Starmer Criticised For Taylor Swift Remarks During Southport Tragedy
Starmer criticised for focusing on Taylor Swift's reaction after Southport stabbing kills three children at Swift-themed dance class.
Starmer criticised for focusing on Taylor Swift's reaction after Southport stabbing kills three children at Swift-themed dance class.
Reform UK suspends four Kent councillors after leaked video reveals bitter infighting, sparking criticism from rival parties and concerns over council services.
FBI data shows US murder rate fell over 11% in 2023, largest single-year decline in two decades, contradicting Trump's crime claims.
Keir Starmer faces likely exit within a month if Andy Burnham wins Makerfield by-election; fatalistic mood brings out combative best in PM.
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RecommendedAndy Burnham launches Makerfield by-election campaign, calls for new script in politics, and backs EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces.
Sadiq Khan criticises northern England Olympic bid plans, saying excluding London would be a missed opportunity. Ministers support the bid for 2040s.
Guardian Weekly explores US decline, Hungary's election, foreign student debt, and more in the 17 April edition.
Pope Leo XIV's first year saw tensions with Trump, key appointments, and the cancellation of Francis-era initiatives.
Trump says he inherited a mess at home and abroad, and without him the country would be torn to pieces.
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RecommendedBritish crypto billionaire Ben Delo, pardoned by Trump, funds a Westminster hub for anti-woke and rightwing activists, including anti-migration MP Rupert Lowe.
White House blasts Joy Behar for joking about Trump and Iran war; calls her 'talentless hack'.
Keir Starmer refuses to restore the Labour whip for Jeremy Corbyn despite the lifting of his suspension, sparking backlash from leftwingers.
Trump fires Kristi Noem as homeland security secretary, replacing her with Senator Markwayne Mullin amid bipartisan criticism over her leadership and personal conduct.
DWP confirms State Pension age rise to 67 from April 2026, affecting those born between 1960 and 1977. MPs investigate poverty among pre-pensioners.
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RecommendedMPs force government to share Mandelson appointment papers with security committee after backbench revolt over transparency.
Starmer fights for survival after Labour loses 1,400 councillors; 40 MPs call for leadership change.
Keir Starmer's first Labour conference speech as leader focuses on credibility, Brexit, and criticism of Boris Johnson, while facing heckles.
Fact check finds no evidence Green Party leader Zack Polanski said he would deploy military to secure borders; party calls claim 'nonsense'.
Nadhim Zahawi joins Reform UK despite past critical tweets about Nigel Farage, who also previously criticised Zahawi.
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RecommendedAndy Burnham's call for more public control of water and energy lacks specifics, raising questions about his intentions and potential impacts.
YouGov poll shows 46% of Britons back defensive-only stance in Iran; Starmer's position supported but rightwing parties face voter splits.
Keir Starmer's chief of staff Morgan McSweeney resigns over Peter Mandelson US ambassador appointment, citing full responsibility for the controversial advice.
Greens select Chris Kennedy for Makerfield byelection amid fears of splitting vote and allowing Reform to win.
ITV moves Robert Peston's Sunday show to Wednesday evenings after poor ratings, competing with BBC's Newsnight.
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RecommendedWes Streeting backs employers' NI cut and North Sea drilling, sparking debate within Labour.
Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting criticise Tony Blair's essay for ignoring inequality, arguing it is central to Britain's political challenges.
Keir Starmer rebuts Tony Blair's criticism, defending his government's policies and citing a different context from 1997.
Attorney General Lord Hermer says Sir Keir Starmer can survive a leadership challenge after Andy Burnham confirms he will run.
Wes Streeting admits government should 'get it right first time' after a series of policy U-turns, including on business rates and welfare.
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RecommendedWes Streeting confirms he will run for Labour leader, criticises Starmer's style, calls for EU rejoining and proper contest.