Lewandowski's future uncertain after Noem's DHS firing by Trump
Corey Lewandowski faces uncertain future after Kristi Noem's firing as Homeland Security secretary by Trump, with reports he will leave DHS alongside her.
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Half of arrests at Palestine Action protest aged 60 or over, police data shows
Half of 532 arrests at London Palestine Action protest were aged 60 or over, police data shows. Most arrests under Terrorism Act for displaying supportive signs.
Defence Spending Shift Could Cost UK 10,000 Jobs, Analysis Warns
Analysis shows Starmer's defence spending shift could cost UK 10,000 jobs, contradicting claims of boosting employment.
JD Vance's Cotswolds Summer Retreat Sparks Speculation
US VP JD Vance's Cotswolds summer holiday raises eyebrows amid frequent time off and past controversies.
Green Party Wins Gorton and Denton Byelection, Pushing Labour to Third Place
Green Party wins Gorton and Denton byelection, pushing Labour to third place in a historic upset for northern England.
Chris Bryant: From Near-Death Experience to Cleaning Up Parliament
Labour MP Chris Bryant discusses his fight to clean up parliament, the Owen Paterson scandal, and his own flawed record in a new book.
BBC Chair Apologises for Trump Speech Edit Amid Bias Row
BBC chair apologises for Panorama edit of Trump speech, defends corporation against bias claims after resignations of top executives.
Trump Fires Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Replaces Her with Senator Markwayne Mullin
Trump fires Kristi Noem as homeland security secretary, replacing her with Senator Markwayne Mullin amid bipartisan criticism over immigration deaths and a personal scandal.
Body Found in Search for Missing Mum Rachel Booth
Body found in search for missing mum Rachel Booth; police believe it is her, no suspicious circumstances.
Independent Women 2026 List Celebrates Britain's Most Powerful Women
The Independent's 2026 influence list celebrates 50 women who have shaped British society, topped by footballer Chloe Kelly and featuring campaigners and artists.
Albanese brands Taylor 'Temu Abbott' in tax reform clash
PM Albanese mocks Angus Taylor as 'Temu Abbott' as budget tax changes face Greens scrutiny over discretionary powers.
British author and LGBTQ+ activist Maureen Duffy dies at 92
British author and LGBTQ+ activist Maureen Duffy, known for her novels and campaigning, dies at 92.
Stephen Miller Pushes to Hire Young Federal Workers Loyal to Trump
Stephen Miller is recruiting young federal workers loyal to Trump amid a hiring push after DOGE cuts, reports The Washington Post.
Secret Liberal Review Blames Dutton For 2025 Election Loss
Leaked Liberal review blames Peter Dutton's image and nuclear policy for 2025 election loss, calling it the party's worst campaign.
Labour MPs Pressure Starmer Over Israel Defence Stance
Senior Labour MPs warn Starmer his Israel stance risks alienating Muslim voters and the liberal left, deepening party divisions.
Starmer Vows to Tackle Social Media’s ‘Addictive Features’ to Protect Children
PM Starmer vows to tackle addictive social media features after US court ruling holds Meta and YouTube liable for harms to children.
Trump Launches 'Board of Peace' at Davos, Claims World 'Richer, Safer'
Trump launches 'board of peace' at Davos, claims world safer; outlines Gaza ceasefire steps including Rafah reopening.
Satirical Statue of Trump and Epstein as Titanic Lovers Appears on National Mall
A new satirical statue on the National Mall depicts Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein as lovers from the film Titanic, sparking White House condemnation.
Government Open to Removing Andrew from Succession After Police Inquiry
Government considers removing Duke of York from line of succession after police investigation into misconduct allegations.
D-Day Veteran Alec Penstone Dies at 101: Tributes Pour In
D-Day veteran Alec Penstone dies aged 101; tributes from Royal Naval Association and Parachute Regimental Association honour his courage and service.
Corbyn at Pro-Iran Rally in London as Strikes Hit Tehran
Jeremy Corbyn addresses anti-war rally in London, condemning Iran plane shoot-down as 'appalling act' and calling for end to UK arms sales.
Julie Bishop Quits as ANU Chancellor Amid Governance Crisis
Julie Bishop resigns as ANU chancellor early amid governance crisis, with calls for rebuilding trust and confidence.
Sturgeon’s Staggering Lack of Self-Awareness on Gender Reforms
Critics warn Sturgeon's gender reforms could endanger women by allowing male sex offenders easier access to single-sex spaces.
Starmer Faces Commons Questions After Mandelson Arrest
Starmer faces Commons backlash over Mandelson appointment after vetting failure revelation; orders investigation into security concerns.
Rubio’s Munich Speech Fuels 2028 White House Buzz
Rubio's Munich speech offered friendship on Maga terms, sparking 2028 White House buzz and European concern.
HMRC Demands Winter Fuel Payment Repayment From Pensioners
HMRC will automatically reclaim Winter Fuel Payments from pensioners with incomes over £35,000, via tax code changes or Self Assessment.
Coalition Government Recycles Old Policy Ideas, Audit Reveals
Audit of UK coalition agreement shows many pledges are recycled ideas, with 207 in progress, 41 completed, and 57 showing no progress.
The View Panel Clashes Over Legality of Iran Airstrikes
The View panel clashes over Iran airstrikes legality and impact, with Hasselbeck defending and Hostin calling it illegal.
Hastie Rules Based Order Dead As Iran Crisis Escalates
Hastie says rules-based order dead as Iran crisis escalates; Australia backs US strikes but faces criticism; ASX falls, petrol prices to rise.
Starmer Plans Cost of Living Blitz After Local Election Rout
Starmer plans cost of living blitz after local election rout, targeting fuel and energy bills.
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