Stephen Colbert's Late Show Cancellation Sparks Debate Over Motives
Stephen Colbert's Late Show cancelled after 33 years; CBS cites financial reasons but timing after Trump settlement comment raises questions.
Category : Westminster
Angus Taylor's Leadership Bid Overshadows Sussan Ley's Final Day
Angus Taylor's leadership challenge against Sussan Ley gains momentum as he endures a 75-minute roasting in question time without outlining policy alternatives.
Nearly 60 Labour MPs Demand UK Recognise Palestinian State
Nearly 60 Labour MPs demand UK recognise Palestinian state, citing ethnic cleansing in Gaza and urging action against Israeli plans.
Rayner Slams No10 Over 'Self-Harm' Briefings Against Female Ministers
Angela Rayner criticises No 10 officials for briefing against female ministers, calling it 'self-harm', and reflects on Labour's first year in power.
Putin's Tough Childhood and Rise to Power
How Vladimir Putin's difficult childhood in Leningrad shaped his rise from KGB officer to Russian president.
Half of Arrests at London Palestine Protest Were Over 60, Data Shows
Half of 532 arrests at London Palestine protest were aged 60 or over, with most held under Terrorism Act for displaying signs. No charges were filed.
Twitter Image Glitch or Musk Whim? The Mystery of Disappearing Photos
Twitter images from 2011-2014 disappeared then returned; bug or Musk whim? Linkrot threatens digital media as streaming services delete content.
Starmer Shrugs Off Trump's Iran Insults, Citing Public Support
Keir Starmer dismisses Trump's insults over Iran, citing public support and the fleeting nature of the US president's opinions.
Farage Sparks Outrage With Rayner Deputy Pm Jibe
Nigel Farage sparks outrage with jibe at Angela Rayner during US speech, as PMQs sees Badenoch attack Rayner's tax affairs and Starmer defends her.
Neil Kinnock calls for government to scrap two-child cap on benefits
Neil Kinnock urges scrapping two-child benefit cap, calls for wealth tax to tackle rising child poverty in the UK.
Reeves Sick of Mansplaining Ahead of Budget
Rachel Reeves says she is sick of mansplaining as she prepares for her budget, facing pressure as UK's first female chancellor.
Violence Against Women and Girls Rivals NHS and Cost of Living as Top Concern for Britons
Poll shows 88% of Britons concerned about violence against women, ahead of immigration and unemployment, as report urges faster government action.
Police in Scotland Brace for Protests Ahead of Trump Visit
Police in Scotland prepare for protests as Donald Trump plans to visit his Aberdeenshire golf resort to open a new course named after his mother.
Labour Deputy Leadership Candidate Proposes Gambling Tax to Scrap Two-Child Benefit Cap
Lucy Powell proposes taxing gambling firms to scrap the two-child benefit cap, aiming to lift children out of poverty.
Sheikh Hasina's Son Admits Government Mishandled Bangladesh Protests
Sheikh Hasina's son admits government mishandled 2024 Gen Z protests, calls upcoming election a sham, and warns of Islamisation in Bangladesh.
Starmer's Defence Spending Plan Sparks Tensions With Burnham Ahead of Nato Summit
Starmer's delayed defence plan risks Nato humiliation and tensions with successor Burnham ahead of Ankara summit.
The slow-burning hatred that led Thomas Mair to murder Jo Cox
Details emerge of Thomas Mair's far-right radicalisation over 25 years before murdering MP Jo Cox, including bomb-making purchases and Nazi memorabilia.
Gordon Brown's Gambling Tax Proposal Sparks Debate on Funding NHS and Child Poverty
Gordon Brown's proposal to tax gambling industry profits to fund NHS and fight child poverty sparks debate among MPs and readers.
Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn's Party Reveals Shortlist for Official Name
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's left-wing party shortlists four names for members to vote on at its first conference in Liverpool.
Badenoch Hits Out at Tory Plotters for Seeking to Remove Sunak
Kemi Badenoch criticises Tory plotters seeking to replace Rishi Sunak, saying prime ministers cannot be treated as disposable.
Morgan Stanley: Reeves Can Raise £45bn Without Breaking Manifesto Pledges
Morgan Stanley report says Rachel Reeves can raise up to £45bn in taxes without breaking Labour manifesto promises, covering a potential £30bn shortfall.
Nandy Backs Burnham For Westminster Comeback
Lisa Nandy backs Andy Burnham's return to Westminster ahead of Makerfield by-election, urges Labour focus on winning.
Rayner Calls for Night-Time Economy Minister in Labour Government
Angela Rayner urges Starmer to appoint a night-time economy minister, citing cost pressures on venues and calling for tailored policy.
Starmer: Labour Can Win Next Election Under Burnham
Keir Starmer says Labour should win the next election under likely successor Andy Burnham, based on his achievements. He holds no personal animosity toward Burnham, joking about his Everton support.
Meghan and Kids Skip Harry's London Trip Next Week
Meghan Markle, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will not accompany Prince Harry on his trip to London next week, despite his hope to bring them for the Invictus Games countdown.
China Condemns Aukus Pact as 'Extremely Irresponsible'
China condemns Aukus submarine pact as 'extremely irresponsible', warning it risks regional peace and arms race, amid tensions with Australia.
Peter Kyle Accuses Nigel Farage of Siding with Child Abusers Over Online Safety
Peter Kyle accuses Nigel Farage of siding with child abusers like Jimmy Savile over plans to repeal the Online Safety Act, sparking a political row.
MPs Approve Release of Mandelson Epstein Files to Security Committee
MPs force release of Mandelson Epstein files to security committee after government U-turn; Starmer admits knowing of Epstein friendship.
Trump’s Bizarre Public Appearances Raise Questions Over Mental Acuity
Trump’s bizarre public appearances, including windmill rants and confabulation, raise questions about mental acuity as experts note pattern of odd behaviour.
Labour Sidesteps Prince Andrew Scandal Amid Parliamentary Restrictions
Parliamentary rules prevent debate on Prince Andrew's conduct, causing disquiet among MPs. Labour sidesteps the issue despite calls to strip his titles.
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