Darren Jones Plans Whitehall Overhaul: Doers to Get Promotions
Darren Jones unveils plans to sack underperforming civil servants, introduce taskforces, and promote 'doers' in Whitehall overhaul.
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Judge Rejects Biden's Bid to Block Ghostwriter Recordings Release
A federal judge ruled against Joe Biden's attempt to prevent the Trump administration from releasing recordings made with a ghostwriter to a conservative group, citing public interest.
King Charles Distances From Harry Security Claims
King Charles has no wish to play any role in Prince Harry's security provision in the UK, sources claim, despite reports the monarch offered help.
Five Rules Impacting Man United's Summer Transfers
Manchester United aim to spend big this summer but must navigate five key rules: Brexit, Home Grown quotas, PSR, and UEFA's Squad Cost Ratio. Full breakdown inside.
Trump's $400m White House Ballroom Vote Delayed Amid Public Opposition
NCPC delays vote on Trump's $400m White House ballroom after thousands of public comments, majority opposing the plan.
Mandelson Vetting Row: Top Civil Servant Forced Out After Security Clearance Overruled
Sir Olly Robbins resigns after Foreign Office overruled security officials' decision to deny Peter Mandelson clearance for US ambassador role.
NDIS Outsourced Staff Told to Pose as Public Servants, Workers Claim
Serco call centre staff handling NDIS calls claim they are told to pretend to be public servants, lacking proper training and pay.
Barry's Blunt England Home Truths in Half-Time Interview
England assistant coach Anthony Barry gave an unexpectedly honest half-time interview on ITV, critiquing the team's nervous energy and fearful patterns during the World Cup opener.
Foreign Office Chief Holidayed During Afghanistan Evacuation
Whistleblower says Foreign Office chaotic during Afghanistan evacuation; top civil servant holidayed as Kabul fell.
NY Times Defends Wall Street Journal After White House Ban from Press Pool
NY Times defends Wall Street Journal after White House ban from press pool, calling it retribution for Epstein reporting.
Mercedes Withdraws Russell Appeal for Good of F1
Mercedes has withdrawn its appeal over George Russell's pit lane speeding penalty at the Monaco Grand Prix, stating that further pursuit would not serve the team or the sport.
Martin Lewis Slams Rachel Reeves for Skipping ITV Money Show After Budget
Martin Lewis blasts Rachel Reeves for not appearing on his ITV Money Show after the Autumn Budget, criticising her tax-raising plans.
SPFL Respond to Celtic Fixture Grievance Over Monday Night Opener
SPFL chief Calum Beattie explains why Celtic's Premiership opener is on Monday night due to Commonwealth Games and Calvin Harris concerts, despite club complaints.
Starmer: Russian Warship Warning Shot Reckless
Keir Starmer condemns Russian warship firing warning shots at a British yacht in the Channel as 'deeply concerning and reckless', amid conflicting accounts.
Bristol's 'Coolest City' Myth Masks Deprivation Problems
A Bristol resident challenges the city's 'coolest' label, highlighting deep deprivation, inequality, homelessness, litter, and poor public transport.
How a Small By-Election Could End Keir Starmer's Premiership
Voters in Makerfield, Greater Manchester, go to the polls on Thursday in a by-election that could trigger a challenge to Keir Starmer's leadership and potentially install Andy Burnham as UK PM.
Civil Service Internships to Be Restricted to Working Class
UK government restricts civil service internships to working-class students to improve representation, with changes from summer 2026.
Starmer Faces Global Humiliation Over Military Cuts
Keir Starmer's underfunded military and weak leadership lead to humiliation at home and abroad, as Dan Jarvis heads to NATO amid crisis.
Investigator Recounts Jay Slater's Tragic Final Hours
Two years after Jay Slater's death in Tenerife, an investigator reveals the harrowing details of his final journey and the deadly terrain that claimed his life.
Starmer’s Plan to Counter Burnham Leadership Challenge
Keir Starmer outlines his plan to counter Andy Burnham's leadership challenge, focusing on the Greater Manchester mayoral election to stall Burnham's momentum and potentially blame him for any loss.
Duchess of Cambridge's Tour Wardrobe Under Scrutiny
Duchess of Cambridge's meticulously planned wardrobe for Far East tour scrutinised, featuring British designers, high-street brands, and recycled outfits.
Senior No 10 Aide Quits Over 'Sexually Explicit' Messages About Diane Abbott
Senior No 10 aide Paul Ovenden resigns over sexually explicit messages about Labour MP Diane Abbott, adding to government scandals.
Portuguese FA Responds to Martinez Exit Claims
The Portuguese FA has denied reports that Roberto Martinez will leave his role as Portugal head coach after the World Cup, stating both parties are focused solely on the tournament.
Garrick Club Members Quit Over Gender Row
Garrick Club faces resignations and a vote on admitting women, with senior judges divided over rules.
EU Leaders Urge Trump to Support Ukraine Amid G7 Talks
As G7 leaders meet, European officials race to persuade Donald Trump to prioritize Ukraine over Iran, with the US president urging Russia to negotiate.
Cohealth Report: Management Failures Outweigh Funding Issues
A scathing report into Melbourne's Cohealth reveals that poor management, not lack of funding, led to GP clinic closures, highlighting systemic issues in healthcare governance.
Iran Coach Slams Fifa Over Treatment After World Cup Draw
Iran's head coach Amir Ghalenoei and captain Mehdi Taremi criticize Fifa for forcing the team to leave Los Angeles immediately after their 2-2 draw against New Zealand, disrupting recovery plans.
Downing Street Blamed for Lack of Grip on Whitehall
Experts say Downing Street is to blame for failing to control Whitehall, amid debate over lobbying and government priorities.
FM Quizzed on Sanctuary Scheme and AI in Health
First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth faces questions on education, businesses, AI in health, wind energy, and the Nation of Sanctuary scheme's public safety risks.
HMRC Wrongly Strips Child Benefit From Thousands Over Incomplete Travel Data
HMRC wrongly stops child benefit for 23,500 families using incomplete travel data, apologises after thousands affected by flawed fraud checks.
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