked Nigel Farage by posting an image with Count Binface, as the Reform UK leader faces criticism over resigning to trigger a Clacton by-election amid financial allegations.
Billy Ray Cyrus Defends Trump, Cites Father's Advice
Billy Ray Cyrus defends Trump in Sky News interview, citing his father's advice and saying being president is tough.
Reeves Urged to Tax Companies Profiting from Middle East Crisis
Rachel Reeves urged to tax windfall profits from Middle East crisis to fund cost-of-living support for UK households.
Ex-Google Exec Matt Brittin Named BBC Director General
Matt Brittin, former Google executive, expected to be named BBC director general within days, replacing Tim Davie.
FBI Director Kash Patel Ridiculed by Far Right Over Handling of Charlie Kirk Killing
FBI Director Kash Patel faces far-right mockery over handling of Charlie Kirk killing and Valhalla remark.
GMB Viewers Slam 'Disrespectful' Interview as Hosts Repeatedly Interrupt Tory MP
GMB viewers fume as Kate Garraway and Ed Balls repeatedly interrupt Tory MP Robert Jenrick during a heated interview about the UK riots.
Stephen A. Smith Rules Out 2028 Presidential Run, Citing Financial Sacrifice
Stephen A. Smith rules out 2028 presidential run, citing unwillingness to give up his nearly $40 million annual income from ESPN and SiriusXM.
Trump’s Iran War Leaves Global Economy Exposed as US Remains Resilient
Trump's Iran war devastates Asian and European economies while US remains resilient due to domestic energy, exposing shift from global guardian to chaos arbiter.
Dutch Coalition Talks Collapse as D66 Quits Over Migration
Dutch coalition talks collapse after 61 days as D66 quits over migration policy disagreement.
Ruth Ellis Granted Conditional Pardon by King Charles
King Charles has accepted Government advice to grant a conditional pardon to Ruth Ellis, the last woman executed in the UK, who was hanged in 1955.
Fifa Allows Afghan Women Refugees As Official Team
Fifa allows Afghan women refugees to compete as official national team, bypassing Taliban ban on women's sports.
New Labour psychodrama grips TikTok teens
TikTok teenagers are obsessed with New Labour psychodrama, creating viral edits of Blair-Brown rivalry and political figures from the 1990s.
Homelessness Minister Rushanara Ali Resigns Over Tenant Eviction Claims
Rushanara Ali resigns as homelessness minister after evicting tenants and re-letting property at higher rent, sparking hypocrisy accusations.
Ed Husic: Rebel or Bitter? Former Minister's Aukus Stance Sparks Debate
Ed Husic's Aukus criticism sparks debate on whether he is a rebel or bitter former minister, with Labor colleagues divided.
Labour's Deputy Leadership Race Begins After Rayner Resigns
Angela Rayner's resignation as deputy Labour leader triggers an internal election to find her successor, with potential candidates from the left.
Elon Musk Threatens to Sue US Lawmaker Over Claim That DOGE Cuts Led to Child Deaths
Elon Musk threatens to sue US lawmaker Ro Khanna over claim that DOGE cuts to USAID may have led to 4.5 million child deaths.
Reeves Signals Full Removal of Two-Child Benefit Cap in Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals full removal of two-child benefit cap in Budget, saying children should not be penalised for family size.
Badenoch Slams Reeves Over Iran War Cost Of Living Crisis
Kemi Badenoch criticises Rachel Reeves for focusing on Iran war instead of cost of living crisis. Reeves had expressed anger at Trump's war decision.
Starmer Accused of Dereliction Over Mandelson Appointment
Starmer admits mistake over Mandelson appointment, accuses Robbins of obstructing vetting truth; ISC to review documents.
Senate Advances Mullin Nomination for DHS Secretary
Senate votes 54-37 to limit debate on Markwayne Mullin's nomination for DHS secretary; final confirmation vote expected Monday.
Starmer Denies Cover-Up Claims Over Mandelson Files
Ministers accused of cover-up over withheld Mandelson files; Starmer denies, next release delayed to June.
Gabbard Grilled Over Omitted Iran Nuclear Testimony
Tulsi Gabbard faces Senate questions over omitting Iran nuclear findings from testimony, as strikes deemed strategic success.
Michael Gove Says Attacks on Ex-Wife Sarah Vine 'Hurt So Much'
Michael Gove says personal attacks on ex-wife Sarah Vine after leaked email were the most painful part of his political career.
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