The High Court's ruling against the proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation leaves ministers in a difficult position, accused of tyranny yet unable to control the group's activities.
The BBC World Service faces critical challenges in funding and political pressures, threatening its role as a global beacon of impartial journalism and British influence.
Republican Nancy Mace alleges the Justice Department surveilled lawmakers after photos revealed Attorney General Pam Bondi's notes containing search histories during a contentious hearing.
Exclusive investigation reveals Peter Mandelson flew on Oleg Deripaska's private jet to EU-Russia summit in 2004, raising questions about undeclared Kremlin links.
President Trump shows support for Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick by including him on Air Force One trip to Fort Bragg, despite calls for resignation over Epstein ties.
Reform UK candidate Matt Goodwin faces backlash for suggesting women need a 'biological reality' check and higher taxes for childless people, drawing comparisons to dystopian fiction.
Sarah Mulholland praises King Charles for supporting police over Prince Andrew claims, urging all men to confront male violence against women and girls across society.
Guardian readers respond to a call to ban 'thank you', arguing it's a meaningful gesture of kindness and recognition for hard-working service staff.
Lord Peter Mandelson has been summoned by a US congressional committee to provide evidence regarding his connections to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, as part of an ongoing investigation into the scandal.
Three Independent journalists are shortlisted for the 2026 Press Awards, with nominations across health, foreign reporting, travel, and campaign categories, highlighting their impactful work.
Democratic Senator John Fetterman criticises his party for withholding DHS funds and talking down to voters, while explaining his lone vote for funding and calling for Secretary Noem's removal.
A new cartoon by Martin Rowson critiques Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership and the perceived influence of Peter Mandelson, sparking debate on political dynamics.
Attorney General Pam Bondi removed Abigail Slater, a longtime loyalist to Vice President JD Vance, from her top antitrust role amid irreconcilable differences and complaints about name-dropping.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan strongly suggests he will run for a fourth term in 2028, addressing potential rivals and defending his record on immigration and crime.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch told her party's Welsh conference that only the Tories care about maintaining the United Kingdom's unity, attacking rivals ahead of May's Senedd elections.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar reveals he stood by his calls for Keir Starmer to resign during a private conversation, joking about taking the 'nuclear option' twice in one week.
Businessman Paul McManus will fund the misfeasance action naming Nicola Sturgeon and Leslie Evans, continuing the late first minister's quest for accountability.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar confirms he did not retract his demand for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to quit during their Thursday phone conversation, while emphasising party unity ahead of May elections.
A High Court ruling deems the Palestine Action ban unlawful, while extremists planned a mass murder in Manchester and Zelensky receives a chilling warning.
Paul McManus, a millionaire businessman and drummer for Gun, will fund Alex Salmond's misfeasance case against Nicola Sturgeon and Leslie Evans, continuing the legal battle posthumously.
Paul McManus, a millionaire businessman and drummer for Scottish band Gun, has assumed legal rights to continue Alex Salmond's misfeasance case against senior Scottish Government figures including Nicola Sturgeon.
The French government's plan to send letters urging 29-year-olds to have children has ignited fierce debate. Readers call it insulting and out of touch with the economic pressures facing women today.
The US Justice Department has sued Harvard University to compel the release of documents related to its admissions process, following a Supreme Court ruling on race-conscious policies. The lawsuit does not allege discrimination.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar reveals he reiterated his call for Keir Starmer to quit during a phone conversation, joking he took the 'nuclear option' twice in one week while feeling 'liberated' ahead of Holyrood elections.
The UK government released controversial decisions on NHS pay, transgender guidance, and civil service departures just before Parliament's recess began, sparking immediate backlash.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says Labour is 'done' after decades of taking votes for granted, ahead of the Gorton and Denton by-election where Greens and Reform UK vie for the seat.
A Scottish Anglican priest highlights the disparity in same-sex marriage policies between England and Scotland, criticising the Church of England's recent decision to disallow blessing ceremonies.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar confirms he did not retract his demand for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to quit during their Thursday phone conversation, while emphasizing election focus.
Donald Trump has pardoned five former NFL players, including one posthumously, for crimes like perjury and drug trafficking, with the White House citing a commitment to second chances.
President Donald Trump has pardoned five former professional football players, including a posthumous clemency, for offenses ranging from perjury to drug trafficking, announced by White House pardon czar Alice Marie Johnson.