Guardian Corrects Report on PC Rathband Counselling Delay
The Guardian corrects claims about PC Rathband's counselling delay and cane purchase, noting Northumbria Police's position.
Category : Whitehall
Carer's Allowance Report Reveals DWP Systemic Failures
Independent review finds DWP failures in carer's allowance, including deliberate non-investigation of alerts and harsh 'cliff edge' rules, causing debt and distress.
New Whitehall School To Train Civil Servants In AI
UK to launch a new school of government to train senior civil servants in AI and other skills, replacing the institution closed by David Cameron.
Starmer Accused of Making UK a Laughing Stock
Keir Starmer faces fierce criticism from Conservatives and allies after defence secretary resignation, with claims Labour has destroyed UK credibility and made the nation a laughing stock on the world stage.
Trump Taps Jay Clayton for Top Intel Job After Pulte Controversy
Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, former SEC chair, as director of national intelligence after widespread criticism of his pick Bill Pulte for the role.
US Surveillance Law Section 702 Expires Amid Political Turmoil
Section 702 of FISA expires Friday as Congress fails to reauthorize, sparking debate over privacy, national security, and Trump's DNI nominations.
Starmer's Labour Woes Like a Slow-Motion Car Crash
Marina Hyde compares Labour's decline to a slow-motion car crash, with Starmer losing control as resignations mount and defence issues spark leadership speculation.
Starmer Vows to Fight Any Leadership Challenge
Keir Starmer says he will fight any leadership challenge not out of stubbornness but from a deep sense of duty, and defends defence spending plans.
Alpine Win Gasly Appeal, Rivals Barred from Similar F1 Challenge
Alpine successfully appealed Pierre Gasly's penalty, reinstating his Monaco GP podium. Rivals are furious but cannot overturn their own penalties due to regulation quirks.
Starmer Accuses Critics of Using Mandelson Scandal to Derail 'United' Government
PM Keir Starmer accuses political opponents of using the Mandelson vetting scandal to derail the government, insisting the Cabinet is united.
Corrections: Hartlepool, Edi Rama, and Other Updates
Corrections to Hartlepool's administrative status, Edi Rama's term count, and other articles including suicide rates, personal loans, and historian Gordon S Wood's death.
US House Blocks Surveillance Law Extension Amid Pulte Row
The US House failed to pass a short-term extension of Fisa surveillance law, with Democrats protesting Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence.
Reform UK Leader Joins Metro Mayor Cabinet
George Woodward, Merseyside's first Reform UK council leader, has been appointed to Steve Rotheram's cabinet with the education portfolio, despite recent controversies over Pride and Refugee Week.
Sky News Interrupted: Defence Secretary Healey Resigns
Sky News was halted for a breaking news announcement as UK Defence Secretary John Healey resigned, dealing a devastating blow to PM Keir Starmer over defence funding.
Bristol Mother Warns of Cheap Street Drugs After Son's Death
Bristol mother warns of cheap street drugs after son's death linked to Xanax misuse, with concerns over counterfeit pills and pandemic impact.
Former MI6 Chief Questions Mitigations for Mandelson's Vetting Risks
Former MI6 chief Richard Dearlove says mitigating Peter Mandelson's security risks was impossible, as vetting concerns over China, Russia and Israel ties emerge.
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