Labour's Private School VAT Plan Backed by Public, Poll Shows
Poll shows 54% support for Labour's VAT on private school fees, with government accusing critics of being out of touch.
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Trump Boasts of 'Winning So Much' in State of the Union Address Amid Low Approval Ratings
Trump boasts of 'winning so much' in State of the Union address, despite low approval ratings and boycotts by Democratic lawmakers.
US Warned Iraq War Could Topple Blair, Papers Reveal
Newly released documents show the US was warned that invading Iraq without a second UN resolution could cost Tony Blair his premiership.
Top Officer Says Anti-Racism Guidance Fuels Two-Tier Policing Myth
Sir Stephen Watson says police anti-racism guidance has fuelled two-tier policing myth, but rejects claims of anti-white bias.
Starmer Overruled Security Warnings Over Mandelson's Epstein Links, Files Show
Keir Starmer overruled warnings about Peter Mandelson's Epstein links when appointing him US ambassador, newly released files show.
WASPI Women Intensify Fight for Compensation Ahead of February Deadline
WASPI campaign warns of 'national outrage' if compensation not paid; one million letters to MPs planned ahead of February decision.
Democrats File New War Powers Resolutions, Demand Public Hearings on Iran Strikes
Democratic senators file new war powers resolutions on Iran, demand public hearings with Hegseth and Rubio, citing polls showing majority opposition to the conflict.
Rev William Barber Condemns Charlie Kirk Killing and Warns Against Using Religion to 'Sanctify Wrong
Rev William Barber condemns Charlie Kirk killing, warns against using religion to justify injustice, and calls for denouncing all political violence.
US States Sue Trump Over Emergency Declaration for Border Wall
16 US states sue President Trump over his emergency declaration to fund a border wall, calling it unconstitutional and a misuse of power.
Ex No10 Chief Faces MPs Over Collapsed Spy Trial
MPs to hold inquiry into collapsed China spy case after No 10 publishes key evidence; questions remain over CPS decision and PM's role.
SNP Reveals £20m Spent on Commons Since IndyRef
SNP claims House of Commons spent over £20m on refurbishments since 2014 IndyRef, with 2024/25 figures highest on record at £2.5m.
Farage's £2m Bitcoin Purchase Ignites Political Crypto Row
Nigel Farage promotes £2m bitcoin purchase by Stack BTC, sparking conflict of interest accusations and an FCA complaint.
RFK Jr Denies 2028 Presidential Bid Amid Trump Speculation
Robert F Kennedy Jr denies planning a 2028 presidential run after attacks from Trump influencer Laura Loomer, reaffirming loyalty to President Trump.
Labour's Reform Dilemma: Threat or Tory Sequel?
Labour faces internal division over how to attack Reform UK: as a unique threat or a Tory sequel, with polling underway to decide strategy.
Kinnock Urges End To Two Child Benefit Cap
Neil Kinnock calls on government to scrap two-child benefit cap, citing rising poverty and suggesting a wealth tax to fund the change.
Trump accuses Canada of using 'possibly AI' Reagan clip in anti-tariff ad
Trump criticises Ontario ad using Reagan audio to oppose US tariffs, calling it dishonest and possibly AI-generated.
Keeley Hawes Assassin Filming Locations Revealed
Filming locations for Prime Video's The Assassin starring Keeley Hawes and Freddie Highmore revealed, with most scenes shot in Athens, Greece.
Trump Names Amy Coney Barrett as Supreme Court Nominee
President Trump nominates Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court, sparking confirmation battle ahead of election.
Westminster Victim Feared Terrorist Incident, Inquest Hears
Aysha Frade, killed in the Westminster attack, had feared a terrorist incident, her inquest hears.
Farage Vows Fuel Duty Reversal in Reform UK Stunt
Nigel Farage pledges to reverse Labour's fuel duty hike by scrapping net zero levies, as Reform UK stages a petrol station stunt ahead of local elections.
Late-Night Hosts Mock Mike Johnson's 'America First' Award for Trump
Late-night hosts mock Mike Johnson's 'America First' award for Trump, questioning its sincerity amid war and economic woes.
Starmer Condemns Green Party Leader Over Police Arrest Criticism
PM Starmer calls Green Party leader Zack Polanski 'disgraceful' for sharing critical post about police arrest of Golders Green stabbing suspect.
Starmer Accuses Sunak of Lying Over £2,000 Tax Claim, Says Ministerial Code Breached
Keir Starmer accuses Rishi Sunak of lying and breaching the ministerial code over a £2,000 Labour tax claim, citing a Treasury letter that disputes the figure's origin.
French Mayor Targeted by Racist Abuse Vows to Tackle Inequality and Far Right
Newly elected French mayor Bally Bagayoko calls for action against racism and far-right rise after being targeted with racist abuse.
Colbert Accuses Trump Administration of Censorship After CBS Pulls Interview
Stephen Colbert accuses CBS and Trump administration of censorship after network pulls interview with Texas Democrat due to FCC equal-time rule concerns.
Melania Trump calls for 'pre-emptive intervention' after Minneapolis school shooting
Melania Trump calls for pre-emptive intervention after two children killed in Minneapolis school shooting.
Spying Case Collapsed as UK Refused to Label China a Threat, Says Prosecutor
UK spying case collapsed as government refused to label China a threat, says chief prosecutor, sparking political interference allegations.
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 her leadership and scandals.
Alba Party Formally Wound Up After Failed Independence Bid
Alba party winds up and will not contest 2026 Scottish election amid financial crisis and membership fall.
Romania's Pro-Europe Government Collapses After No Confidence Vote
Romania's pro-European government collapses after no-confidence vote, triggering political turmoil as far right surges.
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