2005 Cabinet Papers Revealed Pandemic Warnings to Howard Govt
Newly released cabinet papers show Australian officials in 2005 warned of school closures and border shutdowns in a flu pandemic, foreshadowing the Covid-19 response. Read the full story.
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2005 Cabinet Papers Reveal Dire Climate Warnings
Newly released 2005 cabinet papers show ministers Alexander Downer and Ian Campbell warned Australia was highly vulnerable to climate disruption. Discover the historic warnings.
Secret 2005 Push for MP Lifetime Pensions Exposed
Newly released cabinet papers from 2005 expose a controversial proposal for lifetime pensions for MPs, spearheaded by Philip Ruddock. Explore the details and political fallout.
Government accused of cover-up over hidden Andrew documents
The Cabinet Office faces accusations of a cover-up after censoring files detailing Prince Andrew's taxpayer-funded travel. Key documents were withdrawn at the last minute. Read the full story.
Cabinet Office accused of royal cover-up over Andrew files
The Cabinet Office faces accusations of a cover-up after last-minute withdrawal of files on Prince Andrew's travel expenses as a trade envoy. Explore the ongoing secrecy surrounding royal documents.
Administrative error led to release of Andrew documents
The Cabinet Office blames an administrative mistake for the accidental release of historical files about Prince Andrew's travel plans. Discover the details and the campaigners' response.
Mandelson warned Blair over Brown allies in 2005 election
Newly released files reveal Peter Mandelson warned Tony Blair that Gordon Brown's supporters could sabotage Labour's 2005 election campaign from within. Discover the internal tensions.
Blair's Private Iraq War Doubts Exposed in 2005 Papers
Newly released UK Cabinet papers from 2005 reveal Tony Blair privately questioned the Iraq War's legality and his legacy. Explore the confidential discussions that shaped history.
Trump's Loyal Cabinet Defies First-Term Turnover Trend
Analysis reveals President Trump's second-term cabinet remains unusually stable, driven by loyalty and a difficult Senate confirmation process. Explore the shift from his 'You're fired' brand.
Murray criticises Starmer over 'humiliating' cabinet sacking
Former Scottish Secretary Ian Murray speaks out about his 'humiliating' demotion by Keir Starmer, revealing he still lacks an explanation. Read the full interview.
Keir Starmer says Angela Rayner will return to cabinet
PM Keir Starmer confirms 'hugely talented' Angela Rayner will make a cabinet comeback, stating misogyny fuelled criticism against her. Read the latest political developments.
Starmer: Angela Rayner will return to cabinet
PM Keir Starmer says 'hugely talented' Angela Rayner will make a cabinet comeback, citing misogyny in criticism against her. Read the latest political developments.
Keir Starmer says Angela Rayner will return to cabinet
Prime Minister Keir Starmer gives his clearest signal yet that Angela Rayner will make a cabinet comeback, calling the former deputy PM 'hugely talented' and the UK's best social mobility story.
Starmer: Angela Rayner will return to cabinet
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirms former deputy PM Angela Rayner will rejoin his cabinet. Get the latest on this major UK political development.
Albanese reshuffles cabinet, promotes key allies
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveils a significant cabinet reshuffle, promoting allies and shifting key portfolios. Discover the new political landscape and its implications.
Can England's 2005 Ashes spirit inspire 2025 win?
As England face Ashes defeat, we examine the compelling parallels with their legendary 2005 comeback. Can hyper-aggressive cricket and symbolic blows turn the tide?
Starmer wants Angela Rayner back in his cabinet
PM Sir Keir Starmer says he 'absolutely' wants ex-deputy Angela Rayner back in cabinet, calling her the 'best example ever' of UK social mobility. Read the latest on her potential return.
AI Drives Cancer Research Fraud: 400K Fake Papers Found
Artificial intelligence is accelerating fraudulent cancer research publication, with 400,000 fake papers identified. Learn how this threatens patient care and how to spot reliable medical information.
Australia's 2005 World Cup qualification triumph
Relive Australia's historic 2005 World Cup qualification victory over Uruguay through the eyes of a fan who witnessed Marco Bresciano's crucial goal and the penalty shootout that ended 32 years of heartbreak.
Starmer's Downing Street leadership crisis deepens
Keir Starmer's government faces mounting criticism over chaotic leadership and structural failures at No 10. Can the PM regain control? Analysis of what went wrong.
Trump's Second Term Begins: Key Appointments & Policies
Donald Trump returns to the White House with a flurry of executive actions and controversial cabinet picks that signal dramatic changes ahead for US policy and international relations.
Trump's Second Term: Key Appointments and Policy Shifts
The Trump administration embarks on its second term with controversial cabinet picks and sweeping executive actions targeting immigration and economic policy.
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